You don't actually love JFK's style. You love the idea of dense, mixed use, walkable neighborhoods where you can bike, walk, or rollerblade to wherever you need to be. And making enough money to live in a city while having enough free time for hobbies and a lover.
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In all this talk about how downtown San Francisco is emptying of businesses, no one is acknowledging that the landlords are still charging rapacious rent.
Do not ignore the impact of landlord greed on the amount businesses downtown.
Every one of them could lower rents.
@Austen1stDrafts Unpopular opinion: the thing that this version gets right is that Anne Eliot is hot! She’s just depressed (lost her bloom) and her family sucks. She’s a Leo!
THREAD. This paragraph from the New York Times story on the murder of a tech executive in San Francisco is extremely revealing, and not in a good way. It represents one of the most subtle but significant pathologies in contemporary crime discourse.