HappyHighwayman
It's all in the reflexes
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No psychopathic tendencies
No psychopathic tendencies
I remember when that was the big news.SAN FRANCISCO — Seven months ago, the Four Seasons in San Francisco sent out a news release announcing the glad tidings that would come soon: New residences for the new money.
Builders were hoisting glass and steel into a 43-story tower where residents would have their own on-staff wine concierge, plus Blue de Savoie French marble, German milled Poggenpohl cabinetry and Dornbracht fixtures. The building’s $49 million penthouse would be the most expensive in San Francisco.
“Just in time for the coming wave of IPO millionaires in San Francisco,” the Four Seasons said, promising “an elevated sales experience” to cater to “this new class of buyers.”
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No psychopathic tendencies
A big wet turd in the middle of the cereal aisle.
It doesn't justify anything but everytime I see someone breaking the social contract I recognize its likely because society has marginalized them to the point that they no longer have any fucks to give about ANYTHING.
It doesn't justify anything but everytime I see someone breaking the social contract I recognize its likely because society has marginalized them to the point that they no longer have any fucks to give about ANYTHING.
Congratulations for not being a psychopath today!
You know I admit I have peed in an alley on a drunken night and felt no remorse....like it was OK because I had to go.
There was one in Tracy. Out near Carnegie
As a professional in the industry, I will reiterate, do not under any circumstances give them cash. If you want to buy someone a sandwich, do it, if you want to learn where the closest free food services are in the area you are at is, tell them, although they already know. If you want to buy someone a blanket, you can, but they will probably sell it at 7th and Market.
If you are downtown, tell them to go to Glide Church at Taylor and Ellis for help. They already know. Do not give panhandlers cash, you are not helping the problem when you do that.
Pretty sure this is solid advice, but it’s sad. When my wife and I are up in the City together I almost never hand out any cash. My wife on the other hand will on occasion. Strictly to women though. She feels they have a rougher time than men and have more expensive personal needs. Makes a certain amount of sense to me. Still, sometimes I’ll see a guy with no legs, and three teeth sitting in a wheel chair. Hard not to reach for the wallet on those.