thoughts on San Fran?
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- dMullins0
Toughest thing about SF is meeting good people you get along with. The same can be said for most places I guess.
And don't be fooled about "glorious weather all the time," cause it's BS depending on where you live. If you live in Outer Richmond/Pacific Heights and further, you will likely live in a very windy neighborhood, which has a tendency to ruin your morning, every morning.
There's so much great about the city that's already been said -- amazing food selection, big city feel in a smaller-than-you'd-expect space (7 miles x 7 miles, right?), lots of opportunity to see great music, great bars in every district, tons of neat culture and cultural history to experience. And you can count on the MUNI to give you something to laugh about every day.
I really miss SF, I really do.
It sure as shit beats Greensboro, North Carolina.