San Diego–Coronado Bridge

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I would rather brush my teeth with sandpaper and jump off the Coronado Bridge.

I hate it so much.

I

absolutely.

Any carbon steel, an AH36, an HY80, HY100, any carbon steel that is painted and goes into an environment, like Coronado Bridge in San Diego, they repaint that thing all the time.

I don't know, they're taking a wire wheel or needle gun to go out there and take all the paint off, but then they just paint right back over the surface.

That's bad.

We're

going on the Coronado Bridge.

Oh my goodness.

What an honesty hour.

Um, I was like, there's Point Loma.

Like, you know, I know that that's like, they were like right by the, the Coronado bridge.

And so, uh, it's always exciting to see a place that you live in on TV.

Uh, so yay.

Did he shoot this photo, Ryan? He took a ton of photos.

and we also got to drive up the Coronado Bridge.

I let Ryan drive it on the way back.

It is, so the straight pipe car, I'm still like very on the fence of what to do with this.

Yeah.

You can't beat the views like Coronado Bridge, the water.

It's very fun.

It's not

People tended to answer questions much more easily at daylight, of their own volition at least.

First thing in the morning, I crossed the Coronado Bridge, waving to the sleepy toll attendant, and headed into town.

As I approached the site, I felt embarrassed to drive my Porsche directly up to an encampment of homeless people.

Yeah, man.

And you never told me about your bridge fear.

And then I started getting really bad like panic attacks crossing the Coronado Bridge in San Diego.

And when I started sharing that with you, you were like, oh, this is what I do for my fear of crossing bridges.

And I had never known that you had a fear of crossing bridges.

And so there's, there's a one-way from the bridge to the gate, and there's, and that's Third Street.

It's a one-way street, three lanes of traffic, very busy in the morning, uh, 'cause all of the g-, you know, hundreds of thousands of cars that are driving to the base drive over the Coronado Bridge every day, drive the one-way on Third Street to get to the base.

And then Fourth Street, one block over, is one-way in the other direction from, from the outbound gate to the bridge.

There's only two, there's only two really, really busy roads on the island, and we happen to live on Third.