San Francisco Bay Area

It's hilly cattle grazing, and then at the higher elevations, it's evergreen.

And we could put affordable housing and then our poor and middle class who do the service jobs of the bay area could do what our parents did with daily city i remember when i was a kid daily city uh was affordable now it's kind of a luxury daily city was what the song they put them all in little boxes and they all look the same remember that song by is it johnny something Rogers or something.

It was making fun of them that they were kind of like just cookie cutter.

I think they talked about, is it Levitt's housing? Levittown on Long Island.

They're not building new things.

That generation can't not – they want to live in affordable areas in urban enclaves.

They want to live in Portland, Seattle, Boulder, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Bay Area.

And that – you can't do it.

So I don't know if I would consider that in your climate, Rob.

You know, if you live in the southwest, dry places, Pacific Northwest in the summer, even the Bay Area, it might work in some places like away from San Francisco and the fog and stuff.

This can work, but kind of a problem, right, Randy?

Yeah, I don't think I would do that.

Right.

But family was like, what's wrong with your good government job that you can't stay right here and live a nice middle class life? And who do you know out there? So it's not just the West Coast, it's the Bay Area, right? And it's not just like East Bay.

So East Bay, when you think about East Bay, you think about like Oakland, right? Now, we're talking South Bay, Mountain View, Palo Alto, where the percentage of people who look like us is less than 4%, 3%.

But is that a

It's like, what's wrong with your good government job that you can't stay right here and live a nice middle class life? And who do you know out there? So it's not just the West Coast.

It's the Bay Area, right? And it's not just like East Bay.

So East Bay, when you think about East Bay, you think about like Oakland.

No, we're talking South Bay, Mountain View, Palo Alto, where the percentage of people who look like us is less than 4%, 3%.

It's like, what's wrong with your good government job that you can't stay right here and live a nice middle class life? And who do you know out there? So it's not just the West Coast.

It's the Bay Area, right? And it's not just like East Bay.

So East Bay, when you think about East Bay, you think about like Oakland.

No, we're talking South Bay, Mountain View, Palo Alto, where the percentage of people who look like us is less than 4%, 3%.

It's like, what's wrong with your good government job that you can't stay right here and live a nice middle class life? And who do you know out there? So it's not just the West Coast.

It's the Bay Area, right? And it's not just like East Bay.

So East Bay, when you think about East Bay, you think about like Oakland.

No, we're talking South Bay, Mountain View, Palo Alto, where the percentage of people who look like us is less than 4%, 3%.

An 11-year-old invented the popsicle when he accidentally left a cup out on his porch one freezing night in 1905.

Frank Epperson lived in the San Francisco Bay Area and was mixing flavored soda powder with water in a glass using a wooden stir stick.

When his mom called him in for the night, he left the cup sitting on the back porch.

On that particular evening, temperatures dropped below freezing and the next morning when he went to pull the wooden stick out of the cup, he got a bit more than just the handle.

Let's go places.

The weather forecast for the San Francisco Bay Area calls for low overcast.

I have warnings of sunny afternoons over the inland area through Monday.

There will be little temperature change with highs today and tomorrow from the low 60s to the low 70s.

We'll have a night in the mid-50s.

Westerly winds of 10 to 20 miles an hour in the afternoon.

Small craft warnings for southwest winds to 30 miles in the Suisun Bay Area.

Presently 54 degrees in San Francisco.

What up? What up? What's

good? Shit just stuck in this damn Bay Area traffic, bro.

Take me like two hours to get home with some bullshit.

But, yeah, fucking Alex and baby Joker, bro.