I didn’t see it at all. I recently got an apartment in the North Of the Panhandle area, and did some exploring around the city for a couple days to get a taste of my future home. I always heard that people in San Francisco are rude, bad drivers, etc… But I didn’t see any of that. Everywhere I went, I had great conversation, met some great, unique people, and the drivers didn’t seem that bad either. I walked the Tenderloin and drove around the BayView and Hunters Point area to get a taste of the more unsavory parts of the city, and I can honestly say, it wasn’t too bad. Hunters Point was a little sketchy, but I didn’t feel unsafe (In a car). I’ve spent most of my life in Chicago, but it doesn’t have the personality of San Francisco. Awesome people, so much food options, they say it’s a sleepy city, but the night life was comparable to any big city that I’ve visited and lived in. You really feel alive in San Francisco!
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I didn’t see it at all. I recently got an apartment in the North Of the Panhandle area, and did some exploring around the city for a couple days to get a taste of my future home. I always heard that people in San Francisco are rude, bad drivers, etc… But I didn’t see any of that. Everywhere I went, I had great conversation, met some great, unique people, and the drivers didn’t seem that bad either. I walked the Tenderloin and drove around the BayView and Hunters Point area to get a taste of the more unsavory parts of the city, and I can honestly say, it wasn’t too bad. Hunters Point was a little sketchy, but I didn’t feel unsafe (In a car). I’ve spent most of my life in Chicago, but it doesn’t have the personality of San Francisco. Awesome people, so much food options, they say it’s a sleepy city, but the night life was comparable to any big city that I’ve visited and lived in. You really feel alive in San Francisco!
self defense san francisco
February 15, 2012 at 7:08 pm