San Francisco turned ghost town?: Dave Chappelle ‘what the f happened to this place ?!’

who knows, but it's embarrassing that you post so much about a place that you don't live in.

 

in terms of Michelin-star restaurants, as of 2025, there are 30 in San Francisco, zero in Santa Clara.

in terms of night life, by 8PM, it's pretty quient in the suburb of Santa Clara.

in the City, nightlife typically begins around 6 PM at various events. Many bars and clubs may close around 2 AM,

 

You just described yourself.

Tinman in 1999, witty, fresh

Tinman in 2025, an embarrassment

 

Nightlife begins at 6 pm? Maybe if you're a degenerate or alcoholic. Nobody goes out at 6 except lonely people who don't have a social life. Think that covers you

 

lol what the heck are you talking about

 

Notice how you didn't deny that you are washed and a has been, LOL

 

I think my post was pretty clear. Out to me, is going out is headed somewhere around 10. 6 is having drinks after work. My guess is someone like adoo doesn't have much of a social life so I don't expect him to be aware. Hope that clarifies my perspective

 

Was in San Francisco last week. Beautiful city. It seems a curious example to hold up as a ghost town, especially given the traffic and number of folks walking around downtown.

 

next week. will be

• attending a family gathering across the Bay in Berkeley

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• drivng thru this famous street located in the Russian Hills neighborhood of the city

 

the wine industry is in trouble. folks are drinking less, and there's a grape glut.

 

Companies Shaping San Francisco’s Tech Scene​

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Companies across the city are embracing the season with vigor as they focus on developing cutting-edge solutions and building out cultures that empower their people

• SoFi
• Samsara
• Crusoe Energy Systems
• Motive
• Cash App
• Carrot Fertility
• Finch
• Endpoint Clinical

 

San Francisco Identified As “The Top City For Small Business”

According to Biz2Credit’s study, the Top 10 Best Small Business Cities are:

1. San Francisco, CA
2. Sacramento, CA
3. San Diego, CA
4. New York, NY
5. Boston, MA
6. Los Angeles, CA
7. San Jose, CA
8. Portland, OR
9. Seattle, WA
10. Pittsburgh, PA

 

and that's not factoring in this developing story.


As reported by Bloomberg, U.S. Commerce Department plans to establish
a new national center for artificial intelligence in San Francisco.

The facility would open in the midst of the nation’s AI epicenter, where industry pioneers like OpenAI and Anthropic are headquartered, potentially capitalizing on access and proximity to key AI executives and researchers amid competition with other nations.

A new center would be a rare example of the federal government expanding in the city, following widespread layoffs during Trump 1.0.

AI companies were the key reason for San Francisco’s office market improving last year, with vacancy falling around 3 percentage points.