Why I Hate San Francisco
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They say a picture is worth a thousand words.
This picture was taken on the morning of November 3, 2009 at the corner of 8th and Market in San Francisco, California. The infamous Department of Parking and Traffic (DPT) is responsible for ticketing and towing vehicles that it considers to be illegally parked.
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Hehe. Good one. I love San Francisco but the endless parking nightmare was one of the reasons I left.
The parking nazis everywhere are irritating, but the irony in this photo makes for a good laugh.
If this is the best reason you can find to hate San Fransisco, consider yourself lucky to live in such a place.
Unlike a lot of nonsense regulations, keeping fire hydrants accessible is a good idea.
Okay, I'll agree with that one. The headline got me all protective, but I get your point.
yea I was about to say something...then I saw the fire hydrant...now I'm chuckling about it.
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