But, again, from what my Canadians friends told me, Toronto is practically American in terms of roughness!
Toronto is like the New Orleans of Canada.
> Those neighborhoods are what SF is to many people, including myself.
Yeah, I know for a lot of people SF ends at Twin Peaks, but that's my whole point: folks ignoring the gritty reality of life in SF, living in bubbles, protected by wealth and privilege, and then complaining that the rest of the city can't be their Disneyland too.
> To me, SF is a nice place with bad parts. To you, it seems to be a bad place with nice parts.
Like I said, I love this city. I grew up here, it's my home town. But I also know our history. (And shady stuff goes on up to this very day, just for example check out the FBI corruption probe[1]. Shady.)
> I don't know if anyone has told you, but we've been allowed to go on walks.
Self righteous and snotty? No thanks, I'm all stocked up.
> Even in the current lockdown, you are permitted to walk to a park.
But that's not what you said you were doing. You said "I started taking walks in Russian Hill, North Beach/Telegraph Hill, the Marina, Ocean Beach, etc. Those are awesome neighborhoods with great people and many things to do."
Which sounds like you're touring around and chillaxing at the pub.
I'm out.
Good day sir.
[1] https://sfist.com/2020/07/15/ongoing-fbi-corruption-probe-hi...