Not sure it would make a difference in how well a portion of the population smells. Yes, in that description I'm including the white upper-middle class kids who migrate to the city each year to "squat" and beg for food for their non-neutered dogs.
Green bud. Green bud. Green bud.
Waking up to the sounds of a drum circle outside of your apartment is like hearing the drumming in the mines of Moria. "Fly you fools."
The umpires union isn't very strong. I'm sure MLB has enough leverage to get something like that to work. However, that wouldn't happen until 1/1/20 at the earliest, which is when the current union contract ends.
A lot of those summer squaters do have homes though...
For the most part, I don't have a problem with the homeless population. I do have a problem with the lack of services provided towards the homeless as well as the aggressive panhandling of some homeless persons.
I have great memories from living in SF. It's a shame that the high cost of living is completely changing the city's culture.
I turn games off when the umpiring is particularly rough. I don't find the product enjoyable when I have to stress over the strike zone.
If Angel Hernandez is behind the plate, I find something else to do.
SF is a horrible fan base. I hate that stadium too. The food was good there though.
If I never lived there, I'd probably have a higher opinion of Barry Bonds.
^ Typical tv viewer perspective. I believe the only way to truly watch baseball is to be sitting at a game (not behind the godforsaken net), eating stale peanuts and boiled hot dogs.