The city has become a dystopia, a place where rich people literally have their own segregated form of transit, which allows them to look upon the heroin addicts lying in the gutter as if they were figures in a museum diorama. In 20 years, the city will have a floating monorail that costs $100 per ride, and you'll be allowed to spit on the poor as you blow by them. It hasn't just become New York, it has become an alien mutation of New York. The average apartment is the size of a safe deposit box and carries a $5,000 monthly rent. We're five years away from San Francisco being completely depopulated simply because hedge fund managers gobbled up so much real estate as assets and not for actual living quarters. It'll be the anti-matter Detroit. Even Vegas isn't this good at swindling you out of your money. It is the manifestation of every criticism of liberal hypocrisy, like Alice Waters "supporting" local farmers by charging customers $100 for a tomato.
That has nothing to do with the team and the team plays over 40 miles outside of the city.
I think he knows that too, the quote was out of context.That has nothing to do with the team and the team plays over 40 miles outside of the city.
What's new that sucks: The stadium! Yes, the Niners got a new stadium, known from here on out as the JeanHole, designed specifically for tech assholes and located in an exurb designed to take everything good about California and genericize it into a Indianapolis strip mall area. Your food will never arrive, but at least six guys pitched you on a startup while you sat there waiting. And that is the future of football in San Francisco, which is no longer actually in San Francisco. After the game, you'll be able to take a $200 Uber ride back to your Airbnb rental, where six gangbang orgies were filmed not but two days ago. Also, San Francisco citizens are so used to be it being 55 degrees at all times that going to Santa Clara induces heat stroke:
oh yea i forgot snoop was a steelers fan. so weird because he's from long beach.
Worst memory is when my dad scored tickets to Jerry Rice's last home game as a Niner against the Bears. I was excited to see the greatest Wide Receiver of all-time play his last game in red and gold. At the start of the game, we all gave him a standing ovation. Some hippy jackass behind me tells us to sit down because, ''No one should applaud the accomplishment of football players when children are dying all over the world.'' Everyone gave him a sideways glance. Then again when he went out at the end of the game, everyone in the whole stadium gave Jerry another standing ovation. Once again this guy, now yelling, "How dare we as humans celebrate a man when he has done nothing to solve our world problems?'' Someone yelled back, "Why the fuck are you at a football game then?'' To which he replied, "Because I like the garlic fries."
I was at a University of Cincinnati vs OSU game at the Bengals stadium and the guy in front of me (OSU fan) kept yelling "Let them play" after every penalty. Even after a false start and 12 men in the huddle foul.People in football stadiums are some of the weirdest mother fuckers I've ever seen in my life. There used to be a guy that sat in-front of us for a couple years, was like 6'5" 280, Albino, and had an extremely high pitched voice. The entire game he would just scream "BREAK HIS FUCKING LEGS! BREAK HIS FUCKING LEGS!" That guy's voice is burned into my brain. I still remember the dude going ballistic whenever Bledsoe went down one game, shit was hilarious.
I agree.I still feel they need to make a metric for fans who are the most active based upon how bad the team they're supporting is and has been.