Dale Comstock

that I had to stand, they got to sit, right?

And they were deputizing me to go act on their behalf because they didn't want to get fired, right?

And that's how crazy it was getting, right?

And so, but the way I was going with this thing was every 10 feet, you had somebody on fentanyl and they all do that fentanyl,

You know, where they bend over at the waist and their arms are hanging, dangling, and their snot's drooling out of their mouth and their nose all over the floor.

And they're not even moving.

I don't even know how they can stand like that without falling over.

And they'll stay there like 30 minutes, totally catatonic on fentanyl, right?

Everywhere.

There were bodies everywhere.

I knew this one girl.

She was a security guard, a security officer, but she was armed.

Every night she had to patrol...

Fourth Street and Market Street, and she would show me pictures the next day of dead bodies on the road.

It was like every night I had to go to a sweep and pick up dead bodies, right?

I had a dude get stabbed to death right in front of my hotel.

Never made the news, right?

They don't want to talk about stuff like that.

They want you to think San Francisco was perfect.

Now, I haven't been there since COVID, so I don't know what it looks like now, but I imagine it's probably not much different.