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Podcast Appearances
How's things? Well, freedom is fast approaching right now, so... It's almost like I dropped thousands of pounds.
How's things? Well, freedom is fast approaching right now, so... It's almost like I dropped thousands of pounds.
How's things? Well, freedom is fast approaching right now, so... It's almost like I dropped thousands of pounds.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
Oh. Oh, yes. Pull out those phones, because you guys are going to see a different mayor breed.
Oh. Oh, yes. Pull out those phones, because you guys are going to see a different mayor breed.
Oh. Oh, yes. Pull out those phones, because you guys are going to see a different mayor breed.
Well, it has been a rough ride, but I'm really excited about where we are now as a city. This city has been more fun than it has been in a long time. More fun, you said? More fun. We have closed down streets to have night markets, first Thursdays, events, entertainment zones. Because we need some joy. This city has been a place of, no, you can't do fun things. And we turned it into a city of yes.
Well, it has been a rough ride, but I'm really excited about where we are now as a city. This city has been more fun than it has been in a long time. More fun, you said? More fun. We have closed down streets to have night markets, first Thursdays, events, entertainment zones. Because we need some joy. This city has been a place of, no, you can't do fun things. And we turned it into a city of yes.
Well, it has been a rough ride, but I'm really excited about where we are now as a city. This city has been more fun than it has been in a long time. More fun, you said? More fun. We have closed down streets to have night markets, first Thursdays, events, entertainment zones. Because we need some joy. This city has been a place of, no, you can't do fun things. And we turned it into a city of yes.
We have helped over 20,000 people exit homelessness. We have had a significant decline in our crime rate and one of the lowest homicide rate since the 1960s. I mean, this is the work that we're doing, but we also know there's more to be done. It's a major city.
We have helped over 20,000 people exit homelessness. We have had a significant decline in our crime rate and one of the lowest homicide rate since the 1960s. I mean, this is the work that we're doing, but we also know there's more to be done. It's a major city.
We have helped over 20,000 people exit homelessness. We have had a significant decline in our crime rate and one of the lowest homicide rate since the 1960s. I mean, this is the work that we're doing, but we also know there's more to be done. It's a major city.
Cities have challenges, but we are finally in a place where we build the capacity, we change the laws, we made the hard decisions, and I just believe that the best is yet to come. The biggest thing that we do struggle with is the perception. So we need people to come to San Francisco, or people who live here, to tell their own story of San Francisco.
Cities have challenges, but we are finally in a place where we build the capacity, we change the laws, we made the hard decisions, and I just believe that the best is yet to come. The biggest thing that we do struggle with is the perception. So we need people to come to San Francisco, or people who live here, to tell their own story of San Francisco.
Cities have challenges, but we are finally in a place where we build the capacity, we change the laws, we made the hard decisions, and I just believe that the best is yet to come. The biggest thing that we do struggle with is the perception. So we need people to come to San Francisco, or people who live here, to tell their own story of San Francisco.
You didn't take a Waymo where you didn't have anybody to talk to?
You didn't take a Waymo where you didn't have anybody to talk to?