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    Bumbling Bay
    @BumblingBay
    Apr 7, 2025
    Retail is dead? No. It’s only dead in downtown SF where CAR FREE is. Serramonte & Stones are packed. As locals, it’s sad that we can’t shop locally bc of crazy SF policies that’r anti-car anti-families anti-biz & pro criminals, closed/slowed street gangs, bike/transit/walkSF nuts
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    SFGATE
    @SFGate
    Apr 1, 2025
    Jagalchi, a massive 75,000-square-foot grocery store named after the largest seafood market in Korea, opened its doors in Daly City’s Serramonte Center last Friday, nearly a year after first announcing plans to take up the vacant space inside JCPenney.
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    Bumbling Bay
    @BumblingBay
    Aug 25
    Talk democracy all you want, but San Francisco Bike Coalition/Safe Street Advocates/Red Carpet lane demanders /YIMBYs/Entertainment Zones/Slow Streets/Great Highway closure fanatics & their politicians (Wiener & gang) are all backed by one group - developers. Big money game.
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    HVS Insider
    @SFHayesValley
    Jul 26
    Makes us wonder if some elected leaders have actually taken a course on this. Democracy is supposed to mean power resides with the people — not with a small group given preferential use of a public right of way against the clear preference of many residents and businesses. Read
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    Bumbling Bay
    @BumblingBay
    Aug 21
    Because they can’t drive to the Great Highway Park.
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    LarryQ
    @LarryQ6
    Aug 28, 2025
    Replying to @LarryQ6 and @LuigiCPA
    Thought I'd dig a little deeper. I set up a Google sheet where you can see SF zip code populations. If you add up the 'super enthusiast' Prop K zip codes, they are 30% of SF population. But only register 10% of visits to the Great Highway, as shown above.
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    Bumbling Bay
    @BumblingBay
    Aug 21
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    Bumbling Bay
    @BumblingBay
    Aug 19
    Look at the long lines of southbound cars on 19th Ave at 5:34pm! @SFMTA_Muni @sfcta are bad decision makers.
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    yungsnowman
    @realyungsnowman
    Aug 19
    19th Ave today at 5:34pm.
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