Post: #176

There are no engineers in SF, they all live/work in monotonous factories down in the Silicon Valley, which is quite a sausage fest I am told.

When I visited SF in January, it looked like lots of tourists, hipsters, a lot of asian women. SF might be close to heaven if you've got yellow fever, otherwise it's just meh.

Post: #177

(03-26-2015 01:14 AM)XII Wrote:  

(03-26-2015 12:54 AM)Pontifex Maximus Wrote:  

(03-26-2015 12:03 AM)XII Wrote:  

(03-24-2015 07:46 PM)SeanBateman Wrote:  

(03-07-2015 08:16 PM)XII Wrote:  -People don't make eye contact with one another. Cold approaches with no IOI's are met with surprising receptivity, just because girls are relieved to be finally experiencing human, non-cell-phone interactions.

This is extremely true. I have discussed this with attractive girls here. I've had them show me their Tinder profiles where they immediately get a "match" with any guy they "swipe" but when I ask them how often normal decent looking guys approach them in real life the answer is rarely or never and they are aching for it.

Also, now that spring is here I've noticed substantially more cute girls around in recent weeks. Even in a place with hardly any seasonal change in weather and a population of what can be fairly characterized as mediocre girls, spring really does feel like banging season.

SF has a weird culture. You're not supposed make anyone else uncomfortable, ever; which means that you're never supposed to talk to or look at anyone else. You don't have permission.

I can give a good example of this. Last year I was with some friends at a bar in the Mission called the Black Cat. We were all in a booth. Two girls were sitting at the bar talking to each other, and I notice a guy wearing a peacoat walk up to their left and linger. It's a guilty pleasure of mine to watch guys approach girls, so I could see that he was gathering up the nerve. He taps one of them on the shoulder and she turns to him.

All of the sudden, I hear a bellow, "DID YOU TOUCH HER. THERE'S NO TOUCHING AT MY BAR. NO TOUCHING AT MY BAR." It was the bartender, a tall punkish dude with sideburns, losing his shit. He jumps over the bar, takes Peacoat by the shoulders and drags him to the front door. Then the huge bouncer picks him up, and literally tosses him into the street. This all happened quickly, maybe 10 seconds.

I looked at my friends. "Did you just see that?" And they all said, "Yeah, he was being a creep and bothering her." I said, "No, he just tapped her on the shoulder. That's it. I saw it all." They were all adamant that he was harassing her and that the move was justified. In all the years I'd known these guys I've never seen them approach any girls, and any dates they'd ever gotten were from OKCupid.

I've noticed there are a lot of people from the Bay on these forums. You really have to detox from the heavily-indoctrined SF mentality that it's not ok to bother or talk to strangers, to even try approaching. Approaching girls was really uphill for me, until I moved to another city where the norms don't make everyone freakishly insular and it's more acceptable and expected that you talk to people you don't know.

Damn dude... I was born and raised here and I've never seen that. I just know every bitch has her face buried into her iPhone and even a split second of eye contact is intimidating. I was at jury duty today and there was a Latina sitting right in front of me, in the press box in the courtroom; she was literally seven feet away from the judge who had the power to decide if she would have to stay for a month. She had her face buried in her phone the whole time, while the judge was explaining the delicacies of the case. I bet the judge wanted to smack that phone right out of her hands with the gavel.

I really want to see a youtube prank video in which some dude dresses up like a judge, walks around City Hall like he owns the place, and smacks strangers' phones out of their hands with a gavel.

That story I posted was probably a very rare event, but my point is that the culture in SF has guys being scared to death of being considered creepy. Baristas and checkout guys are wearing this shirt:


How dare you talk to chick you don't know. Only creeps do that.

Again, it's a weird culture, totally far from normal. The places that are an exception are the Marina/Polk/North Beach, that whole area.

It's probably not his call, but I still feel like Kicking that guy in the face for wearing that! Geez!!

Post: #178

(03-29-2015 04:37 PM)blacknwhitespade Wrote:  There are no engineers in SF, they all live/work in monotonous factories down in the Silicon Valley, which is quite a sausage fest I am told.

When I visited SF in January, it looked like lots of tourists, hipsters, a lot of asian women. SF might be close to heaven if you've got yellow fever, otherwise it's just meh.

^You nailed SF in a nutshell.

Post: #179

(03-30-2015 06:10 AM)Captain Gh Wrote:  

How dare you talk to chick you don't know. Only creeps do that.

Again, it's a weird culture, totally far from normal. The places that are an exception are the Marina/Polk/North Beach, that whole area.

It's probably not his call, but I still feel like Kicking that guy in the face for wearing that! Geez!!
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Post: #180

(08-16-2013 10:47 AM)Basil Ransom Wrote:  If someone really likes San Francisco, the odds that they're a PC self righteous twat are very high.

It's not just SF, it's every city north of it too, Seattle and Portland. I was talking to a white girl from Seattle, she says she's not PC. I asked her when the last time she used the n-word was, and she immediately soured, as her friend was eating it up. These people sense that PC is not cool, at least in enemy territory like LA, outside their god forsaken liberal gulags. But they're still the same uptight pricks.

I love the scenery (SF is a stunning city) but I don't like the social justice wanker culture and the fact the girls are ugly and entitled.

Post: #181

These numbers are staggering and likely still not representative:

One thing distinguishes the Silicon Valley dating pool: The men-to-women ratio for employed, young singles in the San Jose metro area is higher than in any other major area. There were about 150 men for every 100 women, compared with about 125 to 100 nationwide, of never-married young people between 25 and 34 in San Jose, U.S. Census Bureau data from 2016 shows.

That ratio permeates the economy here, all the way to the valley’s biggest employers, which have struggled for years to bring more women into their ranks. Men make up about 70 percent of the workforces of Apple, Facebook and Google parent Alphabet, company filings show. The firms are also so big that different departments, with differing gender balances, barely mix.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/...story.html

Post: #182

How do brothas do with the asian chicks there? Thinking of maybe moving there next year.

Post: #183

FOB>ABC, in case anyone was thinking to go ABC.

Post: #184

I don’t understand bro? You saying their all FOB?

Post: #185

(02-21-2018 10:18 PM)JR301 Wrote:  I don’t understand bro? You saying their all FOB?

No, for some reason I thought guys were advocating chasing ABC girls.

Post: #186

"El Sob number one." --Primus

Post: #187

What are ABC girls?

Post: #188

American Born Chinese. Typically spoiled and entitled with a complex. 'Guys have Yellow fever so I'm more valuable than the white girls I secretly envy.'

JR, visit before thinking to move. Most of us are looking to leave. Come to game if you just but you're better off gaming Asians in Houston or another city.

I totally believe the sex ratio stats above (gender is for words, sex is for people). It's a fully fucked sausage fest of thirsty beta and soy boys in the Bay Area. Has gotten markedly worse in the past 10 years.

Post: #189

Thanks truth tiger. Any other city’s in the east bay you’d reccomend to relocate.

Post: #190

JR, you can clean up if you know what you're doing. Don't listen to the haters. Competition in the bay is nil to nonexistent and there is lots of fun to be had, though you should check the scene before you up and move.

I broke down every part of cleaning up in the bay here: http://caesarisblack.com/bay-area-blueprint/

Post: #191

Thanks black Caesar, thats a lot of info man!

Post: #192

Extensive list, BC. You know of any good spots specifically for Sunday nights?

Post: #193

1) Ugly girls
2) too many Asians.
3) Sausage fest Ratios
4) PC, Femminist bastion.

Post: #194

Sunday is pretty hit or miss though there are usually some things going on in the Mission. Also brunch tends to go off in the Marina if the weather is nice.

Late Sunday will be mostly dead though like I said a few places in Polk or Mission will have people.

Press Club used to have a nice evening Sunday party with half off bottles but not sure if they are still running that.

TigerTim,

1- depends on where you go and if you’ve got Game there are plenty of fly girls in the bay.

2 - Never been an issue for me.

3 - never been an issue for me cause guys in the bay have zero Game and are generally herbs or gay. Also good spots have better ratios. The one thing is that the bay doesn’t really do hard doors so you don’t get the same concentration of fly girls in the spot the way you do in NYC or LA or Miami high end spots.

4 - never been an issue for me.


People that complain about the Bay tend to live in Milpitas and have no Game.

Post: #195

(02-22-2018 04:30 PM)TigerTim Wrote:  1) Ugly girls
2) too many Asians.
3) Sausage fest Ratios
4) PC, Femminist bastion.

I was in Man Francisco briefly in the spring last year and the women are shockingly ugly. Really masculine and frumpy white women with some Asians mixed in. Definitely the ugliest women of any city I’ve visited.

Post: #196

Ya, I was there for a week a year or two ago and spent a lot of time in the core area. Not a lot of talent there.

Nothing compared to the same period of time spent in LA.

Post: #197

The women are generally way worse here than other US cities, but if you wanna give it a shot for the hottest chicks in SF hit up Marina, Cow Hollow and Russian Hill on the weekends (weekdays are basically dead at night).

Just start at Union Street near Bus Stop, stop in venues along the street til you hit Fillmore, turn down that street where there
are more bars/clubs (Jaxson's etc.), then on Lombard there is Stock in Trade and Del Mar (new place), and if still nothing try the few places on Chestnut like Tipsy Pig.

Be warned, the girls have really bitchy attitudes but the quality compared to the rest of SF is higher.

Post: #198

A recent study has established that large sections of San Francisco (153 blocks) now have more fecal matter on its streets than third-world countries. Of course, the SJW lib-tards blame it on a lack of funding, rather than a lack of accountability and a failure to punish bad behavior.

Quote:"The contamination is … much greater than communities in Brazil or Kenya or India," Dr. Lee Riley told the station. Riley added that discarded needles could cause HIV and Hepatitis B and C, while dried feces can cause potentially dangerous viruses.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/02/20/dis...cisco.html

Post: #199

A koan of the local dating scene: “The odds are good, but the goods are odd.”

Post: #200

(02-22-2018 01:00 PM)Black Caesar Wrote:  JR, you can clean up if you know what you're doing. Don't listen to the haters. Competition in the bay is nil to nonexistent and there is lots of fun to be had, though you should check the scene before you up and move.
I broke down every part of cleaning up in the bay here: http://caesarisblack.com/bay-area-blueprint/

I was just in SF yesterday. I saw TONS of black guys. The black guys that are tall, handsome, and in good shape seemed to do really well. The average black guy was either with a fat ugly chick or alone with his friends.

SF is hypergamy incarnate. Maybe you clean up because you have the right look and know game. I wouldn't go telling the average guy he is going to do well there. It's not a spot for beginners.

I represent a fairly average look. Let's say I'm a 5, I can generally get 5s and 6s, but it takes hard work.