it's so funny to see the ones juelzing when they don't wanna pay upLmaooooo at dude asking for money. I don't blame him lol. Chick gave him the whole 20 when he asked for 5.
The Hoff Twins (White twins from Cali that are respected in the hood)
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i didn't even see this shyt
yeah they met with Chet a while ago… one of the twins is gonna keep making videos btw so be prepared. They were just shooting one the other day. Idk why when some cac was just murdered here the day before
There’s another video of them being interviewed by some yt guy. That went viral too and even royce da 5’9” commented on it.
i didn't even see this shyt
If there was ever a trifecta of creatures on this planet in need of being wiped out, it would be these three yahoos
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lol i used to have to go out to san rafael for work twice a year and we'd eat at the outback steak house in marin city, i know exactly where those fools live.
it is crazy how close they are to sausalito tho, which as you said is retardidly wealthy.
i always said if i hit the lottery, i'd get a spot there. goat weather, close to get in and out of the city when you feel like it.
George Lucas literally lives up the street in Lucas Valley , Skywalker Ranch ..
Lucas and Rich Neighbors Agree to Disagree: Part II (Published 2012)
" With the project seemingly winding its way toward approval, a group of residents in Lucas Valley resurrected a defunct homeowners’ association last summer. In November, the association and others sent a letter to Mr. Lucas requesting that he find a “far more appropriate location for the development.”
Mr. Lucas said Marin needs affordable housing. A resident called his plan “class warfare.”Credit...Patrick Fallon/Bloomberg News
The project, the letter said, would “pose a serious and alarming threat to the nature of our valley and our community,” “dwarf the average Costco warehouse” and generate light pollution so that “our dark starry skies would be destroyed.” The association hired an environmental consultant and a lawyer, then alerted the county to questions that state and federal authorities had raised about Lucasfilm’s plan to restore a creek. Last month, the county’s Board of Supervisors decided to postpone a final vote on the project.
Marin Community Foundation, to develop affordable housing at Grady Ranch.
“George, being the great guy that he is, doesn’t want to build more housing for rich people since Marin is loaded with them,” Mr. Forster said.
Lucasfilm facilities at the nearby Big Rock Ranch. Opponents are being accused of opening the door to "crime and lowlife."Credit...Jim Wilson/The New York Times
Thomas Peters, president of the foundation, said that while some of the nation’s wealthiest people live here — Mr. Lucas is believed to be Marin’s richest resident — the county is also home to other people struggling to live in an inflated real estate market.
housing assistance in Marin, which has about 6,500 income-restricted housing units, according to the county.
Supporters and opponents of Mr. Lucas have resigned themselves to having low-income housing next door.
“If the Grady Ranch had gone forward, it would have increased property value,” Mr. Tanenbaum said. “It’s likely that if affordable housing were to be built in the neighborhood, it would have a negative impact on property value. But that’s not a major factor for me. Affordable housing has to go somewhere.”
(You can see Marin City in the distance)
it is a beautiful area... i don't blame him.George Lucas literally lives up the street in Lucas Valley , Skywalker Ranch ..
Lucas and Rich Neighbors Agree to Disagree: Part II (Published 2012)
" With the project seemingly winding its way toward approval, a group of residents in Lucas Valley resurrected a defunct homeowners’ association last summer. In November, the association and others sent a letter to Mr. Lucas requesting that he find a “far more appropriate location for the development.”
Mr. Lucas said Marin needs affordable housing. A resident called his plan “class warfare.”Credit...Patrick Fallon/Bloomberg News
The project, the letter said, would “pose a serious and alarming threat to the nature of our valley and our community,” “dwarf the average Costco warehouse” and generate light pollution so that “our dark starry skies would be destroyed.” The association hired an environmental consultant and a lawyer, then alerted the county to questions that state and federal authorities had raised about Lucasfilm’s plan to restore a creek. Last month, the county’s Board of Supervisors decided to postpone a final vote on the project.
Marin Community Foundation, to develop affordable housing at Grady Ranch.
“George, being the great guy that he is, doesn’t want to build more housing for rich people since Marin is loaded with them,” Mr. Forster said.
a quick in and out from the city too.
cuz i would never want to live in SF... in marin you get all the perfect weather and the beauty.
it is a beautiful area... i don't blame him.
a quick in and out from the city too.
cuz i would never want to live in SF... in marin you get all the perfect weather and the beauty.
I'll stick with the east bay, I can't stand the sheer amount and particularly that brand of white people that is pervasive out there lol. Took my wife through sausalito once, and she was mad uncomfortable. The scenery is absolutely stunning though, I'll give it that.
it is a beautiful area... i don't blame him.
a quick in and out from the city too.
cuz i would never want to live in SF... in marin you get all the perfect weather and the beauty.
this!
I have a million dollar view at my place. Views of Mt Tamalpais, Richardson Bay, Belvedere, Mill Valley, houseboats, sailboats and the Golden Gate national Forest 10 ft away from my home.
Thats why these cacs want to gentrify marin city...they want this land back BAD
They aint getting all of us out tho. Im not going anywhere...they gonna have to drag me out of here
understood. I mostly grew up in the east bay (hayward, union city). Aint nothin like it, especially that arizmendi pizza on lakeshore
theres a lot of money and resources in marin tho. i tell ppl all the time that if you get a real east bay (mostly oakland) cat in here, they'll clean up!
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this!
I have a million dollar view at my place. Views of Mt Tamalpais, Richardson Bay, Belvedere, Mill Valley, houseboats, sailboats and the Golden Gate national Forest 10 ft away from my home.
Thats why these cacs want to gentrify marin city...they want this land back BAD
They aint getting all of us out tho. Im not going anywhere...they gonna have to drag me out of here
nah it's definitely weird to just be walking around there amongst the cacs. I feel that, that's why I'd need to be rich enough to not give a fukk
understood. I mostly grew up in the east bay (hayward, union city). Aint nothin like it, especially that arizmendi pizza on lakeshore
theres a lot of money and resources in marin tho. i tell ppl all the time that if you get a real east bay (mostly oakland) cat in here, they'll clean up!
I'm from oakland, but stay in berkeley now. We got Arizmendi's parent company, The Cheeseboard out here
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I'm from oakland, but stay in berkeley now. We got Arizmendi's parent company, The Cheeseboard out here
( I don't like their slice personally but .. )
Yelp declares the best pizza in America is in the Bay Area (sorry, NYC)
Feb. 10, 2022
Cheese Board Pizza, Berkeley Photo by Jonathan L. on Yelp
Yelp dropped a list Tuesday ranking the best pizza in America — while simultaneously celebrating the made-up holiday National Pizza Day and trying to hire its inaugural “Chief Pizza Officer.”
All that hullabaloo is to say: Yelp decreed that the top-ranked pizza spot in the U.S. is Cheese Board Pizza in North Berkeley, beating out New York City’s uber-popular (and troubled) Prince Street Pizza.
The charms of the restaurant co-op are apparent for anyone who’s stepped into the perpetually long line: Crisp pizza dough topped with a rotating list of fresh, always vegetarian toppings, with the free green sauce, makes for a stellar combo.
Many Bay Area shops rank high on this list — which could be a testament to either Yelp’s pervasiveness in the bay, or its emergence as the new pizza capital of America. (It’s more than likely the former.)
Golden Boy and Little Star in San Francisco, as well as Zachary’s in Oakland, ranked in the top 20.
The Mercury News reported that Yelp picked out highly ranked shops around the country and ranked “those spots using a number of factors including the total volume and ratings of reviews,” according to a company statement.
For what it’s worth, this ranking is more than likely just based on the sheer volume of good reviews. Cheese Board has more than 5,500 reviews; Prince Street has 4,100 — some of the restaurants ranked have fewer than 100.
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( I don't like their slice personally but .. )
Yelp declares the best pizza in America is in the Bay Area (sorry, NYC)
Feb. 10, 2022
Cheese Board Pizza, Berkeley Photo by Jonathan L. on Yelp
Yelp dropped a list Tuesday ranking the best pizza in America — while simultaneously celebrating the made-up holiday National Pizza Day and trying to hire its inaugural “Chief Pizza Officer.”
All that hullabaloo is to say: Yelp decreed that the top-ranked pizza spot in the U.S. is Cheese Board Pizza in North Berkeley, beating out New York City’s uber-popular (and troubled) Prince Street Pizza.
The charms of the restaurant co-op are apparent for anyone who’s stepped into the perpetually long line: Crisp pizza dough topped with a rotating list of fresh, always vegetarian toppings, with the free green sauce, makes for a stellar combo.
Many Bay Area shops rank high on this list — which could be a testament to either Yelp’s pervasiveness in the bay, or its emergence as the new pizza capital of America. (It’s more than likely the former.)
Golden Boy and Little Star in San Francisco, as well as Zachary’s in Oakland, ranked in the top 20.
The Mercury News reported that Yelp picked out highly ranked shops around the country and ranked “those spots using a number of factors including the total volume and ratings of reviews,” according to a company statement.
For what it’s worth, this ranking is more than likely just based on the sheer volume of good reviews. Cheese Board has more than 5,500 reviews; Prince Street has 4,100 — some of the restaurants ranked have fewer than 100.
Yeah, some of their daily recipes can be hit or miss and you have to like that flatter style of slice to really appreciate them. I have had some bomb ass stuff from there though. Got a zachary's not too far from my house which isn't bad either.
