No skrag enlargement necessary

It was watermelon, it was okay. It tasted like a watermelon Jolly Rancher. They were leftovers from a work event last week so it was either watermelon, strawberry or mexican cola flavor.

I agree tamarind is the best flavor.

I drank a Jarritos today

A good benchmark is half your weight in ounces

2-3 cups of water is simply absurd, you must be severely hydrated.

my typical water intake:

7am - 10 oz coffee
10am - 16 oz water
12pm - 2 oz espresso
2pm - 16 oz water
6pm - 16 oz water
930pm - 32 oz water

wtf

It's a lot for me. I haven't kept track but at least two liters daily.

Seattle is too clean

Carbonated drinks are the devil's work (not beer)

I love my soda stream and the land it helps annex.

(((soda stream)))

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SF does have issues with trash, homelessness and vandalism which is mostly a failure of local government. A couple good examples from this year:

5 years to develop prototype public trash cans - https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/aug/22/san-francisco-cost-trash-can-struggle
$1.7m to build one public toilet - https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/bayarea/heatherknight/article/Celebration-for-S-F-s-1-7-million-toilet-17520998.php

In Oakland, traffic enforcement doesn't happen, car theft/broken windows are totally out of control and homelessness has gotten worse. On the other hand, Oakland is doing a lot better than SF regarding building new housing (also true of neighboring towns, even Berkeley). Both cities have tons of good food, museums, art and parks. I can't imagine leaving the Bay Area at this point.

A lot of San Francisco sucks, but it's not the crime-riddled hellhole that the media likes to say it is. Rents have fallen a lot due to the pandemic. Lots of empty storefronts.

I've always preferred Oakland, but it's not cheap either and has its own problems.