10 Things NOT To Do in San Francisco!

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Today we check out some don't do's of San Fran, based on www.sftravel.com's article.
Don’t pack a tropical wardrobe; the mercury hovers around 60 degrees even in summer.
Don’t park on a hill or even a slope without cramping your wheels to the curb, setting the hand brake and putting the car in parking gear. It’s the law.
Don’t stand directly behind a cable car gripman; you’ll get the wind knocked out of you when he jerks back on the brake lever.
Don’t send for an ambulance if you hear a chorus of moans, groans, grunts and wails, it’s the foghorns.
Don’t carry a milk pail to Cow Hollow; the old dairy district west of Van Ness Avenue has become a popular shopping sector.
Don’t call cable cars trolleys; they’re powered by the moving steel cable you hear humming in the slot beneath your feet.
Don’t plan to go swimming in San Francisco Bay unless you’re a member in good standing of the Polar Bear Club.
Don’t board a public conveyance without exact fare; the drivers don’t make change.
Don’t be caught without an umbrella; the coastal mists are capricious.
Don’t color the bridge over the Golden Gate gold; it’s International Orange.
It’s ’”the city by the bay” not “the city on the bay”
Above all, don’t call it “Frisco” or “San Fran.”

[@1catbrains]

You can say “SF” or “the city”

[@charlieinfinite9434]

There was clearly only about five minutes put into researching this episode. The notes about the weather, curbing your wheels, the bus fare and not calling it Frisco or San Fran are probably the only semi-useful ones. Now, let me do this right (without repeating the couple useful ones in the video): 1. Don't block the sidewalk! People actually live here. It's not Disneyland. There is little more infuriating to a local than a family of tourists, walking five across, waddling along and paying no attention to the fact that people are trying to get around them. Walk in tight pairs and keep to the right (just like slow traffic on a road) so city-dwellers can get by at city-dweller speed (which is power-walking, even on the hills). 2. The city is FULL of homeless people and drug addicts. Don't stare. It's rude (they are human too) and eye contact will most likely only encourage unwanted attention. And dont expect a reaction when you tell a local about the crazy guy with no pants standing in the middle of a busy street, screaming at the cars... we've seen it all and nothing shocks us anymore. We're too busy trying to get past the tourists blocking the sidewalk and hoping we can get through one day without hearing a tourist complain about having to pay for a shopping bag - which leads to... 3. There is a fee for shopping bags. Most places charge a fee of 10 or 25 cents for a shopping bag. Before you start screaming at your cashier (who has NO control over this and gives ZERO fucks that it bothers you), realize that it is a city tax and the money goes toward recycling and beautification efforts for the city. It also reduces waste and you will notice a lack of ugly plastic bags floating around like tumbleweeds or clogging drains. Most locals carry bags when they go shopping and keep a collapsible bag in their backpack or purse. You should too! 4. Don't expect to spend your trip riding around on cable cars. There are only a few still in operation and their main purpose is to shuttle tourists from Union Square to Fisherman's Wharf since there is a steep hill between. Plan your trip carefully using the bus system but be prepared to make some quick transfers. Also, have your change ready and be speedy about boarding the bus! Most people here don't own a car, so most people commute by bus. If you take all day to get on the bus, chatting with the driver, counting your change and being picky about where to sit or stand, everyone will hate you. Important note: when exiting the bus from any door other than the front, you have to step down on the bottom step to open the door. That's what everyone is trying to tell you when angrily screaming "Step down!" at you while you stand there, looking like an idiot, trying to push the door open. 5. Have extra money on a debit or credit card matching your ID when checking into your hotel. Most hotels require a security deposit at check-in (usually $50-$100). This is not an SF-isolated thing, but it's amazing how many tourists claim they have NEVER been charged a deposit. Keep in mind that city hotels have a high turnover and, as nice as you may look, they don't know you and need a security buffer to ensure their property is treated with respect. If you know you won't damage the room, you should feel safe knowing you will get it back at the end. 6. Fisherman's Wharf is the SF equivalent of Times Square - meaning you should see it once, but realize it's a tourist trap and then focus the rest of your visit on seeing the real SF. SF, though small in square miles, is incredibly diverse with discernable districts and sub-districts - many people refer to SF as the New York of the West Coast. Great places to explore: The SoMa (South of Mission) District and Mission District (especially Valencia Street between 16th St and 24th St) for good food, interesting shops and a variety of clubs, Alamo Square District (cute shops and lovely parks), Twin Peaks (best view in the city), Haight Street (pronounced like "hate") for the hippie vibe or Castro to check out the LGBT scene and historical district, and for a little escape from the rush of things, be sure to see the San Francisco Botanical Garden (in Golden Gate Park) or Sutro Baths (near the Cliff House at Ocean Beach). 7. Don't flash the cash! Be subtle about pulling out money and expensive gadgets. You may see locals with them, but they know when and where to hide them. You don't. Just play it safe. That said, keep valuables in your front pockets and hold onto your backpack or purse at all times. Opportunists abound and it literally only takes a second of taking your hand off a bag (or even just loosening your grip) for a thief to snatch it - and boy are they quick! And don't bother making a police report. The police have more important things to worry about and thieves know what they are doing. You will never see that bag again. 8. Don't bother driving unless you are going out of the city. Navigating the streets can be incredibly confusing and terrifying with tight roads, many one-way streets, unexpected street divisions which force you to turn onto an undesired street, aggressive drivers and a generally bizarre layout. Not to mention, parking is expensive and often impossible to find. Public transportation, walking and (hello technology) Uber are your very good friends. 9. Don't go to chain restaurants like Joe's Crab Shack or Starbucks. San Francisco is so full of amazing local eateries and coffee shops which will only enhance your experience and make you feel like a part of the city. Not to mention, trying something you've never tried before is part of the San Francisco lifestyle! 10. Don't be afraid to talk to people. Locals may seem cold at first, but once you make it clear that you're not asking for directions to the Golden Gate Bridge or the closest cable car stop, they will warm up. Most San Franciscans love to share what they know and love and, who knows, you may even make a quick friend or get hooked up with a discount or entry to a sold-out event. Bonus Note: Marijuana is basically legal or, more accurately, loosely enforced. Unless someone is causing a problem or is caught with a large amount, the police wont be doing anything about it. So don't be shocked by the guy lighting up outside Walgreens. This also means... smoke 'em if you got 'em.

[@maikubraxton]

My hero!

[@apolloobserved]

great info neighbor! i'm in the East Bay =)

[@charlieinfinite9434]

Hey Lachasity. Sorry for the late reply. San Francisco is a major food city, so I'll give you some of my favorites, but definitely be adventurous and explore! For the most part, I am going to keep my list at the lower end to moderate level of pricing as, while traveling, you will probably want to stick to a budget. Have fun! Burgers and Sandwiches: -Brickhouse Cafe & Bar [at Brannan & Ritch] -Roam Artisan Burgers [at Union & Octavia] (beef, turkey, veggie or buffalo burgers!) -Yellow Submarine [at 6th & Irving] (Boston style sandwiches - be sure to order with hot sauce and add fries) Chinese: -Bamboo Chinese Restaurant [at Polk & California] -Yee's Chinese [at Grant between Broadway & Pacific] (this one is a pretty authentic place, with ducks hanging in the window, etc...) Crepes: -Honey Honey (at Post & Taylor) -Squat & Gobble (at West Portal & Ulloa) Diner: -Bayside Cafe [at Bayshore and Hester] (nothing fancy, but a great view) -Lori's Diner [at Sutter & Powell] (50's style diner near Union Square) -Pinecrest Diner [at Geary & Mason] (greasy diner goodness) Italian: -Sodini's Green Valley Restaurant [on Green at Grant] (classic Italian - it's just like Lady & the Tramp!) -The Stinking Rose [at Broadway & Columbus] (authentic Italian with an emphasis on the garlic) Japanese: -Cha-Ya [at 19th & Mission] (vegan sushi) -Elephant Sushi [at Hyde St & Delgado] -Ryoko's Japanese Restaurant & Bar [at Taylor & Cosmo] -Japan Town is a wonderful mall of food and shops. I highly recommend just wandering through until you find a noodle shop that catches your eye. Mexican and Taqueria: -Gracias Madre [at 18th & Mission] -La Tortilla [at 18th & Castro] -Nick's Crispy Tacos [at Polk & Broadway] (an SF favorite) -Taqueria Cancun [at 19th & Mission] Pizza: -North Beach Pizza [at Grant & Union) -Xtreme Pizza [at Union & Buchanan] Thai: -Lemongrass (at Polk & Union) -The Old Siam [at Ellis & Mason] -Tamarind Hall [at Grant & Vallejo] Other: -Alamo Drafthouse Cinema [on Mission between 21st & 22nd] (restaurant food while you watch the movie!) -Asia SF [at 9th & Howard] (Asian fusion food with transgender wait staff and a great floor show!) -Belltower [at Polk & Jackson] (for good drinks and fun food like truffle mac & cheese, this is a great place) -Palm House [at Union & Buchanan] (Caribbean food in a cabana style building - it feels like you're on an island!)

[@chonmonlon2728]

this was very helpful, thanks! I'll be in your fine city in September!

[@chonmonlon2728]

Any high-end restaurant recommendations?

[@MsJaiMae]

I don't know why I'm now finding this video, but as a native of San Francisco, no native has called San Francisco "City By The Bay." We just call it, "The City."

[@slayerfox2]

Kiana Jai Mae ^😂😂

[@AGMartinez]

Frisco City

[@PercTrippin]

Kiana Jai Mae and u can call it frisco

[@oscpaul]

I call it Frisco all day. But then again I grew up in the Mission what do I know lol.

[@sethyw]

Kiana Jai Mae haha dame bro

[@aylinerik2208]

11, Don't go to 6th street unless you are a drug addict…

[@youtube_user9110]

Aylin Ergün So true, once there Ive been told exactly the same

[@Bafangool_Fool]

Aylin Ergün or you wede born and raised in SF and have no choice to live there because of high rent and displacement

[@giolopez2217]

Aylin Ergün also don't go to 24 street

[@albalopez6542]

Skank hunt WTF why not?

[@michellecnebrown6792]

Aylin Ergün And don't go to the tenderloin unless you are a drug addict or drug dealer.lol

[@twelfthhausjones6753]

These aren't tips they're just jokes lmfao

[@ariellegentelle288]

Sorry guys but some of this info is rubbish, I don't know where you got it. No one, ever has brought a milk carton to cow hollow. Useless advice. There is no need for an umbrella at all times as SF has been in a drought for the last few years, and it doesn't rain that often in the year. However do have extra layers on, that you can take on and off at all times as the weather is temperamental. (FYI redundant point since you already mentioned to not show up with only summer clothes). And lastly no one is dumb enough to call an ambulance for a fog horn, which has a very distinctive sound. Please be mindful of talking about RELEVANT tips.

[@RaymondHng]

We're getting storms now. The drought will be over.

[@gravitationaleddie5611]

You guys missed one of the best easy things to do in SF and that's to do a walking tour. The entire city can be walked and Chinatown to Fisherman's Wharf is only about a half hour. My most favorite spot is Lombard street (that's the weird curvy one that been in every movie filmed there ). It has an evil side: at the top of that street, it continues and descends quite a bit to meet up with Van Ness street. That three block descent is one of the steepest streets I've ever walked down, very nearly approaching the incline of a staircase. I'm not kidding. Your thumbnail on this video was probably shot there. If you fall down on this street, you will probably roll all the way down.

[@Destinationtips]

Interesting comment, thanks!

[@HappyHappy-gc4wn]

Uncle, the objective of this video is tell people things NOT to do in San Francisco.

[@puihimcheung3365]

Michael Tate

[@MrTlabbylabby]

Michael Tate a

[@cflo1386]

I doubt you can walk all of SF in half an hour.

[@williamschlich8389]

Things not to do in grimsby 1) go there

[@jdog-wi5gj]

what to not do in Montreal

[@Al-ol3tu]

don't go down Freeman Street

[@TheBikemaster94]

Alessandro D'Alessio hola 🎭

[@TheBikemaster94]

Carlos Montiel Gracias Chichona🙃

[@bennewton3560]

ha lol in Grimsby right now

[@herman3813]

I was in san francisco in this summer. It was cold as shit

[@skol2142]

It is pretty cold in the summer... that is coming from a Minnesotan

[@catdogcattt]

I didn't realize shit was cold. I can't imagine many people being willing to test the temperature of feces. But, thank you for sharing that lovely piece of information. :)

[@elailevinson2141]

Op_cybr0 yeah, it gets pretty cold. The hottest times of the year is on September, October, and November for some reason.

[@herman3813]

catdogcattt wow

[@AS-mo9sh]

You get used to it

[@pinecone9619]

"If you're going to San Francisco be sure to wear some flowers in your hair"

[@topopops]

Pine Cone smoke some crack on the tenderloin too

[@Roy_Boy4.1]

If you're going to San Fran Cisco, you're going to meet some gay like people there. Sorry lol I botched it didn't I....

[@baolinliu4544]

It's already a bad start of the video when it says "San Fran" in the descriptions.

[@crimpcreep6887]

Was stationed at Treasure Island in 83, was too drunk most of the time to notice anything not to do, but that was the purpose of drinking. Well, that and being stationed at Treasure Island....

[@adrianlamb5356]

AWWW Please! Just put the emergency break on when you're on a SanFransico slope. Then record what happened! :D LOL

[@HappyHappy-gc4wn]

I didn't finish watching the video because I was attracted by one of the boxes that popped out suddenly. I tried to close it but it led me to another video.

[@zetareticuli403]

previously lived in the bay area for 10 years or so and never needed an umbrella, it only rained in late winter for a short period of the year, and it got cold at night and hot during the day. exept in winter (same time of year it rained) you only needed a light or medium jacket. there are places in the east bay that get slightly over 100 degrees while itll be in the 70s and 80s in san francisco and other places near the ocean, ive even had it cold with rain in san francisco county, drive up 101 past marin county to sonoma county and its sunny and 80 degrees all day, it was always wierd when you get sent home for rain then drive home and its perfect weather 30 minutes or so away.

[@abuiel]

That umbrella stuff really only applies in the winter. Always carry one of those small folding ones in the winter. Either that or get used to running into the nearest Walgreen's to buy yet another one when you get caught in an unexpected downpour.

[@innit_yt]

What not to do in Detroit (only cover the parts mostly about cars since it's the motor city)

[@spaceykaciii]

When I went to San Francisco, it was 80 degrees... That's SO hot compared to where I live!!!! The hottest it gets in the summer here is 110 and it gets about -15 in winter

[@itsgone760]

Request: 10 things not to do in Paris

[@youmore2607]

The 8th is very important! In SF I had the problem.

[@trainzandplanes522]

Also know: If you have kids, and you want to use Public transit to GGBTP, how do u get there? Note: only adults (18 and up) cannot travel on Golden gate transit between SF downtown and the GGBTP because there are local muni services to replace those passengers. How to get from Downtown SF to GGBTP: Weekdays: use Muni Metro light rail L Taraval to 19th Ave/ Taraval or N Judah to 19th/Judah (whichever is most convient) to muni bus line 28 19th Ave (not 28R, you’ll end up in the Richmond), The local 28. However, to Sausalito on GGT, it’s a different story. You can bring your kids on either the ferry or the GGT 30 northbound from Salesforce TC. Exit at Harbor way/ Sausalito TC.

[@branon6565]

They're correct in not calling it Frisco, or San Fran, but they failed to mention that everyone here in the Bay Area calls it simply "The City"...

[@jlrubiovicente]

yay you guys actually did it

[@LadyQuick]

If you hear someone refer to San Francisco as "The City " that is what us locals prefer to call SF.

[@mqr1o]

Finally!

[@snoopyrust]

I’m born and raised in San Francisco and we call it Frisco

[@jenanjuice2003]

I say San Fran and trolley lol. The ONLY advice I can give is to be mindful of the flow of traffic where ever you are. Walk in the walking lanes in the right direction, don't stop in the middle of a walk way, or bicycle way. We're friendly up until you stop in front of us.

[@pizzapie7270]

How about if your at a red light on a steep hill in San Francisco, your driving a automatic, do you just keep your foot on the break? or do you pull the break up and put it in park until the light is green?

[@RaymondHng]

Keep your foot on the brake when stopped at a red light on a hill when driving a car with automatic transmission. When the light turns green, quickly remove your foot from the brake and put it on the accelerator. If you are fast enough, you do not need to use the parking brake. Same thing when driving a car with manual transmission.

[@yunnytai3226]

I live in SF and you go to any of the very touristy places while taking pictures all the time.

[@maddykrantz]

If you like to waste time and money. YOU ARE CLEARLY NOT A NATIVE IF THIS IS ALL YOU DO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@carolusrex2376]

Going next week for a Football game in Oakland (I don't want to stay in Oakland). I've been to San Francisco before, but I was curious about what not to do.

[@gamefish32]

10. Really not any rain, or that much mist for that matter. The rest is pretty spot on.

[@carlwilliams6977]

You DON"T need an umbrella most of the time, especially in summer! It can be REALLY foggy in summer, but rain is highly unlikely. In fact,. with climate change, we've experienced less rain and fog in general in SF.

[@audreyc4976]

Things not to do in France

[@KSanil]

That's a good thumbnail thanks for listening

[@killwize]

Is that ambulance footage stock? it's from my town and i see it alot.... (Burlington Ave. Missoula, mt)

[@Yardbird70546]

About the bus fares: DO buy a city pass. Free bus fares and also free cable car rides. Also gets you free admissions to some museums.

[@matthewlee7984]

LONDON !!!!! if you haven't all ready😜

[@xXdoesitstartXx]

Finally!!

[@bellan9168]

I love you guys . I have seen all your vids in 1week . 😍

[@truthtodeafears]

#1 Is "Don't Be Surprised.....If Your Car Gets Broken Into"

[@jbarthol]

Must be a new thing not calling it San Fran, but when my mother was a child living out there she always called it San Fran. She still called it that when we travelled there in the 80's to visit family.

[@hoyashi-ta2336]

My mother love SAN Francisco.

[@nichelle9234]

Mostly true... but you certainly don't need to take an umbrella everywhere. It is always cold, even in summer, but no one calls it "The City by the Bay," it's just "The City."

[@maddykrantz]

WELL... IT IS BY THE BAY.

[@noodlegorillaz7309]

Colorado also, why doesn't this channel have more subscribers?

[@Destinationtips]

Razzvery's Art Good Question :P SUBSCRIBE y'all!

[@thristanalvinreyes6734]

Destination Tips an you do things not to do in the Philippines

[@nyhappy100]

Destination Tips do things not to do in boston

[@SJustice]

If you live locally, we just refer to SF as "the city".

[@neabhatt5233]

you guys are informative funny😆 (if that's a word) So Glad to come across this channel✌

[@donovanfoto3263]

The coldest winter I ever saw was SUMMER in San Francisco - Samuel Clemens.

[@mattgallegos5302]

Truthfully, if you're visiting from Dec-Feb then you might want to bring an umbrella. March - July are cool and comfortable. September- November are the "Indian Summer" months; meaning that it will be about 70 degrees Fahrenheit but feel like 85.

[@amyedited9227]

dublin ireland please! i have asked this like a thousand times now?

[@apolloobserved]

BTW Wil Mees comments are correct-just to add a bit more: Never call San Francisco "Frisco or San Fran" lol it is like nails on a chalk board to those of us who live here. We call it "the City" or "SF" if you must. If parking on a hill part was correct: wheels away from curb up a hill and towards curb down a hill. If you don't do that expect a ticket. People in the city are decent but park 6 inches slightly blocking their driveway and you will get your car towed. That part about the umbrella is not true. Except in the winter (late October to mid April) However, DRESS IN LAYERS!!!!!!!!! when you visit. =) The mornings in the city start out gloomy and the fog rolls out of most of SF by 11am (except like the Aves). When the fog rolls back in around 4pm the winds pick up and it gets cool. So shorts and flip flops are never a good idea unless you like it cold or live in the East Bay. San Franciscans are tolerant, helpful and fun people. All people are welcome =) Peace!

[@kvp1552]

How bout you stay at home...and while you are at it, take the tech folks back home with you. Thanks, the real people of San Francisco.

[@AzureXD]

alcatras is a national park now

[@TheBlizzardcat]

I’ll call it what I want! FRISCO!!

[@raivolacis9526]

This channel has really entertaining stuff for those people who go to those places or watching these videos just for fun. Keep up the good work! Definitely subscribe!

[@Destinationtips]

Raivo Lācis nice comment, thanks man!

[@raivolacis9526]

+Destination Tips You're welcome! ^_^

[@Onneukbaar]

Do Amsterdam

[@kalenc515]

Is funny when tourists say "I thought it was sunny California" but just drive 30 min away from San Francisco and its 40 degrees warmer than San Francisco

[@AS-mo9sh]

What kind of unholy people call it "Frisco" and "The city on the bay?" It cant be ON the bay. Thats physically impossible.

[@scottdickenballs849]

Jedwig lamb hick tourists from the midwest who think people actually call it that. they sell hats that say frisco on it at fisherman's wharf it's disgusting just to think about

[@TonioD49]

A lot of people from sf call it frisco lmao

[@markhenley3097]

When someone says ''London is on the River Thames,'' he also doesn't mean it's on the river, but alongside it.

[@primonter6215]

sackfrancisco49 only the annoying hipsters that are populating sf call it frisco

[@CumLordGary]

Or san fran

[@VE1066]

Wounder where the out break is going to start San Fran of San diego ?

[@ijadowolecatherine4494]

Good idea

[@jackmoore1849]

The faces at 1:27 HAHA

[@adrianjimenez6388]

Interesting info.

[@paysonterhune290]

Wow that car was going backwards down the hill RIGHT in front of my old smack/crack dealers pad! Such memories...

[@MsElainetv]

The dislikes are from San Francisco 💪🏻💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾💪🏿

[@denny906]

I Love Frisco!

[@MetalShellGamer2]

can you do one on Dominican republic plz

[@paolahernandez6733]

Yes, they should do what not to do in Dominican Republic

[@ZenZari]

Turn wheels, engage parking break, then put car in park. Yup... that's definitely the right order...

[@donnydomingo9962]

1) Don't go into the worst parts of the Tenderloin unless you're packing heat or in a big group. BTW - the worst part happens to be the bit closest to the Bart station around Powell and Union Sqr. 2) Don't give money to panhandlers. 3) Don't engage in conversation with random creeps on the street - they will try - believe me. 4) Even if it's 60 degrees in midtown, take a jacket if you go west of Van Ness, it might be 40 in the Sunset or Richmond. 5) Don't go to a music event in Golden Gate Park and make friends with random hippy meth tweekers. A girl from Canada did that and lost her life.

[@yougotta2505]

im gonna do all of this stuff

[@teknoodle]

Please tell me what in part of the UK you were raised. I am looking to distinguish between the different areas. Thank you.

[@julial3758]

It's not really mist. It's Foggy San Francisco. Just bring a hoodie and you'll be fine. We've had a drought for many years now. Rain is rare and typically just check the forecast before you're here and it's fine. Yes it's cold here especially at night. We have the winds as we are by the coastline. It can get warm sometimes in the day. Can't go wrong with layers. Just don't expect to wear shorts for the entire day and not freeze your bum off unless you're used to wearing it all the time in the cold.

[@markosf09]

Julia L Ha! I once saw a young European tourist on the F-Market around dusk in August. Poor kid was wearing linen shorts and a T-shirt, had no jacket or sweater. The fog had come over Twin Peaks and the wind was up. The poor kid was wretched, shivering... it was funny and sad at the same time.

[@dafaq2715]

I live in SF :)

[@elicona2508]

They should do what not to do in Houston,Texas

[@louis3232]

What not to do in Dublin, Ireland

[@slavebodybuilder]

Don't stand behind the gripman at all, he'll knock you over when he pulls the grip grabbing the cable also and you'll be blocking the door.

[@lewisbeck4220]

you should do Glasgow

[@ashbere103]

pls can you do London England

[@mikeifyouplease]

One of the original colors considered for the Golden Gate Bridge was gold. That is until they saw the bill.

[@joarnordmark4290]

what to not do in stockholm sweden.

[@gurra4154]

Jeah good idea!

[@joarnordmark4290]

Gurra415 thx

[@FlygandeTomten]

jonark 1 SSWWEEDDEENN

[@lizzsszzy7800]

1. Don't Stalk Holm

[@Herby-1620]

The Golden Gate Bridge is painted "International Orange"!!

[@maddykrantz]

and we are in an international crises with having the worst president ever.

[@mark.c3353]

please do a 10 things not to do in Austria!! Please!

[@beanbow5792]

Please do Houston Texas! I visiting next Monday :)

[@crimpcreep6887]

Anyone remember SUTROS?

[@alonknaan4536]

Thanks for choosing my city, san fransisco

[@michaelbogaard7900]

I live a 30 minute drive from San Fran

[@Michael-bg3hn]

Alon Knaan I live in mountian view south of sf and the 2 best tips were bring a jacket and use ur parking break

[@freshdiscordrep.6279]

Alon Knaan same,i love it

[@deadgunner475]

Alon Knaan you spelled your city's name wrong

[@jaywidit9680]

Alon Knaan Aye aye

[@kaned5543]

As a native of the bay area, this was actually really sweet and endearing lol

[@MrAwesomeTony]

This is rather funny because I live in SF lol. And still something that I don't know too.

[@TechDudeM]

Silicon Valley please!!

[@TheOneAndOnlyLibertyPrime]

do 10 things to not to do in el salvador like yes

[@lewbhoy]

things not to do in Glasgow

[@tadaspintveris]

Do it about Vilnius :O

[@jackedmonds4863]

Could you do "Things not to do in California", I'm a Briton going over there in a few months to study law, criminology and psychology.

[@maddykrantz]

1; break the law.

[@mikeifyouplease]

Ha ha! No ones uses umbrellas in San Francisco! The high winds here, destroy them all. You'll sometimes see broken umbrellas lying on the streets or sidewalks....abandoned by those few people who actually tried to use one.

[@skywalkr90]

You can do whatever you want.. bay life breh!!

[@miguelmejia4656]

wow trainer tips now does destination tips!

[@WelshRabbit]

But you MAY call it "THE CITY," "Ess Eff" or "Bagdad by the Bay." And don't expect to go swimming at "North Beach." In fact, don't expect to find any beach at all at North Beach (Little Italy).

[@naserhammid8511]

do Ottawa

[@gunnertrin]

I'm a local and I call it San Fran all the time

[@jpxim1942]

-34 degrees were i am now lol 60 degrees is not chilly at all

[@norcal8718]

Umbrella? WTF?? I live in San Francisco and trust me you don't need a fucking umbrella that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard of. Yes it gets foggy once in awhile but be serious!!

[@julial3758]

Yeah I'm a SF native, most the times we have drought.. Just need a hoodie and you're good. Rarely you get rain. If you do , just ask your hotel for umbrella

[@stevey1659]

Frisco, Texas San Fran, Maine

[@ladyr3d31]

Yes we call it Frisco, I'm from Vallejo💜

[@CumLordGary]

NO!

[@CumLordGary]

ITS SAN FRANCISCO! NOT FRISCO NOT SAN FRAN, ITS THE CITY, ITS SAN FRANCISCO. IM FROM SAN FRANCISCO, I SHOULD KNOW.