This is Handel on the Law.

Marginal legal advice where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.

All right, San Francisco, kind of a weird city.

We've talked about it.

The West Coast is kind of strange.

L.A., San Francisco, of course, just weird towns relative to the rest of the country.

And we're known, we, and that's anybody who lives on the West Coast,

particularly those three, two areas, basically.

Bay Area, Los Angeles, Orange County area.

We're pretty liberal, maybe not so much Orange County.

But when it comes to sort of crazy ideas, progressive, and that is in quotes, progressive

concepts, yeah, right there at the top of the heap.

So there is now a move in San Francisco by the officials to start up a red light district.

And this is a mission district where there's a fair amount of homeless, a lot of poor people,

and a lot of sex workers ply their trade.

I love the fact they call them sex workers.

Where I come from, they're hookers.

Okay, it's not that complicated. Hookers hook. And John's John, but yeah, I can't do that anymore

because that's politically incorrect. So they are now sex workers. Okay. So a lot of sex workers

apply their trade in that area.

And it's course totally unregulated.

And what a move is is to follow what Amsterdam does.

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