that is sort of a lot of a tech ethos, right? It's very much been about like telling anyone

that stands in your way to go fuck yourself. And in a particular period of time where they

had access to infinite money, that was very much possible. There are lots of story. You know,

I think like there's a, so much of like the contemporary history of San Francisco is built on

tech guys telling people to go fuck themselves. And so there is an instant, this is like one of the first instances for these types of

guys where they can't really get away with that.

And so, and if the best you can do is call someone a nimbie, and it's just like, well, you

know, and again, the sort of whole like online, offline kind of debate, I can only imagine

like the people in this town hall as he's calling them nimbies as being like,, offline kind of debate. I can only imagine like the people in this

town hall, as he's calling them NIMBY's as being like, what the fuck?

It's like, how do you respond to that? Well, this is the thing. It's a weird culture mismatch,

because as much as these guys are all like crypto-nazis in San Francisco, they're also immersed

in a deeply, like, semi-autically liberal worldview.

And so, in San Francisco, the worst thing you can call someone as a NIMBY, right?

That's their N-word.

You can't do it.

It's fully, fully...

Thank you.

I knew that would do something, too.

No, but seriously, you cannot call someone an enemy of progress in San Francisco because everyone gets very, very hurt.

But you go to somewhere in, like, rural California where everyone is like two degrees to the right of Hitler, and they go, yeah, of course.

Of course. Why would I want shit in my backyard? That's my yard. I need to build a goon cave in.

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