San Francisco Day One

I had a decent flight down here. It's surprising how it's only two hours, i always think it's . i guess i'm used to that 5 hour flight to DC so anything thing seems quick in comparison. I am averaging an exit row seat about 98% of the time, i'm a tall guy i could use the legroom. Here is a secret for all my readers. You want the exit row, just take your ticket up the counter and let them know you're pretty strong and a born leader in the event of a plane crash. generally if a plane crashes you more than likely arent going to have to worry about opening the door, so just lie if you have to. I decided to skip the 40 dollar cab ride into the city and took the BART (SF mass transit is awesome so you might as well take advantage of it) it was $5.50. With the $34.50 I saved i think i could almost get drunk off that tonight! yeah! I really hate the smell of cabs and usually you get a cab driver who talks to his buddies the entire time in a language you can't understand. nothing i hate more then feeling like i need to wash the back-of-the-cab-scum off me and getting out of the car completely irritated. the bart has got some pretty deluxe seats in it and i only felt "slightly-scummy", the only drawback was the little kid that was whining in the seat in front of me, yet much better than listening to a cab driver talking about the hot girls he's been tooling about the city. the hotel i checked into is kind boutique-y. more posting later i need to get to a vlogger dinner. not that i'm really a vlogger, wait scratch that, technically i've posted video on the internet so i guess i am. SF sweeeeeet. vlogging... sweet.