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“Dubious Distinction”Setting: a crowded sidewalk in the Financial District, San Francisco. A (presumably) homeless man lies a few steps from the entrance of a tall office building. He is mumbling incoherently, gesturing wildly, and clutching a brown-bagged bottle of something strong. A building maintenance worker walks over to him and says:
Half full: I live in a city that doesn’t expect the homeless to be invisible. Half-empty: I live in a city where this is so commonplace that alcoholism and psychosis are lower priorities than recycling. 2 Responses So FarSay your words |
Safety Neal said,
September 28, 2007 @ 7:33 pm
That’s hilarious, your ability to see both sides of the coin is admirable.
Claire said,
September 29, 2007 @ 12:34 pm
I think I’m leaning toward the half-empty side of the picture.