I did SF for 6 years. Enough time to watch Google, Facebook and the like, drive rents into the atmosphere. What a beautiful, unique city. Sooo many good memories.
I've lived in SF for 20 years and never knew those locations. I've been in the Ubisoft building, but didn't know it was the old Rolling Stone building. Thanks so much for showing me around town!
Excellent video. I didn't know he lived on Parnassus or where the original Rolling Stone office were. Very cool. One correction. The Seal Rock is not where he wrote Fear and Loathing. He wrote it, or at least started it, at a hotel across the street from Santa Anita Race Track in Arcadia, Ca. while he was working on another article about the killing of Ruben Salazar, which is how he met his "attorney"
I would've loved to have experienced just a taste of that. Hunter described La Honda as the "world capitol of madness!" Please check out my latest video where I visit Ken Kesey's former house in La Honda. I love going up there any chance I get : )
I know it’s closed but it would have been cool if you’d mentioned 895 O’Farrell st, too. Hunter was the night manager of the Mitchell Brother’s O’Farrell Theater for a short while in the mid 80’s. I worked there for 8 years as I chased the dragon of his words and worked on my own memoir as a sex worker.
Thanks for the feedback. Totally agreed. Was thinking of including O'Farrell Theatre but time ran short. What an interesting, different part of HST's story that must've been; plus, the Mitchell Brother's themselves. Definitely a story there down the pike. But you are correct....it did happen right here, in this Bay Area Babylon. " I worked there for 8 years as I chased the dragon of his words and worked on my own memoir as a sex worker," Mannnnn, now that sounds like a story.
I did SF for 6 years. Enough time to watch Google, Facebook and the like, drive rents into the atmosphere. What a beautiful, unique city. Sooo many good memories.
I've lived in SF for 20 years and never knew those locations. I've been in the Ubisoft building, but didn't know it was the old Rolling Stone building. Thanks so much for showing me around town!
wow I didn’t even know that, I’ve walked by the Ubisoft building a bunch of times on the way to AT&T park
great channel!🧡
Thank you!!
ain't nothin like the real thing baby.....what a time to be alive !!!
Excellent video. I didn't know he lived on Parnassus or where the original Rolling Stone office were. Very cool. One correction. The Seal Rock is not where he wrote Fear and Loathing. He wrote it, or at least started it, at a hotel across the street from Santa Anita Race Track in Arcadia, Ca. while he was working on another article about the killing of Ruben Salazar, which is how he met his "attorney"
Well said, I really enjoyed this. Liked and subbed. Keep it up Man!!
Could have listened to this for another hour easily. Thank You.
Much appreciated, man. More stories dropping soon!
Hunter S. Thompson, what a man!
I lived in La Honda for 10 years back in the 90's and it still had that vibe the whole time.
I would've loved to have experienced just a taste of that. Hunter described La Honda as the "world capitol of madness!" Please check out my latest video where I visit Ken Kesey's former house in La Honda. I love going up there any chance I get : )
La Honda is also featured heavily in the book "Electric Koolaide Acid Test" and "Hells Angels".
La Honda isn’t what it used to be.
But it also isn’t entirely not what it used to be… ;)
My friend Thanks for sharing this
Thanks for visiting
That was great.
Thanks! Please check back for more.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it. Check back for more next week!
You Made Me Smile
Man, this was awesome. HST would of really enjoyed the 90's SF Rave Culture.
Thanks very much. Indeed, the Good Doctor would've been interested in that scene, just like us.
You have a amazing personality!
Thanks! Please check back for more new videos every week.
Nice video
Thanks!
Just fresh video , buddy
Brilliant
Thanks so much. HST was such an intriguing personality.
I know it’s closed but it would have been cool if you’d mentioned 895 O’Farrell st, too. Hunter was the night manager of the Mitchell Brother’s O’Farrell Theater for a short while in the mid 80’s. I worked there for 8 years as I chased the dragon of his words and worked on my own memoir as a sex worker.
Thanks for the feedback. Totally agreed. Was thinking of including O'Farrell Theatre but time ran short. What an interesting, different part of HST's story that must've been; plus, the Mitchell Brother's themselves. Definitely a story there down the pike. But you are correct....it did happen right here, in this Bay Area Babylon. " I worked there for 8 years as I chased the dragon of his words and worked on my own memoir as a sex worker," Mannnnn, now that sounds like a story.
Did you publish?
Yes love it
I had a great time working on the story
Good shit!
"Tell me about the fuckin' golf shoes!"
MAHALO
Bravo
Was it difficult to book the Seal Rock Inn for 305?
No, not at all. You can do it right on their website. Pretty convenient.
Hit the LIKE.🤩
This is great work, friend #Swag
Fabulous account
Thanks! There's a lot more to come.
Lord of Social media
LOL< thank you. I am certainly far from it but excited about the opportunities.
Sharing
This is a good enough doc. Why all the bot accounts?
You should be proud of yourself
Binging you.
Thank you!!!! So happy to see you are enjoying the videos. Many more to come!
"phenomenal"
I’ll work eight days a week if need be 🚀
This is best , not Just nice
He didn't marry Anita til long after his time in SF. Lost me from the get go with such shoddy information.
Thls might be the worst video i’ve ever watched. God bless.
Why are even on the internet? Do you even have any frz irl?