Representing our Saints in enemy territory

Blows my mind that an adult is comfortable going out in public looking like fricking Peter Pan


You’re such a douche.

Careful .

If Dylan Mulvaney sees this you will make him wet

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Blows my mind that an adult is comfortable going out in public looking like fricking Peter Pan


You’re such a douche.

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every Newman / St Martin's / Country Day type uptown man under 50 in NOLA dresses like this. Coloured slacks in the summer with a lightweight button down.

I'm just an Old Metry lad with a strong British accent and a Saints Fandom that is top 1%



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Trust me. Nobody there cares. I’ve spent a lot of time in downtown SF. My strategy is always wear a Giants hat because you are less likely to be hassled by a degenerate drug addicted homeless person as they will think you are a local & not a tourist.

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That would be Atlanta dumbass.

It was beautiful today, TBH. I went to the ritzy retail area and got a cologne match and then bought two shirts at the flagship Banana Republic store. I was looking at my phone trying to find my way back to the BART station and a young black dude wearing an orange vest who turned out to be a SF Ambassador who pointed me in the right direction and we chatted for a bit about the city. He had great pride in it and said that what the media reports isn't really true.

There are a few more vacant retail spots than you'd expect to see in a top 5 US city, but far fewer vacancies than I've seen in Seattle, Portland, Sacramento.

The cities that are just done-zo from what I've seen are Oakland and Tacoma. Those cities are fricked. There is literally no retail in either. I'm staying in downtown Oakland these first 2 nights and it's what people talk about when they mention a "food oasis". There's one Walgreens and a homeless guy got peppersprayed while I was there. I caught a teeny bit of it second hand, which was entertaining and cool b/c I got to experience what it would feel like at about 1/100th the intensity as if it had hit me directly.

All these west coast cities seem more safe than New Orleans to me - I woudln't be scared about being robbed at gunpoint in any of the west coast cities I've mentioned, but I'd likely rank Oakland at the top of the list in that regard (still shy of NOLA).

You ever think that you might be a jinx when it comes to the Saint’s? Especially with those game day “outfits” you used to post on game day.