For the better part of a week I have been seeing headlines from various local news outlets about a couple who inadvertently purchased a narrow dirt lot in San Francisco. I finally clicked on one yesterday, since it was a slow work day leading up to Thanksgiving. The link I am providing here is to the one I checked out, from a newish outlet known as the San Francisco Standard. Do not be misled into thinking that this is an independent outfit doing good work along the lines of Hell Gate in New York City. The other stuff I’ve seen from them is just left-punching horseshit. And they employ mega-dumbass Tim Kawakami to write about sports.

But here we are with a tale of two people who thought they were buying a lucrative rental property in San Francisco for $25,000 and had no alarm bells going off in their heads. Who also received lots of paperwork identifying the available parcel as a piece of shit strip of land that cannot be developed. And now they want their money back, and also are willing to go public and make sure they get written about so that everyone knows what epic dumbasses they are.

Do they think the community is going to rally around them now that this has been aired out in public and exert pressure on the board to give them their money back? What’s the aim? Whatever it is, you can be sure they didn’t think it through very well. That’s not their bag, baby.

LMAO.