Fundamental problem: people are busy and tired, and local housing meetings are boring AF My solution: pick a city — I lean toward Berkeley or Oakland — and throw massive costume parties during every. Single. Housing approval process meeting DM me if you wanna fund thishttps://twitter.com/sbuss/status/1164569233839104001 …
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My understanding is that the boomers who spend their free time voting to eat the poor are totally supportive of the arts vs. the evil techies I say we art all over them Dancing, acroyoga, maybe some nice trippy projector visuals
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I think our slogan should be "we'll party at home when you'll let us build it."
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I'm no law doctor, but I'm pretty sure that this means the beats can be absolutely sickpic.twitter.com/sF8UupsDVH
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Replying to @webdevMason
True story: I was once assigned by my boss to conduct legal research on the question “how righteous a party can you throw in Beverly Hills without a permit?” I swear we’re mostly professionals.
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Not to ride on a paying client's coattails, but approximately how righteous can a party be in Beverly Hills without a permit?
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Depressingly slight. The noise regs are what really kills you, but the mandatory parking provisions and permitting above a certain size of guest list didn’t help. Our guy would have had to charter a bus service, go dry, and rent a house well back of public roads. No buys.
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