Bus Report #818
Yesterday morning, as seen from (and on) the 22 Fillmore.
Down near Fillmore and Turk, before 7 AM, a man set up a makeshift barbershop - just one stool and one black barber's smock for his customers. There were already two men waiting and one man sitting on the stool getting a trim.
Mister Fantastic got on at Hayes - floral print shirt, Giants cap, camo bag, baggy jeans. His best accessory? His air of confidence.
At Church and Duboce two women who look so much alike they could be sisters got on the bus. I don't think they even know each other, but the resemblance is really something. For a while I thought they were the same person, just with a different hair style every other day, until they both started catching the bus at the same time. One of them, the one who works at Safeway, sat beside me. The other woman, who works for a national car rental chain, sat in front of us.
Down near Fillmore and Turk, before 7 AM, a man set up a makeshift barbershop - just one stool and one black barber's smock for his customers. There were already two men waiting and one man sitting on the stool getting a trim.
Mister Fantastic got on at Hayes - floral print shirt, Giants cap, camo bag, baggy jeans. His best accessory? His air of confidence.
At Church and Duboce two women who look so much alike they could be sisters got on the bus. I don't think they even know each other, but the resemblance is really something. For a while I thought they were the same person, just with a different hair style every other day, until they both started catching the bus at the same time. One of them, the one who works at Safeway, sat beside me. The other woman, who works for a national car rental chain, sat in front of us.
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