Comments by "Manfred " (@manfredmann2766) on "CBS 8 San Diego" channel.

  1. Used to go to the Dog Beach section of San Diego, and every year after 2017, the number of people sleeping in the bushes has greatly increased right up to where the hotels were. Forget about the bike paths. Used to love that place and it’s old school vibe and spent hard earned money to escape the heat from the Tucson area in the summer. In 22 decided on La Jolla, but expensive af, but I was maybe lucky to see one sketchy individual. Afterwards went to Julian (reminded me more of the Ozarks, which was fine, but did not have to worry about being hit up for cash) I am going to guess that the Julian residents would never tolerate a random person sleeping in a tent on the side of the road for a second.
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  2. Or send them to George Soros’ house in his ritzy NYC suburb.
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  3. For 45000 or 50000 less, I would have bought a 2006 G35. Spending your life savings on a car like that is crazy. At least he is young and can easily make that money back. Then again, I hope the legal action against the seller prevails. When I was young I almost bought 1987 Supra, non turbo, in 1996, where the asking price was $5995, back in the day when used cars actually depreciated. It had 101,000 miles on the odometer. The A hole used car racist salesman would not let me test drive it. I said to him, “Fine, I will go somewhere else, and then he got pissed off at me, and then I walked. Went to a sister dealership of their’s in the same city (without knowing it at the time) and test drove the heck out of a 1990 Celica All Trac turbo (without the salesman in the car) for $15,000 about a month later. I was all ready to take it to a mechanic even though it drove perfectly with 65,000 on the odometer, I found out they were connected to the previous dealership I went to. Handed the Celica keys to the salesman/owner of both dealerships, and told him about the horrible treatment I received at the previous dealership. The owner’s excuse, “Oh, that is just Steve, and he can be a little hot headed at times” No excuse, even though the Celica salesman/owner was cool, and would have dropped the price to $13500, I still walked. Typical Lincoln, Nebraska BS excuse, back in the day. Good thing I remember, is that I got to drive a cool car from the experience. To bad the nice salesman blurted out that he was associated with the Ahole salesman. Otherwise, I would have more than likely bought the Celica.
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