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Faulconer's State of the City: "You don't have to be crazy to live here...but it helps!"
Mayor Faulconer’s colossal cranium delivers address from within enormous sinkhole
A city worker counsels the Mayor’s huge head not to include too many boasts about improved infrastructure.
“It seemed like the right thing to do,” said Mayor Faulconer about the decision to give his annual State of the City address from within the sinkhole, which opened last week on the 805’s Kearny Villa Road offramp in Serra Mesa. “I mean, given that it opened right on speech day and all. I decided to own it instead of letting it be the elephant-sized hole in the room. Plus, between Hep A, the failed Convention Center expansion, Soccer City going down in flames, and the Democratic takeover in city government…well, this is just how I feel right now. And given my administration's renewed emphasis on housing and mental health, I think the new motto is a winner!”
Here's something you might be interested in.
Faulconer's State of the City: "You don't have to be crazy to live here...but it helps!"
Mayor Faulconer’s colossal cranium delivers address from within enormous sinkhole
Faulconer's State of the City: "You don't have to be crazy to live here...but it helps!"
Mayor Faulconer’s colossal cranium delivers address from within enormous sinkhole
A city worker counsels the Mayor’s huge head not to include too many boasts about improved infrastructure.
“It seemed like the right thing to do,” said Mayor Faulconer about the decision to give his annual State of the City address from within the sinkhole, which opened last week on the 805’s Kearny Villa Road offramp in Serra Mesa. “I mean, given that it opened right on speech day and all. I decided to own it instead of letting it be the elephant-sized hole in the room. Plus, between Hep A, the failed Convention Center expansion, Soccer City going down in flames, and the Democratic takeover in city government…well, this is just how I feel right now. And given my administration's renewed emphasis on housing and mental health, I think the new motto is a winner!”
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