
Lindsay M. Hood
PB, Mission Valley, Gaslamp...too many people. I also don’t go anywhere that isn’t close to the freeway; i.e., Eastlake, La Jolla. Too much trouble.

Michael C. Burgess
San Diego’s Historic Gaslamp Quarter, because of the panhandlers and all the squalid dramas brought to us by homeless people sleeping on the sidewalks.

El Heff
I don’t avoid any parts of town. As a rollerblader/snowboarder in San Diego, if there is something to hit up on the streets, i’m going to hit it up. PERIOD. And it’s all the non-SD natives that avoid places that hate on people that live in those places.

Elizabeth Raquel Sanchez
National “Nasty” City, Chula Vista — too many native Mexicans and illegals who can’t drive and let their offspring run and scream unattended in the stores, especially at “el Wal-marr.”