DANNY'S GUIDE TO MAJOR DEPARTMENT STORES AND
MAJOR SHOPPING MALLS IN SAN FRANCISCO
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Danny Chan 2015 to 2022
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If you like major department stores and major shopping malls
in San Francisco like Westfield San Francisco Centre, you might want
to know the following
things:
1. Westfield San Francisco Centre at Market at 4th/5th
Street in San Francisco is "The largest department store on
America's West Coast" while even
being larger than department stores in
Hollywood and Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.
2. Mall of America which is in Bloomington in
Minnesota in North America is "North America's largest shopping
mall", whereas Westfield San Francisco
Centre is just "the largest department store on
America's West Coast". To prove it, check out
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shopping_mall
and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mall_of_America
and
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_shopping_malls_in_the_United_States
and http://www.mallofamerica.com.
Activision's "Mall of America
Tycoon" is the only IBM simulation that ever
came out about Mall of America, and you're the owner/manager of Mall
of America shopping mall...if
you always dreamed of being the owner or
manager of Westfield San Francisco Centre, play Take Two's "Mall
Tycoon" and Global Star's "Mall
Tycoon 2" and Global Star's "Mall Tycoon
3". If you want to know more about "Mall of America Tycoon"
and "Mall Tycoon 1/2/3", check out
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mall_of_America_Tycoon,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mall_Tycoon,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mall_Tycoon_2,
and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mall_Tycoon_3...if
you
don't
know
which
stores
sell
"Mall
of
America
Tycoon"
and
"Mall
Tycoon
1/2/3",
Amazon
and eBay sell all four IBM games really cheap.
3. The #1 magazine nationwide throughout North
America right now for financially-rich people like self-made
millionaires/billionaires is "Modern Luxury"
magazine at http://www.modernluxury.com,
and "Modern Luxury" magazine has a edition specifically about San
Francisco called "Modern Luxury
magazine: San Francisco Edition" at http://www.modernluxury.com/san-francisco.
For more information about "Modern Luxury Magazine: San
Francisco Edition", check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco_(magazine)
and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luxury_magazine.
"San Francisco Business Times" newspaper at http://www.bizjournals.com
is the #1 business newspaper in San Francisco's Financial District
right now,
and talks about financially-rich people in
San Francisco too like self-made millionaires/billionaires.
4. If you're a financially-rich person that likes to
attend high-society parties in San Francisco that are so exclusive
that only self-made millionaires and
self-made billionaires get invited to them, the only
place that really lists all high-society parties in San Francisco is
http://www.sfgate.com/parties
(San
Francisco Chronicle newspaper owns
http://www.sfgate.com) and "Modern Luxury Magazine: San Francisco
Edition" at
http://www.modernluxury.com/san-francisco
(aka San Francisco's #1 magazine for rich people). San
Francisco has many high-society parties at many
very-exclusive locations including but not
limited to the San Francisco Opera at http://www.sfopera.com and San
Francisco Ballet at
http://www.sfballet.org
and San Francisco Symphony at http://www.sfsymphony.org
and SFMOMA at http://www.sfmoma.org
and SF Jazz at
http://www.sfjazz.org
and so forth.
In case you didn't know, a
person named Trevor Traina supposedly hosts the #1 high-society
parties in San Francisco right now, and is the king of
socialites in San Francisco...if you don't
believe me, just go to http://www.google.com and type in "San
Francisco" and "high society", and
http://www.google.com keeps talking about a
person named Trevor Traina...then go to http://www.google.com and
type in "Trevor Traina" and "San
Francisco", and http://www.google.com
immediately tells you that "Forbes" magazine aka the #1 business
magazine nationwide throughout North America
and "Vanity Fair" magazine and NBC News all say
that Trevor Traina created the #1 high-society parties in San
Francisco and they're even better than
high-society parties inside Westfield San
Francisco Centre...in regards to the origins of Trevor Traina's
high-society parties, http://www.google.com said
that in 2013 Trevor Traina bought a mansion in
San Francisco's Pacific Heights' "Billionaires' Row" which is the
main place in San Francisco where all
billionaires live at and this mansion is San
Francisco's most expensive home while being more expensive than all
other homes in San Francisco, Trevor
Traina hosted high-society parties inside his
mansion in San Francisco's Pacific Heights from 2013 to the present,
and after that "Forbes" magazine aka
the #1 business magazine nationwide throughout
North America said Trevor Traina is the king of socialites in San
Francisco..if you want to know the
exact address of this high-society mansion in
San Francisco that hosts high-society parties, just go to
http://www.google.com to type in "Trevor Traina"
and "San Francisco" and "address" (I won't
specify his home address because he works for the government and I
don't want to get into trouble with the
government).
In 2014 Mark Zuckerberg-aka founder
of Facebook at www.faceboiok.com and who is doing Facebook IPO to
earn $100 billion a year and who
currently is the world's youngest billionaire-
bought a house in San Francisco for $10 million. To prove it
go to www.google.com to type in "Mark
Zuckerberg" "San Francisco" "address", or for
additional information go to www.google.com to type in "3660 21st
Street" "San Francisco" (that's
3660 21st Street and Dolores in San
Francisco's Mission District). I have no idea if Mark
Zuckerberg hosts high-society parties in his house or not, all
I know is that he's the richest person in San
Francisco right now because nobody else in San Francisco currently
earns $100 billion a year. If you go to
http://www.google.com to type in "list of all
houses that Mark Zuckerberg owns", http://www.google.com says Mark
Zuckerberg bought five houses in
Palo Alto in California for $37 million
total (Mark Zuckerberg originally bought one house in Palo Alto but
after he got angry that his next-door neighbors
that lived in the four houses surrounding his
house were eavesdropping on him Mark Zuckerberg later bought those
four houses surrounding his house to
ensure privacy before later having bulldozers
destroy those four houses),, bought 737 acres of land in Hawaii for
over $100 million to later turn into a
beachfront property -Mark Zuckerberg basically
bought a big beach in Hawaii-, bought a house in San Francisco for
$10 million, and might buy
additional houses in San Francisco in the
future. Oh yeah, Mark Zuckerberg created a branch office of
Facebook in San Francisco, its official Facebook page is
https://www.facebook.com/facebooksanfrancisco/.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dot_com_party
says San Francisco historically had lots of dot com parties
with free admission or even free goody bags,
after Mark Zuckerberg bought a house in San Francisco, it's possible
that Mark Zuckerberg will host
dot.com parties in San Francisco but I dunno for
sure.
Danielle Steele aka the romance novelist
owns a mansion at 2080 Washington Street in San Francisco's Pacific
Heights and she presumably hosts
high-society parties too, for more information
check out
http://sf.curbed.com/2014/11/25/10018636/behind-the-hedges-and-inside-the-history-of-danielle-steels-spreckels?utm_campaign=sf.curbed&utm_content=entry&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook
.
5. If you like modern art, on 5/14/2016
SFMOMA aka San Francisco Museum of Modern Art had a re-grand-opening
at a cost of $700 million,
while becoming North America's largest
modern-art museum. SFMOMA aka San Francisco Museum of Modern
Art originally was at 3rd Street and
Mission in San Francisco, SFMOMA temporarily
shut down in 2013 so it would undergo construction at a total cost
of $700 million from 2013 to
2016, and when SFMOMA had a re-grand-opening at
the same location aka 3rd Street and Mission on 5/14/2016 SFMOMA
became North
America's largest modern-art museum. To
prove it check out http://www.sfmoma.org
and
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco_Museum_of_Modern_Art,
and go to http://www.google.com and type in "SFMOMA" and "$700
million".
6. San Francisco's most-expensive restaurant
currently is Saison at 178 Townsend in San Francisco's SOMA
District. which charges about $900 per
meal and is San Francisco's version of The
French Laundry. To prove it, check out
http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2015/02/06/be-prepared-to-pay-888-before-eating-at-san-franciscos-most-expensive-restaurant-saison
and
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saison_(restaurant)
and http://www.saisonsf.com.
If you like to eat out at
restaurants and want to get a list of San Francisco's newest
restaurants that just had a grand opening or will have a grand
opening real soon, check out SFist at http://www.sfist.com and SF Eater
at http://sf.eater.com and
Thrillist at http://www.thrillist.com.
These
three
websites list all restaurants that just had a
grand opening in San Francisco or will have a grand opening in San
Francisco even faster than San Francisco
Chronicle newspaper and Zagat lists them,
and are REALLY on the cutting-edge of eating-out news in San
Francisco.
7. If you like to eat hamburgers/cheeseburgers and
french fries, in 2016 "the world's first robot-powered hamburger
restaurant" had a grand
opening in San Francisco, it originally was
called Momentum Machines at 680 Folsom/3rd in San Francisco but
later changed its name to Creator then
later permanently moved from San
Francisco to Westlake Shopping Mall in Daly City aka https://www.creator.rest.
Most hamburger restaurants in
San Francisco and Daly City have
humans cook the hamburgers, but "the world's first robot-powered
hamburger restaurant" has robots cook the
hamburgers, these robots aren't created by
regular people and are created by robotics scientists from various
organizations including NASA aka NASA
Space Shuttle.
http://eatfeats.com/calendar/SanFrancisco.html
is a website that lists all "competitive eating contests" in San
Francisco (aka you need to eat 200
hamburgers in less than 10 minutes total to get
a $1,000 grand prize, or you need to eat 50 pizzas within a certain
time limit like 5 minutes total to
win a free t-shirt, or you need to pay money to
buy a meal and if you finish the meal within a given time limit like
30 minutes total you get the entire
meal free), just go to http://eatfeats.com/calendar/SanFrancisco.html
and click on "C-130 Bomber Burger" which in turn refers you to
http://eatfeats.com/query.php?_table=contests&id=24285
which in turn refers you to
http://sanfranciscoairport.hyatt.com/content/dam/PropertyWebsites/regency/sfobu/Documents/all/SFOBU_Knuckles_Menu_05142014.pdf
which
in turn says "Challenge! C-130 BOMBER
BURGER/ Eight 6 oz. beef patties, quarter pound of cheese,
half a pound of bacon, jalapeno peppers,
bbq sauce, buns, one pound of French
fries. Have this big boy land in your belly in 30 minutes or less
and it’s on us! Plus you get an awesome
t-shirt! $30.00". In short, Knuckles
Sports Bar inside Hyatt Hotel inside SFO International Airport says
if you pay $30 or $35 to buy a 48-oz.
hamburger, if you finish eating the entire
thing within 30 minutes you get it totally free vs. have to pay
money and also get a free t-shirt. If you want to
visit Knuckles Sports Bar, just take BART train
from Powell Street Station at Market/5th in San Francisco to SFO
International Airport, or have a
big bunch of friends cram into a single
car so everybody carpools to it together. If you want free food but
don't want to travel to SFO International
Airport because it's too far, just call http://eatfeats.com/calendar/SanFrancisco.html
to find "competitive eating contests" that are inside vs. outside
San Francisco. If you don't live in San
Francisco and live in other areas like South Bay, no problem,
http://www.eatfeats.com is North Amerca's #1
listing of "competitive eating contests" and
lists all "competitive eating contests" in the entire state of
California and even nationwide (If you don't live in
San Francisco and live in South Bay, check
out http://eatfeats.com/calendar/California.html
because it lists all "competitive eating contests" in the entire
state of California), and if you don't see any
"competitive eating contests" you like, no problem because the
website gets updated with new entries all
the time which might be even better than the
C-130 Burger.
8. In 7/2016 a brand-new dog park -for
puppies and dogs- had a grand opening in San Francisco at a cost of
$305,000, it's called Lafayette Dog Park
at the corner of Gough and Washington in San
Francisco's Pacific Heights while specifically being a part of San
Francisco's Lafayette Park vs. be a
totally-separate mini-park that is totally
separate from San Francisco's Lafayette Park, and to prove that it's
at the corner of Gough and Washington check
out http://www.sfgate.com/news/bayarea/article/New-Dog-Play-Area-Unveiled-At-Lafayette-Park-8461260.php
and
http://sfist.com/2016/07/27/san_franciscos_newest_dog_park_cost.php,
also go to www.google.com to type in "Lafayette Dog Park" "San
Francisco".
9. If you aspire to become the corporate CEO of a
Fortune 500 firm -or you currently are one-, I greatly recommend
attending business classes at San
Francisco's #1 business college/university
aka The Wharton School of University of Pennsylvania at 2 Harrison
Street in San Francisco at
http://sf.wharton.upenn.edu
and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wharton_School_of_the_University_of_Pennsylvania
and
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ivy_League_business_schools
and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colleges_and_universities_in_San_Francisco.
I also highly recommend reading Mark H.
McCormack's three books "What They Don't Teach You at Harvard
Business School", "What They Still
Don't Teach You at Harvard Business School", and
"What I Should Have Learned at Yale Law School: The Terrible Truth
About Lawyers" (Mark H.
McCormack is a lawyer that got a law degree from
Yale Law School, he later attended Harvard Business School too, and
founded IMG aka
International Management Group), which you can
read totally free from the San Francisco Main Library.
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