Day 17: Fiddler's Green

Ahhhhh the luck of the Irish was with us tonight.  Located by Fisherman’s Wharf, Fiddler’s Green had that local charm with remnants of what I would think Ireland would be like.  (Need to plan a trip out there. Wait til they get a load of me!)   We got there early since we here this place can get packed, especially on a Friday night.  They have live music every day.   Sabbach plays from Thursday til Sunday.  He has been playing here for 15 years.  I’m sure Fiddler’s has been good to him and vice versa.  Once it hit 9pm, their upstairs opened up with a full bar, dance floor and a DJ to help you dance your ass off!  Wait, where am I?  This place has something for everyone.  More of the younger crowd was upstairs, while the mature local crowd was downstairs.  I spent most of my time with the O.G.’s.  Kevin, our bartender, host, entertainer and new friend was one of the best things that could happen to 30 Days of Debauchery and All City Project Crew!  The best way I can describe Kevin is that he was the combination of all of my favorite Irish folks rolled into one!  He heard from some of our friends that 30 Days was coming and he made sure he took care of us from the very beginning.  There was a point when I wanted to tip him out since he got me and Luther a shot, but he kept saying, “Ryan, don’t do that.”  We still managed to empty our pockets by the end of the night and made sure we left him with something.  Hey, when bars treat you that well, you’ll always come back.   I even got a chance to meet the owner Patrick and had a shot with him.  I think that was my back to back to back shots of Jamison.  Shot out to the rest of the staff: Jimmy, Dean, and Chris… Great job guys!  How does a chic come to the bar with no money and no ID and think she can come in?   Fiddler’s, I can’t thank you enough for the hospitality.  Next time when I visit, I’ll be coming for the food!

To everyone who came out…  Monica, Lori, Tony, Osha, Cathleen, Vincent and Ina, Katelyn, Schivonne, Dennis, A.Gee, Dez, Joe, Chris, Natalie, Catharine, Melissa and Jasmine (were looking good) Keep it coming….

To my 30 Days of Debauchery / All City Project Crew… I leave you with an Irish Toast.  –Rally Oh

Here's to a long life and a merry one.
A quick death and an easy one.
A pretty girl and an honest one.
A cold beer and another one!   

- Irish Drinking Toasts

Day: 15 Club Waziema

Day: 15 Club Waziema

Club Waziema, located at 543 Divisadero St. is the place that marks the half-way point for the 30 Days of Debauchery event. Waziema is a bar hall that offers nice simple drinks and wholesome authentic Ethiopian cuisine.

Waziema is a hole-in-the-wall kind of place to get your perk on. Although, not really known for its bar-like atmosphere, Waziema provides a indoor socializing hall experience. Laced with a couple of TVs for fans to root on our beloved SF Giants, an OG jukebox, and a huge back room for people to play pool. You can will find something to your liking while enjoying a drink there.

Large space for large groups

Waziema's drink specialty menu hails a "keep it simple" mentality with about 20 traditional cocktails, ranging from Amaretto Sour, Kamikaze, Long Island Iced Tea and Vodka Collins to name a few. The drinks are made with care and love adding that goodness to it. In addition to simple spirits, they do have a modest range of beer on the menu for our consuming pleasure as well as the typical supply of alcohol on hand. However, if you dig Carlsberg like I do, Waziema is a place that will satisfy your thirst on tap.

If you find yourself in the mood, they offer both quality Ethiopian vegetarian food as well as dishes for the carnivore.

The ambiance of the place is mild, creating a perfect place for you and your friends to chillax and enjoy conversation. The place facilitates an artist platform for artist to express their work, while resonating of bit of that swag itself. Art deco from a modern contemporary era is fitting for a Divisadero St. relic.

Prices are sub-par  without the sub-par quality. If simple great tasting drinks with a relax socializing environment is something you enjoy, check out Club Waziema. 

Thanks for all those who came out and hung out with us. Shouts out Catherine (I heart Yemen), Juan, Natalie, Katie, Mark S., Dave N., Stretch, E*Fizzle, Rally Oh, S. Freezie, sCo-D, and the new homie Chris, thanks for the party favor! Not to mention all you pretty people that came out and inadvertently became apart to this awesome event. Yeeeee!

Day 13: Glen Park Station

Nestled just behind Glen Park, Glen Park Station located at 2816 Diamond is a great place to unwind after a long day of work. Our bartender Richard was fantabulous. He gave me some great local history about the bar, neighborhood, and he also gave me some great information about previous bar crawls he was a part of...all of which took place in the 80's. Richard also kept the party going with all kinds of good music from the 70's and 80's and a great drink special for our debaucherous team. We of course did our own DJ-ing once the drinks started flowing (I love internet juke boxes).
Glen Park Station has a great selection of beers and wine...not to mention all the liquor you can think of. There is adequate seating and a small patio for you medicinal users. And, if you are looking for food there is a great place just next door, and there are several bus lines that will get you damn near to the front door of Glen Park Station. So, if you need a friendly bartender and a stiff drink...Glen Park Station is the spot for you! As always a special thanks goes out to those of you that came out in support of the debauchery (you know who you are).
Like a good neighbor Stretchevt is there...with the rest of the debaucherous crew!

Day 9: 500 Club

The ACP crew dived into the 500 club for its ninth consecutive day; I think we were still feeling the aftermath from the night before.  (Thanks Adeline@ Riptide) The 500 Club has nostalgic feel when you first walk in.  Collections of decorations on the walls from years past,  to the dark wood paneling everywhere, the old booths where you can sit with friends and shoot the shit, cheap drinks, the 500 is that old school dive.  This is also a Dog friendly bar, so don’t get to drunk… that bitch isn’t gonna give you their number. (Some of these jokers were drunk enough to, but we’ll get to that in just a sec.)  

Thanks to our Bartenders Rachael and Ron and the Doorman Bret.  For the most part, they made us feel like home and that’s always a good reason to come back to a bar.   Support your locals and your local bartenders!  Thanks serving our drinks and listening to us talk about the 30 Days of Debauchery. 

As for the crowd on a Thursday night, it was very interesting.  Lawrence was a cool cat that Stretch and I talked to in the beginning of the night. We had a nice conversation with him.  Normal.  By the end of the night, that wasn’t the case.  I was talking to two guys at the bars who were asking about the 30 Days and every word I said, made them gloss over even more.  Dude, get off that shit. “So, how many days in 30 Days are you doing this for?”    Then I go outside for a smoke and hear these cats talking shit.   Yes those are my friends over there.  Yes they are blowing trees.  Yes the cool bartender is talking to them.  You didn’t see the little dude standing next to you fuckers ear-hustling.  I didn’t want our group to be known for starting shit.  Plus everyone was having a good time and I didn’t want to spoil it.  So I told them the next day.   I just thought I’d give you a shout out…  “To the guy with the Captain Nazi hat on… I got monkey right here buddy!”  Talk shit to my friends for no reason… Fuck you dude.  My brothers would smash on you and your friends.  Consider that a pass homie.  Have a nice day.

As always, thank you to everyone who came out for Day 9: Monica, Brandon, Julie, Kelani, Azarah, Jen, Shivon, Vincent, Angelica, Sammy Boy, Catherine, Dave, Carrie, Natalie, and Patrick.

To my All City Project Crew… The Debauchery continues….

Rally Oh  30DoD/ ACP

Day 7: Dimples

The first week of debauchery went by quickly with the finish line 3 weeks outta sight. Day 7 brought us to a perfect spot, Dimples in Japan Town. It's a rather small dingy dive bar where you go downstairs essentially under ground-level. Once you make it down, you are met with an oasis of beer, spirits (both good and bad ones), wine, soju, karaoke booths and a mechanical CD jukebox with Korean love songs and classic oldies but goodies, can I hear that Elvis joint again?

When the ACP crew arrived it was fairly early for the night so the freaks were not out yet (maybe in the back though), however we were entertained by Dallas beating Miami in the NBA Finals. We started off with our usual drinks, a shot of Jameson and a Sierra Nevada to get settled in. The drink prices are stiffer than the drinks themselves at $8 a shot and $10 for less than 32 oz of OB beer. Our bartenderess was a Korean "Mama-San" named "Helen" and according to her it was her second day on the job. E*Fizzle came in and ordered a Mai Tai and "Helen" was perplexed by his request. It turned out she forgot the ingredients for the drink, but the look on her face was priceless.

This Korean ran establishment is also known for their extra-curricular services in which I cannot confirm or deny, however I will set the scene for you and you can put the pieces together. So as the evening progressed, I couldn't help but notice these young attractive Asian women suddenly appearing in this rather confined place. The funny thing is that you can see via surveillance cameras everyone that comes through the entrance, but I didn't see these young ladies coming through the front. I wasn't tripping because I heard the "rumors" and read reviews, why do you think it's on the debauchery trail, wink wink! So this one O.G. Japanese guy who was at the bar drinking was feeling frisky with "Helen" suddenly slipped away unbeknownst to us, and not through the front entrance either because anyone leaving would have had to pass by the group before exiting and that wasn't the case. Then we noticed one of the girls just vanishing into thin air and a couple other ones grace us with their presence, as to where they went or how they got there blows my other mind, literally...wink wink! ;)

Anyway, if you want to grab some $$$ drinks but watch a really good human appearing and disappearing show, or if you want to magically disappear for a few hours in "heavenly bliss," come check out Dimples you won't be disappointed! Bring cash and don't use your credit or debit card, you might get in trouble with the wifey!

Big ACP big-ups to JR, Dave, Melissa, Hope and your buddy! ♩ ♪ ♫ ♬ ...I Only want to see you laughing in the purple rain, pur-ple rain...purple rain, purple rain...!!!♩ ♪ ♫ ♬ LOL!
Truly Yours,
Sucka Freezie Beezy!

Day 6: SpitFire Rose

Spit Fire Rose is a nice out of the way; off the beaten path, quite type of spot, especially for a Monday. You can go in there and hide out and gather your thoughts or bring a friend. Its definitely a saloon were you can hold a conversation without shouting or screaming. You can enjoy the game, and definitely some libations. Francisco, the bar tender, provided generously pored stiff drinks. I particularly enjoyed the Haywire beer that was on on tap. They had working mans prices, a pool table and jukebox. Check out Spit Fire Rose when you get the chance.  UPDATE-  Fun Fact: Before SpitFire Rose, this place was called Fabs.  Previously owned by the Sullivan Familly!  Small world. 

 Thanks to Francisco for keeping our drinks full !  Ophie from Franks said Hi! 

Day 5: Zeitgeist

DayYeah, we're laggin' a bit... but we're in 30 Day party-mode, what'd you expect?

Oh yes... an overcast Sunday afternoon, low-and-behold, what's on the agenda: more 16oz curls. Day 5 started at a BBQ in the park, by 3:30pm I'm drinking Back In Black at the picnic tables behind Zeitgeist. I think it means "The Spirit" or "Essence", or some sh*t like that... anywaze, it was my first time there. The bartender Robin actually remembered what I was drinking, which was remarkable because there were a ton of mofos in the house. Good variety of drinks, I heard there were 48 beers on tap, price was right too, I think it was like 4 or 5 bucks for most of 'em. I'm digging the bar's motto too: "Where the beer is warm, and the women are cold." The backyard beer gardens are 420 friendly too.

The crowd was straight clannish, sticking to themselves... which is all good. This spot has a one-of-a-kind feel, it's more than a neighborhood hangout, it's almost like its own underworld. I was feeling the Faith No More and Deftones coming out of the speakers early on, then I started getting sloppy and the music became irrelevant. They had a pool table, kitchen with a fat menu, and a f*ckin late-80s Honda XR650L dual-sport mounted up on one of the walls... nice! I planned on leaving early, but I didn't end up staggering out until like 10, or something.



Good to see the folks that came thru: The homie Jah, Monica, Ari, Cecily, Darrick, Louise, and the bartender from Lion Pub (see Day 2), Patrick.

Day 4: Zeki's Bar

We're back!!! The All City Project is back and better than ever. The ACP Crew took their debaucherous drinking talents and loyal supporters to Zeki's Bar located just below the crest of San Francisco's illustrious Nob Hill (1319 California Street). Zeki's has been a Nobb Hill staple for years. And, like most of the creme de la creme Zeki's has recently received has face lift.
Boasting a new modern interior, immaculate woodwork, completely revamped seating arrangement complete with leather bench seating around the perimeter of the establishment, three flat screen televisions, a lovely fireplace, and Paula ("the best bartender ever"); Zeki's has a great appealing atmosphere and mature crowd. One of San Francisco's historic cable car lines runs along California street just outside the front door of this fine establishment. In addition, there are 10 tasty beers on tap, loads of bold wines to tickle the pallet, and a hefty selection of single malts to sip and enjoy at your leisure. Happy hour goes from 4pm-7pm Monday through Friday. There are scores of great bars in the neighborhood and eateries galore.
So, if you are looking for a great after work watering hole or sophisticated weekend retreat...Zeki's is the spot for you. A special thanks to: The ACP Crew, Monica, Lori, Joe F., Brandon, Julie, Kelani, A.G & Sabrina, Omar, Paula the bartender, Brad, Grace, John, Tori, Clark, Chelsea, Angel, and anyone else I failed to mention. You know who you are!
Like a good neighbor Stretchvet is there...with another day of your 30 Days of Debauchery!

2nd Annual All City Project: 30 Days of Debauchery coming this June 2011

It's getting close to that time, ah yes, the 2nd annual "All City Project: 30 Days of Debauchery!"

Come this June 2011, ACP will be swinging the debauchery in full effect. We, yet again, will be adventuring out to 30 NEW bars in 30 days throughout the whole month of June in the city of San Francisco.

This time with a bit of a make-over to add to the festive social experiment, ACP have crafted new and clever interactive entertainment for your debaucherous pleasure.

All City Players strives to bring you the finest in adult-entertainment, so we would like to know what you think. If you have thoughts, suggestions, feedback or anything you may want to add, please fill out the comment box below.

To our die-hard crew that came out last year and to our newcomers to be, prepare yourselves and embrace the ride...

http://30daysofdebauchery.blogspot.com/ 

2011 Back by Popular Demand...

" You can do anything in 30 days!"  JUNE 1ST

All City Project is working on bringing you another 30 Days of Debauchery in June 2011!!!!  30 Days, 30 NEW bars, 30 Days of DEBAUCHERY!  


We should have more info in the coming months..... Get Ready!


-Rally Oh / ACP

2010 30DOD A/D: The Refill: 30 Day of Debauchery Reunification party

You are cordially invited to join ACP for "The Refill"-the recap & reunification of the "30 Days of Debauchery" participants."The Refill" will be held at the Dragon Lounge, located at 1355 Taraval St. (between 23rd & 24th Ave) San Francisco, CA 94116, in the Sunset. Public transportation L-line, stops by the place. We will have a private section in the back. Pop-off time will be at 9pm. The evening events will consists of the debuting of the All City Project video of the 30 Days & 30 Bars, courtesy of E*Fizzle, slideshow of the various photos taken throughout the course & the crowning of the winners of the Ms. Hottie contest!!! Please join us and invite others to come. "Bartender give me a refill!"

What: "The Refill: 30 Days of Debauchery" Presented by All City Project
When: Saturday October, 23 2010-9pm
Where: 1355 Taraval St. (btwn 23rd & 24th Ave)
Who: 30/30 Participants & Friends

http://30daysofdebauchery.blogspot.com/
http://allcityproject.blogspot.com/
www.yelp.com/biz/dragon-lounge-san-francisco

2010: Day: 30 Trad'r Sam’s (The Finale)

Rally Oh Says:

As we come to the end of this social experiment, we also come home to the our first bar, Trad'r Sams.  During my 13 years of drinking (Legally), Tradr Sams was the first bar I used to hang out in.  I've met a lot of cool people, hooked up and broke hearts in this bar.  Sams was the perfect way to end the Debauchery.  Many thanks to my family folks @ Trad'rs!  Uncle John, Demoe, Fred, Gary, Marvin, Eee-Gor... and  for the rest of the crew that wasn't working: Tula, Raja, Dough-ee, Chad, Orlando, and Steve...Thank you as always!

For our last night, we had the best turnout by far.  56 was the magic number.  Big shot out goes out the following folks:  Goose, Waldo, Azarah, Jennifer, Saysamone, Vince, Mahal, Dave, Jessie, Mark, Miles, Clark, Louise, Melissa M., John S., Heba, Paul, Kareem, Lexi, Jill, Angel, Shirley, Chelsea, Ali, Tory, Isaaz, Grace, Sarah, Melissa S., Jami, Ed, Rose, Jasmine, Sonia, Chris, Ben, Hilton, Anthony, Roxy, Clint, Joe, Denise, Daiman, Nate, Ivona, Kelly, Summer, Stesha, Monica, Laurie, Erin, Eric, Fernanda, Alex, Fouad, Basil, and ACP.....Yeah Mon!

To my boys in this thing called the All City Project: Stretch, sCo-D, Barack Jr. , Sucka Freezie, E*Fizzle,  I couldn't have done this without you.  You guys are sick wit it!   How are we gonna top this?  Wait..... I'm working on it right now!

And to the person who said, "30 days... your not gonna make it after the first week!"   Well now that it's in your mouth, I hope you choke on it!  You can't stop ACP now, this is just the beginning...

So, until we get started on the next 30 days, this is Rally Oh signing off.

RallyOh of All City Project...gotta love it!


Stretchvet Says:

This month was an excellent example of what you can do when you put your mind to it! This was a group idea turned experiment... turned reality...and it was fun as hell! Trad'r Sams was the first bar I was able to frequent legally, so it made sense for me to go back for a debaucherous finale. Thank you to everyone that came out in support of our project and right on for destroying your liver and kidneys with us. Dedication is the first word that comes to mind when I think of this endeavor...!

All City Baby...we did it!


Sucka Freezie says:

Coming into the last day of the All City Project: 30 Days of Debauchery, 30 Bars in 30 Days it was automatic that we, the All City Project Crew (ACPC) were going to be at another bar on another day. However, this day was no ordinary day. It was Day 30 of our revolutionary social experiment and we’ve found the light at the end of the tunnel, and we all wanted to go out with a BANG! The finale for our experiment was at a place that most of us we’re familiar with, Tradr Sam’s located on Geary Blvd. and 26th Ave. in the Richmond District. We had a great turn-out with many familiar faces and faces that showed up for the first time for the project, better late than never. Thank you D-Moe, Fred, Raj, Marvin and the rest of the Tradr Sam’s crew!

The arrival of Day 30 was met with anticipation of excitement, a time of relief, a sense of accomplishment, and an end to a wonderful month of June 2010. Each of my comrades in this project; Ryan, Thomas, Luther, Darrick, and Ian can rightfully say, we are the champions, I am the champion! And I have the muthafu@kin’ belt to prove it too! We came, we conquered, and I’m about to come again! After countless hours at the bars, nearly a couple thousands of dollars evaporated, and a beat down to my kidneys and liver this experience is finally done. The experience, the friendships, the conversations, the people, and the new memories gained by this project are priceless. I honestly believe we could not have pulled this off without our buddies in crime. If we did, we would have some very serious issues! It would not be the “All City Project” without some of Frisco’s Finest representing this lovely city. With the 30 Days of Debauchery being completed the ACPC are in the history books, this is definitely one for the ages and at the least a once in a lifetime experience to check off, of “things to do before you check-out list.”

I think I’m still a little petrified with what just happened and it’ll take a little time to realize what we’ve been through. Like I said, going to a bar or socializing for me will not be the same after the All City Project 30 Days of Debauchery. The bar has been set pretty high. Throughout the 30 days and the 30 different spots I can’t choose one as a favorite, being mindful of the certain nights that we were there and other nights we weren’t definitely makes a difference. I had fun at all 30 places for better or worse and I’m sure that the debauchery will continue far beyond any words of this post and then some. I want to personally thank everyone from Day 1 to Day 30th who came out and joined us and supported us during this project, because truly it wouldn’t have been the same grand time without each and every one of you guys and gals and I sincerely mean that! You all know who you are! A special thank you goes to our lovely “Hottie” contestants; you are all winners in my book! Look out for the next episode, the “Reunion” and what’s coming up next on the All City Project list of shenanigans! Stay tuned! Until next time, One Love!

This is Spencer N. Chan aka Sucka Freezie aka San Pancho Libre and I approve of this

post!

sCo-D says:

sCo-D would like to say first and foremost thanks to God for allowing me the will and strength to pull this off (through Him everything is possible). To my All City brothers (Barack Jr., E-Fizzle, Rally Oh, San Pancho Libre, & Stretchvet), we got the belt and earned the title!!! It was a long time coming! This was truly and extraordinary "social experiment!" Thank you everyone who came and partook of this crazy and outlandish event. Whether you were a bartender, old friend, new friend or a passerby you help made 30 days of debauchery a huge success. My wish is that WE all can stay connected and in touch not only for the good times but also the tough times because you now have a new friend in me! There will be more excursions ahead, so stay tune, but in the mean time be nice to the earth and each other!

I'm down and I'm out! Peace in the mid East!! Signing off til next time!!!

Truly yours,

sCo-D

Barack Jr. Says:


Greetings all. I don't know how many of you are going to read this post. After all it it an extremely late entry. Trader Sam's was the shit. We definitely saved the best for last. It was our biggest turn out. I cannot speak for everyone, but I was drunk. I felt like Michael Jordan, wearing the number 45 jersey, stepping back on to the home court after he returned from retirement. Once we became old enough to drink, legally, Trader Sam's was our first home. For ACP this is where we first learned how to drink, and more importantly, how to conduct our selves while drinking at random saloons across the face of the earth. Fred, Demo and the rest of the family at Trader Sam's have always treated us as just that, family. It was only right that on the 30th day of June in the year of our Lord 2010 we return home to family to finish what we started. Thank you all for showing up in support of the thirty day project, and i hope everyone put there grab bag to good use. God knows some of you need some lotion!




Over all the ACP was a success. We found several new bars and places to have fun. People were able to come out and enjoy them selves amongst friends and family. Several connections were made, some were reconnections with old friends. It was a great time and I look forward to seeing you all at the reunion.


E*Fizzle Says:

Wow... absolutely amazing! We made it. I need to thank my guardian angel for allowing me to get through the 30 days of June 2010 in one piece. A rubber bag, pine box, Intensive Care, or jail cell could have been the outcome, thankfully not. Met some really great new people (you know who you are)... on top of that, it's always cool reconnecting with friends that all go back more than a decade! Had a f*ckin' ball, damn-near every night definition of EPIC!


Is there another 30 Days in my future... hmmm, need to ask the debauchery genie about that one! Props to the All City Firm, and everyone else who tolerated the Fizzle week after week. To all the hearts I broke... haha, yeah right! A new beginning: I have chosen to live this new month like a monk, in isolation, in silence, yet without the distilled grains, hypnotizing chants, and religious directive. The 30 Days of Debauchery will only exist in archives printed on parchment made from baby dinosaur skin, under lock and key, day and night. Thanks to all who were able to join and unite in a little bit of history. ¡Salud!

Until the next time.....  "All City Project Thanks You!" 

2010: Day 27: Black Magic Voodoo Lounge

2010:

Welcome to the Black Magic Voodoo Lounge! They don’t call this place Black Magic for nothing. Real VooDoo dolls hang above the bar, so don’t be cheap to the bartenders. They might put a Hex on your Cosmo. I kinda felt like I was in the witch doctor’s house.

Sunday’s are more laid back; Chill day for the debauchery. This place is small, but cozy.
Galvin was our bartender for the night and he was more than happy to assist the debauchery on Day 27. They have lots of bars on tap. (Big Daddy IPA, Hefeweizen, Stella, Anchor, Guinness, Sierra, Pabst Blue Ribbon) They didn’t have a juke box, but he did let Stretch play his ipod. “Neo Soul for everybody!” J/K Stretch. Cash only, so hit the ATM before you come.

Shot outs to Sara, Kristin (your mom in the house!), Asia, Chelsea, Angel, Rose, Clark, Ian, Greg, and Gildas. You really like us…

After 27 days of Debauchery, I’m gonna need a vacation from the madness of this social experiment. I know the ACP (All City Project) crew is tired, running out of money, and thinking about the next 30 days…Sobriety! Big-ups to Barack Jr. for doing the runs over the GG bridge 4 times! You’re a Mack! To our Guest writer E*Fizzle. Other than the ACP crew, you have been out with us since day 1. Your application has been approved! Don’t have to tell you twice, you already have your stripes! Well boys, we just finished turn Four and we are smashing to the finish line. “Ramming speed, Full Power!”

*Rally Oh

Have you ever…..Productions

2010: Day 23: Dirty Thieves

If you dig whiskey, scotch, bourbon, tasty beers and cheap cocktails then Dirty Thieves is the place to be. Located on the corner at 3050 24th Street between Lucky St. and Treat Ave. you're in for a Lucky Treat! Dirty Thieves is one installment of the "Thieves" Trilogy in San Francisco. If you enjoy Dirty Thieves, check out her sisters, Thieves Tavern and Whiskey Thieves. Dirty Thieves is a CASH ONLY bar (and yes fuk off again IRS) but not to fret, there is an ATM on location.

Dirty Thieves is a cozy watering-hole nestled on the corner of 24th St. and Treat Ave. This is a place for the after-work drink for many white-collared workers and the Mission's ever growing population of Hipsters, do I smell regentrification? In the words of the homie Jen, three words to describe Dirty Thieves, "Not the Same." I took that to be a positive thing knowing how grimey and unsavory 24th Street was and how it could be, present tense. There definitely was a good vibe with a nice cool crowd chillin' at Dirty for Day 23 of the All City Project: 30Days of Debauchery. Dirty has a cool jukebox that has a wide-range of song selections to please any one's ear holes, cool art work hanging around for visual stimulation, and a pool table to rack and cue. I found Dirty to be pretty spacious for a bar with ample seating including comfy booths for the faint-on-the-feet.

On our first shift, our mixologist was Jessica. She is a cool chick! Thanks darling! There was a Happy Hour from Noon until 8pm with $3 Well Drinks and $7 Shot and Beer combo. Do I smell more Jameson, hint, hint! On our second shift we had the cool homie Oliver and the lovely Lauren. Thanks guys, you rock hard too! And boy did the beers and liquor follow! Oh boy!!!

The ACPC had another great turn-out and many of us were contemplating what are we going to do once the "30 days" are up? "They try to make me go to rehab, I said no no no! I won't go oh oh!" I mean after the detox and travel plans in July? I guess it has to be the retox and a reunion, however drinking at a bar will not be the same after the 30 Day Project, it's going to be tough to top this experience! Well the ACPC has one final week to go, so check us out on twitter or the blogspot to check where we'll be. And for those ain't wit it, eat a d!ck!!! But for those that are wit it sing that sh!t! Lodi Dodi we likes to party...!!!

With that being said, shabuya roll call...big-ups to Saysamone, Richard, Kristin, Sara, Monica, Adonis, Phil, J-$1, Brandon (Happy Bday once again!), Tracy, Corey, Liza, Ian, Rally Oh, Stretch, Murderville, Sco-Dizzle and the new friends that we've meet on the debauchery road! Thank you all once again, cuzz it's not the same without you guys! One Love!

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