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Broken Yolk Café
Love the breakfast burrito. <3— July 25, 2010 11:40 p.m.
I was a safety ambassador in downtown San Diego
"It’s the fact that I saw this totally incorrect commercial that the bureau of tourism ran about San Diego." Is that the first time you've seen a tourism commercial glorifying a city? Have you not seen a Tijuana tourism commercial and found your self smiling knowing the image of TJ isn't what they portray? Are you that oblivious of the fact that there is no such thing as a paradise city? To me San Diego is the finest city and I'm sure reading your article your feeling is mutual, somewhat. Also it seems like your attitude towards the boys in blue is somehow negative their constant visits to your house as well as your families sounds all but routine and proper protocol and if you truly want to be of some help to the victim you should be happy to cooperate. I must admit I found myself very interested in your article and found it insightful. I know how it is to be in SE Daygo. I live there too. HA— August 1, 2009 9:23 p.m.