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Joshua Bote

Joshua Bote

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Culture Reporter, Gazetteer

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Culture, Sports & Athletes Food, Feature Stories and Long-form Travel Features., Bars Restaurants

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Non-Destiny 1st person shooters such as Call of Duty;

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Total articles 10200

  • In 1998, these SF men got a tattoo to snag free tacos for life. Here's what happened after.

    By Joshua Bote| KSBW-TV (Salinas, CA) Verified Twenty-two years ago, Casa Sanchez in San Francisco estimated that its notorious tacos-for-tattoos deal would cost somewhere in the ballpark of $5.8 million. Martha Sanchez, who came up with the deal, arrived at that pricey estimate after the promotion was already underway. Assuming that the 50 or so inked-up people stayed in San Francisco for their lifetimes and got an eight-buck meal every week, the figure would be staggering.

    By Joshua Bote · KSBW-TV (Salinas, CA)

    Apr. 04, 2024

  • Office phone booths need permits in San Francisco. Yes, really

    By Joshua Bote| The San Francisco Standard Verified By Joshua BotePublished Feb. 01, 2024 • 3:09pmThat airtight phone booth where you escape to take sensitive calls at work? It could be illegal. Prefab privacy booths—those soundproof, refrigerator-sized pods that have become near-ubiquitous in San Francisco offices—aren’t as plug-and-play as many building owners and company managers may have assumed. The Standard has learned that, according to San Francisco building code, these booths actually need a safety permit issued by the city.

    By Joshua Bote · The San Francisco Standard

    Feb. 01, 2024

  • In 1998, these SF men got a tattoo to snag free tacos for life. Here's what happened after.

    By Joshua Bote| KSBW-TV (Salinas, CA) Verified Twenty-two years ago, Casa Sanchez in San Francisco estimated that its notorious tacos-for-tattoos deal would cost somewhere in the ballpark of $5.8 million. Martha Sanchez, who came up with the deal, arrived at that pricey estimate after the promotion was already underway. Assuming that the 50 or so inked-up people stayed in San Francisco for their lifetimes and got an eight-buck meal every week, the figure would be staggering.

    By Joshua Bote · KSBW-TV (Salinas, CA)

    Apr. 04, 2024

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Gazetteer

Gazetteer revitalizes local news in American cities by distributing must-read stories direct to subscribers, bypassing social media and search engines.

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