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Published · transcript-backedBen Gilbert: uncertainty
4 Mar 2026 Acquired Costco
“Actually, they condemned the pier and took it down because it was really last year that it was still… I don't know.”
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- Speaker
- Ben Gilbert
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- Verified speaker
- Claim type
- uncertainty
- Recorded
- 4 Mar 2026
- Publisher
- Acquired
- Episode
- Costco
Transcript context
…My second carve out—this is a fun local one—Jenny and I did a date night last week. I highly recommend for any parents out there. We have a standing babysitter who we love Friday night, weekly date night, unless something changes. I highly recommend that. We went out to Dogpatch in San Francisco, which I hadn't been to in a long time. It's become such a cool neighborhood. We went to this awesome wine bar there. We walked around. We got ice cream at Humphrey Slocombe afterwards. Dogpatch is right on the water in the bay. It's got an interesting history. It was the headquarters (I think) of Hells Angels for a long time during the 50s and 60s. You worked there, didn't you when you were an intern? Dogpatch Labs on Pier… I'm trying to remember the actual number. There was a co-working space when I worked at CoTweet. Actually, they condemned the pier and took it down because it was really last year that it was still… I don't know. We probably shouldn't have had an office in it. I worked at CoTweet. Above us was the coworking space where the Instagram guys launched Instagram. That's right. You probably remember back then, Dogpatch was a random outskirts of San Francisco, sleepy little neighborhood. It's become awesome. We walked by a game shop where they have ladies D&D night going on. It's just super cool. Going to hang out there more often. If you come to San Francisco, don't hang out downtown. Downtown is not a good place. The rest of the city is awesome. Go to Dogpatch. It's a very different experience.…
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