| > Are services really easily available in SF? IDK about in the city itself, but in the surrounding metro area I would say yes. > At normal city you just drop into nearest good restaurant, and if they are full (very unlikely) you go to next. Right, I was biased toward considering the surrounding cities in the SF metro. I think popping into next open restaurant with seating applies to the healthy downtowns in the area metro area. But the city itself, I wouldn't know. > a dentist...with a few hour notice I don't think that kind of dental scheduling is typically found/done _anywhere_ in the US AFAIK. > meat in supermarket, or hand made tailored clothes) is Bangkok in Thailand Good counterexample, thank you. |
Back in 2012 I had a raspberry seed work it's way down into my gums and not come out. Made an appointment at Townsend dental and saw him 3 hours later.
A few weeks ago I had a filling fall out. Called up a local dentist here and got it fixed 90 minutes later