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San Francisco has once again been incredibly clean, beautiful, and safe (not even one major incident) for the entirety of Dreamforce, and it is a gift that the city is able to put its best foot forward for the tech industry’s largest event that brings in over 45K people...

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1r0nm41d3n2 years ago

@Dreamforce That’s because when they clean it up for people like you, they shove the filth down into my hood.

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RennGT3 ⚡️2 years ago

@Dreamforce I guess this doesn’t qualify as ‘major’?

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Robert Scoble2 years ago

@Dreamforce Thank you for your continuing support of San Francisco. Walking around with you years ago I heard this love first hand. It would be so easy for you to close down the SF conference and move to Vegas. It takes leadership to take on the problems and fix them.

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Jose Prieto 🇺🇸2 years ago

I was there and agree about the clean for a downtown standards. However, speaking with the locals they said it was just a show for the conference and that it will go back to the same unsafe place. Speaking of place, one area that was not safe was the tenderloin, YIKES. Hope San Francisco comes back to the beautiful safe clean vibrant city that it was.

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🔥🌶️Carl Sian🌶️🔥2 years ago

@Dreamforce Give it a week. It will return to its nasty ways.

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Catherine Shiang2 years ago

@Dreamforce Marc, does that mean Salesforce will lease back the 104,000 sq. ft + and hire back the 7000+ jobs? And BTW are you going to put $10M to rescind Prop C since you now know it was a stupid measure? Always knew you were a fat bozo when I first met you in 2002.

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John Hamblin2 years ago

@Dreamforce Yeah. They clean up for billionaires. The rest of us get to deal with the garbage the rest of the year. You have myopia?

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wingnut2 years ago

@Dreamforce I love these parody tweets filled with irony.

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Liz4SF2 years ago

@Dreamforce Your world does not reflect reality benioff...

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Alberto Sigismondi2 years ago

@Dreamforce With all due respect, as a local, I disagree. The only way SF will be back to what it was (politics aside) is to bring back the jobs to the office. That will bring people back to the city and kickstart the real cleaning process. Now, will talent come back? That I don’t know.

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