Once more, with feeling
John Kelly must have met a lot of annoying tourons. His column today includes a lot of helpful hints for people visiting D.C. It starts, of course, with “stand to the right.” Because we just can’t say that enough.
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I’m was born and raised in the DC area, transplanted to SF bay area five years ago and it feels good to know that stand to the right applies here in San Francisco, too.