Michael Cohen says that San Francisco attracts high tech workers with things like Burning Man, naked runners in the Bay to Breakers and impromptu concerts in the parks.
How long will he last in his job?
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Aug 11, 2009
Is he doomed?
Michael Cohen says that San Francisco attracts high tech workers with things like Burning Man, naked runners in the Bay to Breakers and impromptu concerts in the parks.
How long will he last in his job?