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Apartment Sadness: A Tale Of A TIC And An Airbnb Gone Really, Really Bad

Since there are, after all, lots of sad housing situations in San Francisco these days that do not appear on Craigslist, I'm taking a little moment in this column to highlight one of those and take a break from the Craigslist trolling, as I have occasionally before, in the interest of keeping you both informed and well roundedly sad. Click here to read the full story...

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