Hangout with
BST people today.
Bus schedule was whacked because of a Cesar Chavez parade. Normal route was not showing up on 511 (well it showed up, but it showed the stop as pretty far away), so I took another bus, which announced "last stop" several blocks away from the BART station (didn't have to pay for the ride though because the machine was broken)
Got there, picked up by
Jenny with
Catherine in the car. First place we wanted to go to was not open. We eventually ate at O Chame. Expensive, and some stuff was completely not worth the price, like their sashimi. The best dish there was probably the lamb, which
Joyce had.
Jenny and
Catherine went back after that. The rest of us couldn't come up with a plan for a long time before we went to get boba, or rather, us guys did.
Joyce and
Sophia ran off to look at the sea and then to some horse racing place, which... well, made us guys quite unhappy, especially when we saw that it required a $4 admission, and it turns out the girls had sneaked in.
I'd elaborate, but I'd rather not. Although I was reminded again that misandry is a good word.
Sophia had to go at 7, so David and Aaron and I ate dinner at Berkel Berkel, which was actually pretty good. Relatively cheap.
And uh, stupid Daylight Saving Time means I lose an hour.
), e.g., threading vs. the thread module, and who wasted more energy re-inventing the wheel, and so on. Then some discussion of our school, and then Xia and I went to dinner while Li went to work. We ate at Pho Hoa Clement which we've gone to a few times, and it seems like they aren't exactly honest. The pho we ordered were rounded from $5.95 to $6.00, and then they charged us $0.30 extra tax on top of that. They kept trying to hurry us to pay the bill, either because they were closing soon, or because they knew we'd caught on (we were re-calculating it on paper and figuring out how much proper tip we should be giving). So if you decide to eat there, you've been warned.
