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To: Tomato who wrote (172)	1/4/2025 5:08:32 PM
From: technetium	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 195

I paid $160/month for rent. My major hobbies were bicycling, jogging, and white water rafting. Occasionally skiing on weekdays, using a discount coupon from a local supermarket. (Not sure why they offered discount ski passes, other than to draw in shoppers.) And friends of mine sang a cappella music, so I got to hear them practice and attended a few of their concerts. Served as an unpaid usher for the Nutcracker Suite in SF, guiding flocks of school children into the correct aisle. Not very expensive. Went to a bunch of rock concerts in Berkeley and SF, including the US Festival in Southern California in 1982. $40 for twenty bands in three days, Got up to 113 degrees in the shade, but it was a dry heat, and they made sure that water was plentiful, including showers. Thank you Steve Wozniak, Apple cofounder.