Just look
Often when you and your friends go out, you ponder the question of what to do. As you probably know Fremont isn't the most happening place. So you look for something to do outside of Fremont, a great trip to take is to SF. Sabrina and I took one to Pier 39 on Senior cut day. It was one of the most memorable trips. It didn't cost too much. We took Bart and got off at Embarcadero and walked to Pier 39. We ate at the wharf and went to the Wax museum. A fairly cheap price for a great time.
Bart can get you pretty far, so when you want to run away from home, you won't have to ask you parents to drive you to your hide out. Just make sure you're on the right train and be quick to get in and out so you won't get stuck on the wrong train like one of my friends did.
Embarcadero leads you to Pier 9 I think, so make sure you bring walking shoes. The walk goes by pretty fast, besides you need the exercises fat ass.
There are fun posters and things to take pictures with.
Once at Pier 39, you can eat fresh clam chowder in a bread bowl, yum...and feed pigeons and see them hump.
The wax museum is next to a "Rain Forest Cafe" so after you look at all the scary wax figures, you can go from SF all the way to the Rain Forest. Food made from the best endangered species from the rain forest...yum!!
The wax museum is organized by subjects, like religion, horror, famous people etc.
So you can figure out which picture was taking where.
You can even go to church and pray in the wax museum.
Jesus!!
Time to eat. They even had name cards so they know where to sit, their party name was "The last supper"(the black card). Can you tell which person is real?
After dinner.....you can get some entertainment if you know what I mean. And work off some of those calories.
Then you can meet your idols...love at first sight. After i took this picture i melted Keanu Reeves for trying to steal my wife.
Of course, best for last. Lets just take a minute to take it all in.
So if it's a nice day, don't be afraid to step out of Fremont and on to Bart. The homeless people are a small price to pay for a great day.