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Re: “Valero Days: Remembering downtown's nastiest gas station”
I loved the Valero because it was a haven of diversity. What a better place to confront our prejudices head on. You called it "a magnet for degenerates." What exactly does that mean? You are a writer for the Pitch and I am assuming college educated. Obviously you are not a degenerate. Why place yourself above the clientele of Valero. I always found the Valero a great place of learning and urban immersion. We should all be so lucky to have a place like this to be able to go to. I feel bad for the isolated suburbanites who don't have a clue about diversity... and I don't mean just racial, but socio-economic.