What's the price on Chinatown, San Francisco?

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I'm going to America right now, asking if there's a family hotel in Chinatown, San Francisco, that's a dozen dollars a night... and I can tell you that I live in New York, and I own a family hotel in Chinatown, and you go to the supermarket, and it's all small ads, about $15 a day, and a month at 250-280.

The entrance to San Francisco Chinatown is at the south end of Grant Street on Bush Street, where there is a small building with a green leopard roof that hangs on Sun-san's “beautiful” sign. There are about 100,000 Chinese people living there, and it's a small China. The stores here are mainly Chinese-specific, antique stores, Chinese pharmacies, Chinese medicine stores, Chinese medicine stores, parlours, Chinese restaurants, Chinese restaurants, and so on, as well as grocery stores, fish stores, meat shops, chicken duck shops, food stores, fruit stands, etc., which are cheaper than the rest of the world, especially fruit and vegetables.

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