Topic: Lofts

San Francisco loft apartments are designed with security features that resemble minimum security prisons, featuring restricted entrances and heavy doors. Observations of these modern living spaces suggest they could easily be converted into detention centers by simply adding bars to the windows. A visit to Folsom Prison for an article provided the basis for comparing these stylish urban residences to correctional facilities.

A participant mentions moving into a new loft in San Francisco located in the same building as the first company legally authorized to distribute absinthe in the United States. Despite the proximity to the distributor, the speaker expresses a lack of interest in the beverage, noting they are not a frequent drinker.

A discussion about the architectural features of San Francisco lofts, specifically 18-foot ceilings and exposed pipes, leads to a tangent about sex swings. The hosts joke about the practicalities of hanging such devices from industrial piping and search for prices online, finding a "bungee sex swing" for $69.