San Francisco is known for many things: the Golden Gate bridge, Fisherman's Wharf, and the weather is a cool 60 to 70 degrees, pretty much all year round.
But sometimes we get a heat wave, and the whole city goes on lockdown.
Well, at least according to this sign:
The sign can be found on Van Ness and Green streets. It was supposed to be signage that warns motorists of street closures this weekend because of $4, an annual race that goes through the city.
Possibly unrelated to the heat, another sign in the city warned passersby of something perhaps a little more pressing than a heat wave:
The prankster(s) is having a little too much fun in the city by the Bay, but it looks like the fun is coming to an end.
"Someone obviously has our combination and played a little prank," $4. "We just have to change the combination on our locks is all but we've got a lot of them around the city so it's going to be quite a chore."
(Via $4)