Stand on a public sidewalk in San Francisco holding a printed sign and take photos of it. The PHOTO is the deliverable — it is marketing collateral for a small software company.
HOW IT WORKS
- PRINT THE SIGN FIRST. The sign file and the exact print-shop instructions (size, material, which shops work) are at https://fleet-sign-kit.vercel.app. The sign reads: STOP BEING THE BOTTLENECK / myfleet.dev. Printing costs roughly $60-110 and that cost IS INCLUDED in the $170 shown here — keep your receipt.
- STAND on the public sidewalk at the two spots below, same day, holding the sign for the stated window.
- SEND PHOTOS plus a short text note of the actual times you stood at each spot.
No permit is required for one person holding a sign on a public sidewalk. No pitching, no talking to anyone, no flyers, no handouts — you just stand there holding the sign.
WHERE AND WHEN — both spots the same day. Tue, Wed or Thu preferred.
(a) LUNCH, 11:30-13:30 — CLAUDE LANE at BUSH STREET
Stand on the Bush St public sidewalk at the mouth of Claude Lane, facing INTO the alley. Do NOT stand inside the narrow alley itself, and never in front of the restaurant seating at Cafe Claude (7 Claude Ln). Corgi Cafe at 9 Claude Ln is the AI-founder hangout on that block, which is why this spot matters. MOST WANTED SHOT: get the CLAUDE LANE street sign in at least one photo.
(b) EARLY AFTERNOON, same day — 20th STREET, DOGPATCH
North sidewalk of 20th St, mid-block between 3rd St and Illinois St. Stand ACROSS the street from 560 20th St so the red-brick building with the central arch is in the frame behind you — that is Y Combinator's SF campus. Stand across the street; never in the archway entrance.
Keep a 4 ft clear walking path at all times and move if any official asks you to.