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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Didn’t Full House take place in SF?[/quote]

yes!

SF is SO different from Full House's days... [/quote]

They owned a painted lady house- those were always out of the reach of all but the most well off UMC families[/quote]
What did the Bob Saget character do? Wasn’t he a newscaster/sportscaster? I was too old to watch that show.[/quote]
yes, he was the host of a local morning news show "Wake up San Francisco." [/quote]

[b]When the show started, he covered local sports, and already owned the painted lady house.[/b] Those jobs don't pay that well, either (I mean, they're solid jobs, but the 28yo at the sports desk isn't making bank).

The house was recently on the market for $6 million. In 1990, it sold for $725K. https://www.google.com/amp/s/money.com/full-house-for-sale/%3Famp%3Dtrue[/quote]
Whether he owned or rented was actually talked about on the show? Maybe he used his deceased wife’s life insurance to purchase it.[/quote]

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