A friend of SFist writes:

"Someone in my office was just arrested for possession of child pornography. The case has been relatively high-profile in the area. The suspect seemed like a nice guy, and I would never have suspected anything, until he was on the local news. I thought he was in jail, but I guess he's out on bail because he's in the office today. Should I say anything to him, or just pretend he doesn't exist? I'm inclined to pretend he doesn't exist."

Well, friend, here's what we think you should do. Go up to the guy and say "Hey, did you hear how that higher-up in the Homeland Security office was charged with preying on a child?" Now THAT should make him uncomfortable! And possibly make him cry. Or at least go home. Not your problem anymore!

Honestly, innocent until proven guilty should be your attitude, as it is sort of the law. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't give the fella a wide berth. And perhaps a slip a tracking device on him when he's not looking. Just in case.

JS asks us a TWO PARTER, which made us cry, as it seemed difficult:

So I got my first salary job, contradicting the predictions of pretty much everyone from my parents to my college adviser, but it's not like I'm rolling in the cash. I live around Western Addition, basically Alamo Square Park. Besides the Page, which is nice but kinda expensive, where are some decent places to beat down my liver without beating down my wallet?

Also, where can a Southern boy find some f**king decent BBQ around here? That Memphis Minnie's is a buncha bullshit, I swear, and BBQ #2 is good but I like a more molasses sweet sauce.

Answers and another Q&A after the jump