Spiky Safeway

We've been seeing more rows of these black spikes installed at shopping centers around town, like here at the Castro Safeway. We hear it's to keep seats and skateboards at bay, but do you think it takes away from the aesthetic of the property? (It also really harshes our buzz when we're tryin to pull a sick grind with our board, bro.) Send us more examples you've spotted around the city.

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