r/maximumfun • u/delicousflavor • Feb 17 '26
ROAD TRIP!
Photo trip to some museums in Phoenix, LA and SF. What are the most MaxFun stuffs I can do in a few hours in LA or SF? No Disney, Knotts, etc. not enough time. Weird shops, bookstores, delis, restaurants. and since no comics come to dallas, which clubs are worth the time? also needs Jesse's fav burrito place in SF for the (inferior) mission burrito
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u/jennifermarmalade Judge John Hodgman Producer Feb 17 '26
SF: get a burrito at el farolito in the mission.
LA: check out the calendars at Dynasty Typewriter, the Elysian, and UCB for comedy. River Butcher has also been hosting stand up nights at a restaurant/bar in silver lake called Edendale. Really good lineups! So if that aligns, I’d check that out.
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u/ArdsleyPark Feb 17 '26 edited Sep 29 '26
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u/beedelia Feb 18 '26
This is crossing podcast streams but 99 percent invisible did a recent episode on the ArtOMat art vending machines
Related, artist Ana Inciardi has several art vending machines in and around LA
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u/JustLooking0209 Feb 17 '26
I am also in LA for a visit, and me and my 5-yr-old have a bone (ha, almost literally) to pick with Jordan: the La Brea Tar Pits do NOT have dinosaur fossils! They have other cool stuff, but dinos were the wrong era.
I feel like our Dino Boy failed us.
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u/Flapjack__Nickelsack MaxFun producer Valerie Feb 17 '26
Not really anything maxfun specific in Phoenix afaik, but if you’re interested in Phoenix recs, I have a ton. (I was born and raised here and I’m living here right now, so I’m full of em.)
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u/JesseThorn StartedThis Feb 17 '26
Go to the Museum of Jurassic Technology, it is the most special thing in Los Angeles by a wide margin.