Pat McAfee says San Francisco wasn't the 's---hole' he thought it may be during Super Bowl week

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It's no secret that San Francisco has been rife with homelessness and crime in recent years, but that was tough to imagine during Super Bowl week, according to Pat McAfee.

Granted, the big game was about an hour southeast in Santa Clara, but the Super Bowl fan experience and media row were right in the city at the Moscone Center, and McAfee was impressed with his surroundings.

"I would like to reiterate the fact that San Francisco was good to us out there. It's a nice city. We've been walking around here miles and miles," McAfee said on his show Monday, adding the city was "good to us."

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Pat McAfee on the Pat McAfee Show set at the Super Bowl LX media center at the Moscone Center. (Kirby Lee/Imagn Images)

McAfee admitted he heard from the critics about his rather upscale amenities, from five-star hotels to private security through "the backstage of a convention center," which could lead to a positive perception automatically.

"I understand that could be my life, and it sounds pretty sick, actually. But…we walked that s--t," McAfee said. "We were all over that place."

"Granted, it was just our area. I assume there are s----y areas. I mean, it is a city. I think that kind of happens in most cities. But the part we were at was very nice," he continued.

McAfee admitted that he actually expected San Francisco to be a "s---hole," as he had heard it was once a "dump."

"I was actually planning on leading off the show… 'Can't wait to have to tell the truth about San Francisco if it is not great,'" McAfee added.

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