Fender Bender 

On the rounded righthand corner of this face, 10 feet right of Fender Bender is another route or variation called Thomson's Acne, 5.10b R/X. Face climb past the crux with no pro for 30+ feet.

IF you go straight up from the second bolt, beware. There is a thin ridge for your feet, with your shins at bolt level, and no/few good hands to lend confidence. A fall while pullng the next moves would mean decking on the slab below you. Veer left if you get skeezed. NOT a good climb on a windy day.

I stepped fairly straight up off the second bolt, then a step to the right, up, then placed a #2 TCU in the bottom of the crack (below the person at the belay in the photo). Seemed like an uncontrived and natural way to go. Fun route.

Friction and tiny ridges.

As Adam noted on the description the route is contrived. Pass the first bolt, then left to the crack. Climbing away until you hit a ledge and see that the next bolt is way to the right. Taking the obvious weakness and natural line is not the route. Clip second bolt, followed by what is probably the crux leads you to the bolted anchors.

For mileage purposes probably still worth doing if you're in the area. That or, you're looking to hit 1000 Josh routes, warming up, within your grade profile, etc. For a destination route?......probably not. Rock quality and slab moves are fun enough. Just contrived.

This route kinda blew ass. The most interesting thing was the fact the low angle crack is blown out with pin scars! Totally contrivo and should really be straightened out and fixed up by the midnight bolt police. Difficulty depends on the line you choose, but skipping the route altogether would not be a bad option either.

This climb seems a bit more interesting if you climb straight up and to the right after the first bolt, instead of taking the crack to the left....and do the same after the second bolt.