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Pretty soon we will be dining on the finest BBQ Shop meals and attending Grizzlies games

The hates (of which there are many) will be beside themselves
 
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I can’t believe the owners are screaming poor when they gave Corey Seager $325M lol
 
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TBrown said:
Pretty soon we will be dining on the finest BBQ Shop meals and attending Grizzlies games

The hates (of which there are many) will be beside themselves
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Never hated Memphis. Graceland, Zoo, and Civil Rights Museum are World Class. Prolly won’t ever step foot on Beale but it’s better than what Broadway has turned in to
 
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TBrown said:
Green Hills wanna be California so bad
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Nashville is starting to get into that stage where they are attracting people who do not see the connection between the politics of an area and the quality of life in that area.

At the beginning of their big growth period, it seemed like most of the people who were moving to Nashville were Tennesseans from other parts of the state or southerners moving there for work-related or other economic reasons. Then they started to attract people from the upper Midwest and California moving because they were sick of the politics where they lived.

Now, they appear to be predominately attracting a crowd that is moving there because it's cheaper than where they live but still a trendy, larger city. They don't see a connection between lower cost of living and the politics they advocate for, so they show up in Nashville and start advocating for the same politics they did back home. It's this last group that truly starts to change the city. They move because of lower cost of living, but they haven't given a second of thought as to why that is.
 
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05_never_again said:
Nashville is starting to get into that stage where they are attracting people who do not see the connection between the politics of an area and the quality of life in that area.

At the beginning of their big growth period, it seemed like most of the people who were moving to Nashville were Tennesseans from other parts of the state or southerners moving there for work-related or other economic reasons. Then they started to attract people from the upper Midwest and California moving because they were sick of the politics where they lived.

Now, they appear to be predominately attracting a crowd that is moving there because it's cheaper than where they live but still a trendy, larger city. They don't see a connection between lower cost of living and the politics they advocate for, so they show up in Nashville and start advocating for the same politics they did back home. It's this last group that truly starts to change the city. They move because of lower cost of living, but they haven't given a second of thought as to why that is.
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Not to go down a political road, but that is a perfect explanation. Same thing happened in ATL about 5-10 years ago.
 
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GAVol said:
Not to go down a political road, but that is a perfect explanation. Same thing happened in ATL about 5-10 years ago.
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Yep. I think ATL is like 10-15 years ahead of Nashville.

I’ve never lived in either Nash or ATL but have lived in Chattanooga my whole life - it’s a perfect vantage point to see what’s going on in both places. And the same thing is happening here too, just on a micro scale.
 
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Florida Stanley said:
Y’all let KING Henry get healthy. I told you it would not be in your best interest and you SCOFFED
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Was listening to a podcast this morning and the very renowned speaker called the titans a “paper tiger” when asked about them having the 1 seed and I spit my coffee out laughing at

YALLS BUM ASS
 
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Florida Stanley said:
Nashville is on the ATL trajectory. Traffic may end up being worse in Nashville in another few years, believe it or not.
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For their sake, I hope not. ATL has to have the worst interstate design I've ever seen. Whoever decided to merge 75 and 85 into a single connector and run it through downtown was either stupid or sadistic.
 
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TBrown said:
Was listening to a podcast this morning and the very renowned speaker called the titans a “paper tiger” when asked about them having the 1 seed and I spit my coffee out laughing at

YALLS BUM ASS
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Lol didn’t y’all just get lucky and beat the jets with ya bipolar WR quitting mid game? Pipe down bro
 
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