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« on: March 13, 2024, 12:55:14 AM »
« edited: March 13, 2024, 12:59:09 AM by GM Team Member and Senator WB »

Downtown Baltimore.  Nothing against Baltimore, but I groped in a bar there, so don't have any plans to go back anytime soon.  

having been there for the AMS conference, even in the "safe/bougie" areas of downtown I felt unsafe traveling alone and constantly looked over my back during the mile walk to my hotel from the convention center. One night I tried to stop by CVS for some ibuprofen because of some killer headaches and it turns out they only let like 5 people in at a time then lock the store to prevent theft. Not even the bad parts of NY I visited were that bad. I think I have to agree here.

Tallahassee, I guess? All the one way streets are grating. I tried to Uber downtown when it was possible because parking was always hard.

this is up there too, went for a college tour and left early in part because the whole place reeked of sewage.

adding to the college tour list, Starkville MS felt like stepping into a Klan rally as soon as we left campus for lunch.


of course my old hometown's "downtown" was kinda depressing but it's not a city, so I'm not counting it. At least there it was just kinda a downer rather than outright hostile.
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« Reply #1 on: March 13, 2024, 05:02:17 PM »


Tallahassee, I guess? All the one way streets are grating. I tried to Uber downtown when it was possible because parking was always hard.

this is up there too, went for a college tour and left early in part because the whole place reeked of sewage.


That was probably paper mills.  There are (or at least were) a bunch of them in the Panhandle, and you can smell them for many miles if you're unlucky enough for the wind to be blowing from their direction. 

probably a combo of that and the decision for the university to have the septic tank crew there on the day they were giving campus tours.
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