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This sounds really fascinating, and I'd love to go visit sometime. I sincerely wish them the best of luck. I do have a pair of downer thoughts, though. The f
by zeveb 8y ago
This sounds really fascinating, and I'd love to go visit sometime. I sincerely wish them the best of luck.
I do have a pair of downer thoughts, though. The first is that I wonder how much repeat business they can do (yes, dreamcompiler comments that he's visited half a dozen times). Maybe if they figured out how to update it over time? But that might be tricky, with a relatively small physical plant.
Also, this seems like the sort of business which is very sensitive to the overall economic outlook. This article seems like the sort of thing we'd read in 2028 and think 'man, 2018 was awesome, but we had no idea what was about to happen.' But then, the first Portlandia aired seven years ago, and … the dream of the 90s is still alive in Portland.
- fusiongyro 8y agoYou're assuming the economy in NM gets better, but luckily we've been remarkably upturn-resistant, at least throughout my life.
- Deckard256 8y agoI've gone back at least ten times. The story element took that long to piece together between repeat visits and online discussion. Also, they've managed to pull some exceptional music performances that normally would have never come here, which has made it worth going repeatedly.