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As someone who lives just down the street from you in Grant Park... uh, please shut up. The talking point should be: the heat in Atlanta is terrible, the traffi
by powvans 7y ago
As someone who lives just down the street from you in Grant Park... uh, please shut up. The talking point should be: the heat in Atlanta is terrible, the traffic is terrible, it's miserable here, please don't move here and make it worse.
In all seriousness though, I agree with you on all points except the weather. What I fear is that the word gets out even more than it already has and we ruin a good thing. The Beltline is a transformational project and I've been rooting for it since the beginning, but lately, with all the growth, I'm starting to get a little concerned that the infrastructure really isn't in place to handle what's coming.
- siekmanj 7y agoInteresting, lots of people say the exact same things about Portland. I would guess every booming city is facing this dilemma.
- rolltiide 7y agoyes, the locals just blame it on procedurally generated things which are totally hotswappable with the things people in another city blame. "I'm mad at those people with money (but would buy here at market rate if I could afford it)" Marginally fascinating. The irony being that if you get to travel enough to notice this, you are practically already exempt and privileged in some way.