

Wednesday, June 10, 2009








Andrew said...

i know there have been studies done about how many times a person needs to see a tv commercial before they 1. actually remember it and 2. will buy the product. it's probably the same with a location.

Anonymous said...

I think it's shocking for those who are local Cincinnatians who lived here all their life, industrial, blue-collar, and don't realize the riots have been over since 2001.

Quimbob said...

People need to be ready to listen. You can tell a guy the sky is blue all day long but he won't care til he looks up & asks, "What color is the sky ?".
You're gonna be answering the same streetcar questions every day from now til November.

Ramzi said...

I still have friends tell me there's nothing to do in Cincinnati. WTF? My wife to be and I can never do 2% of the things that are going on. There's always art galleries, wine tastings, concerts, fund raisers, sports, happy hours, foodie events, festivals, etc. People can be really stupid sometimes. It's amazing, even radio DJ's (1530, 700, 96.5 come to mind) complain how there's nothing to do here. I'm not sure what there ISN'T to do here, other than an ocean to play in, of course!

Quimbob said...

Downtown golf course ?

Andrew said...

when people tell me it's boring here, i always tell them THEY are boring and walk away. really, they're just uncreative people that like to complain and i don't want to be around them.

Dave Reid said...

I think this is a common belief about smaller city's downtowns. I get the very same response about downtown Milwaukee.

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