You guys need to get out more. Money is money. I'd be pissed if my tax dollars were wasted by the city telling people they can't use Mercedes Benz or Philips.
Does it really matter if you don't beat "them"? And did he did he say that before or after getting completely outclassed by Miss. St.? In all seriousness, there is good chance WKU will be the second best program in Kentucky over the next 50 years.
Here's what you need to do to have the best time. Stay in midtown between 14th street and 8th street close to Piedmont Park. Spend your free time wondering midtown and exploring the eastside beltline trail. Marta to the game from either the 10th street station or the North Ave. station...
Yeah, you can eat at an Applebees. LISTEN, it is not dangerous in midtown or downtown at all. MARTA is not dangerous. You are more likely to get hurt by a stray hunter's bullet in Kentucky than you are walking the streets of Atlanta.
Depends what you like. The Beltline from Piedmont Park with a stop and Ponce City Market and Krog Street Market is a good time. Just walking the streets in midtown you'll find pretty much anything you want. West Midtown is booming. There are plenty of James Beard chefs if you are a foodie...
I've lived in Atlanta for 15 years. It's not at all dangerous. I guess if you visit the worst area of town at 3 a.m. and scream obscenities at people...... 99.9 percent of the crime in criminal on criminal and they know each other.
You have to look at what taxes you pay relative to your population. I'm guessing you pay about the same amount as the rest of the state so you would come out about the same. Of course, that's after you absorb the exorbitant start up costs.
I hate you? You don't even know where I'm from. I've lived in Miami and Atlanta for the last 20 years. I assure have not negative or positive emotion for you in any way.
Not really. I live in midtown Atlanta and the city makes up approximately 1/2 of the state's population. When we try to take things into our own hands the state punishes us two fold with legislation.