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That video gave me some anxiety 😆

😄 AI is good at some stuff but its pretty bad at trying to generate the past because it's fed so much current day data.

Will definitely attend! I drive through Shaker Square on my way home

I work across the street. Looks like some work is being done to board up the place. I notice that the Fire Marshall posted warnings as well due to the elevator shaft and dangerous basement.

I found that I am social media friends with the persons in the photo. I was scrolling my feed one day and bam, the person in question popped up. Really good way to show you are trespassing.

Nah, we thought that(Our office is above CLE Chop). They were hanging off of the HVAC equipment, and taking photos of each other wearing a "cape". They were pretty reckless. That was my thought as well. It's pretty bustling today because of the tailgaters, SW work and the impending Browns game later.

Even though they cinder blocked the front entrance, people are still finding ways in:

Some part of me believes this video is what has caused them to actually go forward and brick up some of the entrances. Its a cool video, the guys are kinda dumb for going in without proper PPE and going into some of the dangerous parts of the basement which could be unstable.

Took a walk during lunch and it looks like the Detriot Ave Entrance is being walled off with cinderblocks. Reminds me a bit of this:

Saw some comments about how this probably pushed out low income people. Wanted to ask them to head to Google Maps and take a virtual drive down S Woodland Rd or Parkland Dr.

Ok, it was very odd seeing it do that. 😀

Saw something interesting today on my lunch walk. I saw a Blue Line train heading westbound over the bridge into the west side. I was always under the assumption that those trains could not fit the track gauge that the Red Line trains use. Is that true? I literally did a head turn because i'v never seen a Blue/Green Line train heading over that bridge.

:( Figured.

I wonder if the recent storms contributed to the failure or if it was just bad maintenance. I drive past there every so often and I never got the impression that the building wasn't being maintained. Lucky that it happened while no one was walking underneath.

Yikes, seems like something like that can pretty much cripple an already poverty stricken city. I wonder what the police department and the city government has to say about this?