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I think the honor system will suffice.

I was thinking on Monday that racing was far more accustomed to this than the NFL.

Last vestige of the Hartman Farm.

Er I should say obvious to people familiar with Uptown Cincinnati.

They're even less popular than red light cameras with the public.

Obviously there is a Kroger only a few blocks from the hospital

So people brand while companies de-brand. I get the feeling that everyone is going to feel stupid in 10 years.

There was one bar, Julep, that was kinda sketchy but it's closed now.

^A buddy of mine had one of those in his house. I don't know if it was a reproduction though. It was 20 years ago.

Perhaps LinkedIn isn't doing as well with college students since the top cities that lost users were all college towns.

Even though Columbus has an enormous amount of SFH within its limits it is occupied SFH.

Also, you can only hope that there is money for demo since it will cost millions.

I drove past there on the 270 side today and saw that they hadn't plowed much of the snow. I was still shopping for sneakers there in in 2021.

So the market is finally treating them like a niche manufacturer rather than a tech startup.

Well you don't want it to turn into the kind of place where they sweep the eyeballs up at the end of the night. There's gotta be a bit of marketing to stripper names or else there would be Mildreds and Coras out there

The post-2008 economy is tremendously good at creating bad jobs.

We also outlawed 3 wheelers when 600 people total died even though they are safer, more useful and more fun than guns.

Or have the garages in the back with alleys serving them. I always say, "If I wanted to live in a garage, I'd be a drummer!"

We are all beta testers.

Seems like 10-15 years ago OKI was really conservative-dominated -- even moreso than other Ohio MPOs at the time. love Righty extrapolation skillz

It would be hilarious if Starbucks just moved into the old building instead.

Are commercial rents down significantly in the SN currently?

It's on Fox 28 right now up here.

Because they are completely beholden to the automotive industry.

Columbus was quick to adopt pro-car legislation such as mandatory individual garages in the 1920s. Many of these garages were sized for Model Ts so by the 40s and 50s they were already being razed due to the much larger cars of the time. You were better off leaving it outside rather than losing the space to a garage that the cars didn't fit.