LeBron James caused a big ruckus when he said he didn't like when he has to play in Memphis. He said they should move to Nashville. Also doesn't like Milwaukee. Some folks lost their shit about this but I appreciate the honesty. It got me thinking anywhere you've been where it's just not your cup of tea?
Cities you are not fond of.
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SanFran - not a big fan of earthquakes & homeless. I was there in the early-1990s for Interop at the Moscone Center before Interop moved to Las Vegas. My main memory were homeless sleeping in entries to stores on the hill that the street car ran up/down. It was creepy, and from what I've seen even creepier today.
Aside from "Leather & Lace", I see zero reason to be in Lesterville, SD. I'm just surprised to hear years ago there were two strip clubs in Lesterville. as it looks like a ghost town when I was last there 2.5 years ago. I've been to L&L a few times when I was visiting relatives in Sioux Falls. It is the oddest place for a strip club. I'll be back to Sioux Falls, actually Mitchell, and plan a reconn to L&L. L&L is like a bar/strip club lost in time from the 1960s.
I felt way safer in Lesterville than SanFran.
Baltimore other than Camden Yards, Jax other than the beaches, most of flyover country, most of Philly, Springfield MA, Little Rock, New Orleans. tt's weird, it;s lke all these cities have are strip clubs, lol. (other than LR and Sf which just has the WJC Library, and BBHOF, and poor SC action)
I hate the traffic in any big city.
I don’t know how people put up with that yearly snow/extreme cold in those northern cities. Minneapolis, Detroit, Buffalo etc…
In Dallas, it may snow like 1 day and then melt quickly thereafter. It’s only cold here maybe for parts of January and February. Usually get some nice 70 degree days in December.
I know it wasn’t asked l, but cities I am fond of:
-Dallas (favorite city by far)
-Houston -Vegas -Miami
For obvious reasons (elite strip club cities)
Oh yes Buffalo, forgot about that wasteland
And Albany too.
The city I was most disappointed by was Columbus here in Indiana. It was filled with a lot of ugly buildings in the modernist architectural style. A local wealthy industrialist had funded the building of them. I like older pre-World War II architectural styles. When I visited Germany there were a few cities like Cologne where almost all the buildings were built after 1945 because the older buildings were destroyed in the war. They were not very interesting to visit.