Ray From Cleveland
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One of the big policies they had was the strip joints and all night bars. One time, I had this scary-ass biker dude (white) pass out in my gangway. Called the cops. Took their sweet time getting there. "Hey, are you the one who called the cops on me", he blurted out. "Dude, I didn't know if you were injured or needed medical attention". He wandered north and exclaimed "Oh, That's Roosevelt Road! Now I know where I'm at!!!"
Another occassion, a girl vanished at one of these bars. They found her body stuffed into a garage a couple months later. (It was winter, so she didn't go ripe.)
Oh, so it went downhill because people got drunk at bars and passed out in the street, or one murder? You have to be kidding me.
We had an area like that in Cleveland. It was called the Flats, and it grew nationwide popularity. People came from all over to go to the flats. It would still be here today if not for the bars that charged next to nothing for drinks which drew in the low income punks that destroyed it. When you needed some money to be entertained in the flats, it was a great place to go.
Naw, man, I get the people who went to YouTube, thought they knew where they were doing, and after six months of getting no callbacks, decided to find someone who knew what they were doing. A couple people actually went to one of my competitors, who charged a lot more money and did a much worse job. Then after I did them, they actually got interviews and jobs. Imagine that.
It's kind of like saying you can learn how to play the guitar on YouTube, but it's not going to turn you into Eric Clapton or David Gilmour.
On the contrary. Once you learn the rudiments of guitar, you can become a very accomplished musician just off of Youtube. Facebook is loaded with children as young as 10 playing stuff like Eddy Van Halen solos thanks to Youtube. I'm just thankful that when I was teaching, there was no Youtube around at the time.
So tell me what you do that anybody else can't explain on a video. Oh, I'm sure there are people who make videos that are not very good, just like videos I've seen of other guitarists, but you get somebody that knows what they're doing, it's a piece of cake.
Okay, guy, let's look at that. Let's look at poverty in America.
It all depends on what one considers poverty. On a national scale, people in those areas are considered poor. However when you consider their cost of living, they're not doing too badly. In any case, I believe the only way to save this country is to have two instead. You Democrats ruin every place you go. You ruined my suburb, the metro area I was born into, the other suburb I grew up in, all gone now. While there is no way to save the entire country, if we could save half of it, it's better than nothing.