This is pretty standard in any blue collar job.

Known this guy for a few years, pretty good guy, a straight shooter. Genuinely nice to be around in my experience.

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The city was founded on the creek. It was important to the city until the citizens started using it as a dump and became polluted. Around a 100 years ago due to flooding and the pollution, they buried the creek.

They need to redo the bridge that’s right next to the building. It’s in critical condition at the moment.

They’re giving market value, he has another building just down the road. You use the building once a year, you can use a park year round. The buildings and offices that will develop around the park will be used far more frequently, it’s more tax money. It’s simple economics.

It’s a shit building that’s only useful one month a year. Tear it down. It’s in an isolated part of downtown that’s in desperate need some positive development. The park that’s replacing it will be a good addition to downtown and make the area more attractive. It’s a win win. Y’all weird for holding on to a building that doesn’t do anything for you but once a year, considering the guys other building is like three blocks down the road.

Like the ocean, we’ve got crabs.

Think of it more like the creek on sunset between Kansas expressway and Campbell.

Just demo it and open up the creek. It would make the area more appealing. That part of downtown needs more investment.

This, two weeks without electricity was something else.

The problem is and I see this all over the country, there’s no more starter homes, I’m. It asking got a McMansion, but can they build more 150k starter homes that have the basic necessities that if needed I could renovate myself. It feels like developers are missing a huge market out there.

I remember cooking food on our grill, using kerosene heaters inside, even used the fireplace that was barely used ever. Had break the ice on our pool to get water that wasn’t frozen to fill it up so we could flush the toilet. What a strange two weeks without electricity.

It’s a state in the middle of the continent with a temperate climate. With no major mountains in between the cold Arctic and the warm and humid Gulf of Mexico. Temperature swings will always be normal, can you people please stop acting like this is some weird crazy thing. I’ve lived in Missouri for probably 70% of my life, happens every year, nothing new. Y’all have the memory of goldfish.

Arguably Chinese are the worst tourists though.

Cool guy here.

Do you believe in term limits and not taking money from corporations or lobbyists. Do you believe you in banks being able to buy up houses to either jack up the prices or rent them which in turn has caused a large demographic of the American population to be in a position that they can’t afford to buy a house or there aren’t many options for housing.

Jesus this is creepy

Could of been a possibility that 44 was backed up. That stretch of 44 from Glenstone to Kansas is abysmal most days. It’s been faster for me to take 65 to 60 sometimes.

We make F18s in St. Louis. I’ve seen them move them for years.

They’re basically paying for the upgrades to the roads in the area including a roundabout.