I recently learned a silent partner with Jeff Vivek's HUGE undertaking of transforming downtown Tampa into a modern (sick) metropolis is...
Bill Gates.
Went to downtown Tampa waterfront district for the first time in years recently. The architecture literally made me feel I was in Hell. There's a Publix in a highrise where the architecture makes it appear to be sitting in flames.
It's filled with clones and demons. Not an exaggeration.
I live in Tampa and disagree. There are pockets of bad but they’re mainly just... um..certain ethnic groups killing each other over drugs or gang shiz. There was some rioting after Saint Floyd but it was brief and that was in one of the worst areas of Tampa- USF/ suitcase city. You could still go there during the day and be totally fine. The drug dealers and strippers are real personable, lol. But Hillsborough is a big county and encompasses a wide variety of areas. I’m not sure what happened to make you think it sucks so bad. Do tell.
It’s recently been rated numba one best city for veterans, btw.
Well, I lived in the Tampa area til I bought a house in 2019 in NPR.
I do actually like the James Haley VA, though. I never had any of the nightmare scenarios described at other VAs, thankfully.
Did most of my teenage goofing off around the USF area on Fowler ave in the 90s.
After seeing what the mayor and a lot of other scumbags are up to around there, it makes me not exactly hopeful for Tampa. Especially with some of the recent influx of celebrities and their money.
I’ve had nightmare scenarios at James Haley ER. It’s horrible, especially at night. They were doing a parking garage ER for a while due to covid. Let’s just say it made National news it was so bad. Idk if it’s still up. The waiting room in the regular ER will nearly kill you. If you make it out of there, you’ll probably be ok.
I recently learned a silent partner with Jeff Vivek's HUGE undertaking of transforming downtown Tampa into a modern (sick) metropolis is...
Bill Gates.
Went to downtown Tampa waterfront district for the first time in years recently. The architecture literally made me feel I was in Hell. There's a Publix in a highrise where the architecture makes it appear to be sitting in flames.
It's filled with clones and demons. Not an exaggeration.
Most of Hillsborough county is bad news.
I live in Tampa and disagree. There are pockets of bad but they’re mainly just... um..certain ethnic groups killing each other over drugs or gang shiz. There was some rioting after Saint Floyd but it was brief and that was in one of the worst areas of Tampa- USF/ suitcase city. You could still go there during the day and be totally fine. The drug dealers and strippers are real personable, lol. But Hillsborough is a big county and encompasses a wide variety of areas. I’m not sure what happened to make you think it sucks so bad. Do tell.
It’s recently been rated numba one best city for veterans, btw.
Well, I lived in the Tampa area til I bought a house in 2019 in NPR.
I do actually like the James Haley VA, though. I never had any of the nightmare scenarios described at other VAs, thankfully.
Did most of my teenage goofing off around the USF area on Fowler ave in the 90s.
After seeing what the mayor and a lot of other scumbags are up to around there, it makes me not exactly hopeful for Tampa. Especially with some of the recent influx of celebrities and their money.
I’ve had nightmare scenarios at James Haley ER. It’s horrible, especially at night. They were doing a parking garage ER for a while due to covid. Let’s just say it made National news it was so bad. Idk if it’s still up. The waiting room in the regular ER will nearly kill you. If you make it out of there, you’ll probably be ok.
Jane castor is a c*nt. End of story.