2023-2024 NFL Season Thread • Page 2890

nah I don't really have that big of an urge to go see games in person

does that make me a fake fan

 

Honestly of all the midsize (metro area roughly 2 to 3.5 million people) cities Minneapolis is probably the best except it’s TOO COLD

 

how much money do you think I have? I can't just go to Mahogany on a random wednesday. like MAYBE I could take my wife on her birthday, best case scenario

 

Do what any normal professional does? Call it a work trip and expense it?

 

No but actually being a chargers fan does

 

Taylor Swift won't be down at field level in the elements, fake fan

dqm

 

a steakhouse sounds hella tight tbh

not for lunch tho, dinner tho....

 

I'm like barely a professional dude like yeah I have a company card but I hate dealing with receipts ya know

 

Portland, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, Austin, Tampa, Orlando, Charlotte, Kansas City, St. Louis, San Diego, Nashville, Denver

I think that’s all the cities in this size tier so maybe Minneapolis isn’t the best. I wanna say San Diego, Denver or Portland but all 3 of those are way too expensive for me to live in so I’m slightly biased against them hah

 

dont go to coachella. we re-did a travel centers there last year and one of our field managers went out to the site bc he thought it would be way better but just ended up hiking around joshua tree a ton.

 

i had fun in Milwaukee

 

I don't think I'm going since I don't have any goddamn warehouse coverage

 

Milwaukee’s more in that fourth tier of major cities (between 1 million and 2 million in the metro area) but I could imagine it being one of the better ones in that category

I think New Orleans is a clear-cut #1 in that tier though

 

Kansas City was pretty cool, i'll be back later in the year for Texans football next season

 

minneapolis is the second best large midwestern city but most the best midwestern places are college towns

 

milwaukee sucked when i lived there but i haven’t been to the new area outside of fiserv which is supposed to rock

 

I want to see Madison WI and Ann Arbor MI for sure

 

Yeah my friend who I lived with there sent me a couple pictures and I straight up did not recognize where it was.

 

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yeah i should be clear - i was exclusively there for a basketball game and all the bars and restaurants right there and just on the other side of the river. the third ward was really nice. hard to not have a good time when thats your only itinerary lol

 

New Orleans and Milwaukee are easily top 5 in this category now that I think about it. Cause like, you’re comparing to Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Memphis, Oklahoma City, Hartford, Raliegh, San Antonio, El Paso etc. Way less interesting places imo lol

Louisville is probably up there as one of the best sub-2 million metro areas. So is Albequerque. Most people would rank Las Vegas highly in this category but I wouldn’t.

 

My wife keeps brings up moving to somewhere in Indianapolis because you can buy a new construction house cheaper than a fixer up house here in MA that has no walls and a curse

 

But then you have to live in Indianapolis.

 

if not for the annual threat of complete and total property devastation, i would absolutely move to new orleans. absolutely love that city.