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Tennessee

OldBaldy1701E

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Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Tue Sep 21, 2021, 06:57 AM

Sep 2021

Somebody has pissed someone off! Probably the bars long lower Broadway getting pissed that their 85 year old 'attraction' aspect has now faded and they don't like the newbies taking their business. So, in typical business fashion, instead of making themselves more appealing, they just 'regulate' the competition out of business. I do love how they want to bring up 'crowding' and 'noise' issues. Go walk down Broadway between 1st. and 9th. street on a weekend or go to a hockey game and talk to me about 'noise' and/or 'crowding'. The businesses wanted the circus, and now they don't want to deal with what that entails? Hysterical...

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Nashville's tourism chief bumps 3 party bus companies from membership rolls amid regulation push [View all] TexasTowelie Sep 2021 OP

Sure looks like OldBaldy1701E Sep 2021 #1

The idea of being trapped on a party bus, blaring country music and chock full of drunks 70sEraVet Sep 2021 #2

Good riddance. They are a nuisance and tie up traffic. Tanuki Sep 2021 #3

Hume-Fogg students call for party bus regulation Tanuki Sep 2021 #4