Kc tenants can suck my dick

Go royals
[Reply]

Perfect example of the shake downs going on led behind the scene by MayorQ. Every wack job group is demanding cash for support and they got it...blood money

And KCTenants are the worst breed
[Reply]

You couldn't have fucked this up any harder if you tried. I thought Sherman was a smart businessman?

https://fox4kc.com/news/kcps-disappo...y1ZRLq8Sg80TNk
[Reply]

I read HCs post carefully because he doesn't usually babble.

You don't trust the parking and you think the location still need to address about 4 businesses.

Gosh, those are really sad reasons not to revitalize your downtown. LA has a downtown that rolls up at night. Denver's I walk all the time. And if you think it's because I'm a thug, i assure you Rain Man would too.

Fix your shit and all the other stuff you're worried about goes away too. Can't get people downtown en masse without a reason. Can't fix your downtown without people.
[Reply]

The crossroads is the best area of town, it needs no revitalization, it is thriving with grass roots businesses and local entrepreneurs.

If revitalization is truly a goal then they picked the exact wrong spot to put the new stadium.
[Reply]

Sounds like a cute neighborhood.
[Reply]

It's a shithole.
[Reply]

I was trying to help.
Our downtown is ringed in Artsy districts.
And we have Rhino to compare to Crossroads. :-)

But! The great thing is.
You can have more than 1 if you get people downtown.
[Reply]

A few blocks north is the far more cookie cutter P&L district with chain restaurants galore if you want to go to YardHouse or McFadden's or some other shitty bar with watered down drinks.... and then the Crossroads has a bunch of local breweries, restaurants, bars.

It's a cool area, I usually make it there every visit to KC... great beer and bourbon selection.

The stadium would be within easy walking distance of both.
[Reply]

JetBlue loses billions of dollars over 5 years, cuts back services out of LAX, Fort Lauderdale, and cuts KC service.

People with an ax to grind:


[Reply]

Not the same thing
[Reply]

Not the one who said it... :-)
[Reply]

https://flykc.com/newsroom/news-rele...ve-kci-airport


Lucas then:

“While we are always excited about new carriers, I am thrilled to welcome JetBlue as one of our partners at KCI," said Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas. "With new nonstops to New York and Boston, our flying public in Missouri, Kansas, and beyond will have more access to vital business and cultural offerings in the Northeast, more Royals victories in the American League East, and to JetBlue’s destination network. In 2017, Kansas City, Missouri made a commitment to an improved airport for our entire region. We’re proud to see our voters’ support bearing fruit. Expect more positive announcements as KCI and Kansas City government help lead our reopening and economic recovery.”

Lucas now: Crickets.....
[Reply]

Jackson County voters should probably listen to the experts.

Royals say a new stadium would create 26K jobs. Economists say it’s ‘a bunch of hot air’ https://t.co/ZJyUjble8r

— The Kansas City Star (@KCStar) March 26, 2024

[Reply]

Sadly too many people in JACO will give in to their threats SEVEN YEARS BEFORE THE LEASE IS UP.

I'm a "no" vote if for no other reason than the team's performance, but I'd be a "no" vote because it's WAAAY to early to be having this conversation AND because you don't have to be an accountant to understand the numbers are a little too unbelievable. If they weren't complete BS we'd have done this exact thing last time they renovated the TSC.

But again, too many JACO voters are afraid of the team moving, even is only over to the Kansas side of the line.
[Reply]