My understanding is the hotel tax goes up .25% and car rental does not go up at all.The post (and tweet) directly above yours says it's 0.25% (not 1 or 2%)... so which is it?
its going from 1.75% to 2%, thus a .25% increase.The post (and tweet) directly above yours says it's 0.25% (not 1 or 2%)... so which is it?
Basketball arenas should solve poverty? Color me confused.
American media is near fully retarded.Basketball arenas should solve poverty? Color me confused.
PS: not an American, I don't have a horse in this race. Just saying it's a weird quote.
Vibe feels like 55/45 in the no favor tbh.What's the vibe like in SA over this? Really hope it passes to secure the Spurs future in SA, but I also understand I'm not a resident anymore so my opinion doesn't matter!
American media is near fully retarded.
Basketball arenas should solve poverty? Color me confused.
PS: not an American, I don't have a horse in this race. Just saying it's a weird quote.
I know almost no one voting against it but all the talk I see is No tbh.It’s going to come down to who mobilizes and gets out and votes. It’s all bonds and propositions, no elected officials on the ballot, which always has next to no turn out. I read that after 3 days of early voting only 20,000 votes were cast. Social media comments makes it look like it’s going to fail but 80% of the social media posts are the radicals and crazies posting misinformation and lies and I question how many will even vote. From people I know it’s probably 75-25 for. The no rallies seem to have no one there and the pro rallies seem to be full. Was the same thing in 99 for the arena and it passed fairly easily. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised with any outcome.
Yeah, I realize, but framing it like that sounds like they're underestimating the reader's intelligence. Just say "didn't contribute to economic growth" or something to that effect, which is what you effectively mean. This happens over here too, BTW, probably to an even larger degree.I think the framing is that these arenas are often sold to communities as a means of a local economic boom and that it will create good-paying jobs, but in reality, studies have shown that's not really the case. The quote is an extragration ofc.
Oh, I'm sorry. I thought it was a social media post by a newspaper, and the headline is what they chose to put there. My bad.It's literally a quote on a social media site, intended to get you to click on an article.