Good morning, Nashville. We’re making progress on the gas front, and by that we mean we’ve heard news that Atlanta is finally feeling our pain. If you’ll recall (verily, we will never forget) Atlanta-based CNN turned its back on us in our time of need and blamed our current woes at the pump on rumormongering locals. CNN said that a few Nashvillians simply floated a rumor that our town was out of gas, which sent us all flocking like sheep to area stations in mass hysteria. Well, as it were, the Georgians are just as dumb as we are and will (we can only hope) get to walk a mile in our shoes. Literally. Or maybe we’re all finally ready to admit that there actually may have been a gas shortage. Not that we’re bitter.
- Can you hear us now? All of this gas talk almost made us forget that Belmont’s hosting a presidential debate. Almost. They’re reminding us by showing off their new and improved cell phone coverage and snazzy new media tent.
- Bills, bills, bills. Last week we told you all about Adam Dread’s Tennessean drama, which actually had more to do with the city agreeing to provide health insurance for life to all council members. Turns out that would cost us, the taxpayers around $10M.
- Bits & pieces. Good to know someone’s benefiting from our plight … That special election for Councilman Crafton’s English Only initiative looks like it will probably happen … Metro will check your child safety seats for free this week … More problems for that one hacker kid.
Photo by honkytonks.
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