NOTE: The Detroit People Mover will be shutting down for maintenance starting in early September 2024 for about 11 weeks. The good news is that it will be FREE to ride going through the rest of 2024 and into ALL of 2025!
Here are my top 10 least favorite NHL teams 1. Vegas Golden Knights 2. Pittsburgh Penguins 3. Montreal Canadiens 4. Los Angeles Kings 5. Vancouver Canucks 6. Anaheim Ducks 7. Chicago Blackhawks 8. Boston Bruins 9. St. Louis Blues 10. Columbus Blue Jackets
Mine are: 1. Colorado Avalanche 2. Pittsburgh Penguins 3. Chicago Blackhawks 4. Los Angeles Kings 5. Vegas Golden Knights 6. Philadelphia Flyers 7. New York Rangers 8. New Jersey Devils 9. Columbus Blue Jackets 10. Tampa Bay Lightning
Noticed you zoomed on the leaf and bud store at 21:08 ... do you know if its a good place?... been looking for a new place to get " ganga "... thank for the video...
I'm probably one of the worst people to ask about that because I don't use any of those products, so I would not be able to answer about that one. Sorry! Thanks for watching!
The one in Seattle is a joke compared to this one Also, did American cities stopped growing after the year 1940? This looks so small, maybe 35-45.000 people tops.
There are many cities in the United States especially in the southern USA which have been growing significantly in the past several decades. A lot of people left Detroit in the 1960s for either the suburbs or to other cities due to problems going on in the city. As a result, the population decreased a lot since the earlier part of the 20th Century. Detroit to this day however has around 620,000 people right now.
@@tsnovak20 Austin is a prime example. The downtown area has grown significantly in the past two decades. I have been there 3 times in the past several years, and there are more skyscrapers being built every time I go.
@@scottman895 yeah I agree, although, all the new buildings aged like milk, they are already very unpleasant to look at. I wish we can bring beauty to the architecture again.
