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Bobby are these videos safe to open? Ie would you show your missus?
No traffic!! Can't believe how quiet the street are.
I’ve noticed it has been quiet for weeks. Either everyone is getting banned or It’s a sign of the times. Freckle post us some footage of your vintage collection
Yes its a great place to invest
GIVE ME A BREAK
there are much safer markets than detroit
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Detroit might end up being an interesting case study. If they're able to default on their debt and get somewhere closer to a manageable debt load it could present an opportunity in the future. They still need a lot of restructuring especially unions and and burden of pension schemes etc. If they can get back to a clean sheet with a half descent financial plan they might surprise. I won't hold my breath. They could also implode into just another dead and dying US city.
