Reviews & Comments
Knoxville, TN
re: Knoxville Tennessee: Opportunityville in Inno -
9/12/2012What an ad and one big lie. Obviously this is some chamber employee with some over paid desk job trying to promote what cannot be promoted. Knoxville, TN. Most people here seem to write the truth about the place. Most people are broke unless they have a government job. Religion is suppose to be a private thing but it is forced on everybody so many can't wait to move away from Knoxville. Most businesses do not want a location in Knoxville as it is bad business to be there and a business can loose customers if they push their socalled religion on everyone. Bad place for business. Closed minded people. Bad place to raise children. Children cannot learn in a closed society. You must home school to train your children. Knoxville is ugly and no body even cares to make it look nice. The people enjoy living in an ugly environment. No sidewalks or trails to get around. Most people eat processed food, don't exercise, smoke, drink, and do drugs. Knoxville has more people then anywhere in the country taking prescription drugs. Drug business is big in Knoxville. Most everyone is fat. Even fat little kids. Families don't get out and walk or bicycle with their kids, they just sit around and eat, smoke, chew tobacco and spit. They breed like flies even though most are flat broke and the population is way to big anyway. Pollution is terrible. Nobody cares about clean air or clean anything. Nature is not a priority and will be lost with the overbreeding of humans. Overall Knoxville is not a nice place. Unfortunately I lived there for over 20 years and had to put up with this place and put up with these closed minded people.
Palm Coast, FL
Palm Coast, FLORIDA -
9/11/2012Palm Coast, Florida has affordable housing. It is a mixture of all cultures. It is a well kept area. But very hot long summers typical of Fl with summer thunderstorms sometimes. Churches of all religions from close and afar. Palm Coast FL is mostly flat, mowed fields with subdivision cheap houses on it and very few trees. Just flat and hot with dirty canals to collect the water so it doesn't flood too much. There were some trees but most were bulldozed down to make building a bunch of flat cheap homes easier. The big banks stole many houses so most streets have 10+ terrible looking vacant houses that the Big Banks and gov Fannie Mae refuse to rent or sell. A severe shortage of housing if you are looking to lease, as the houses here are kept vacant. These houses could all be rented in a week as so many need to rent houses here, but the big banks and the gov have made so much in stealing these houses that they refuse to rent them, even though there are many responsible families and couples and singles that all want to rent them. Many have been forced to leave the area, unable to find rental housing here. Very few if any jobs unless you can get a job with the City of Palm Coast. A few big box stores and a few retail stores and thats about it. If you rent or buy, check on the water bill for the house, as water bills are very high here. Many install a water well for affordable water, especially for the yard. To get to the beach, you have to pay $2 in Palm Coast to cross the bridge or drive north on US1 to St Augustine 15-25 miles north of Palm Coast. St Augustine has 10+ miles of wide beaches that at this time still allow leashed dogs and must pick up poop at all times to keep the beaches clean for everyone. Northeast Florida is one of the last few places that allow dogs on the beach. Most of Florida hates dogs and will not allow dogs on most beaches around the state. Florida itself is not the most friendly state and not a good place to make friends. Hope that helps.