r/nashville Aug 04 '24

Something is in the air.... Discussion

Lately I've really noticed a weird vibe to Nashville. From the tourists to the locals, even the servers here. Everyone just seems so much more rude/angry/short than even 4 months ago...

I was at a concert last night, won't name the band or venue, but it just seemed like the crowd was super angry. Everyone was standing still, no one said a word to each other, even if they showed up with people. Even the band themselves seemed like they were just trying to get thru the set.

This is one of a long string of instances like this I've experienced as of late...what is going on?

Really just makes me want to stay home...but as an extrovert that's extremely diffucult for me...

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u/Disastrous_Classic36 Aug 04 '24

Most of my coworkers are either in India or the Philippines and most of their social/active time seems to occur after 8pm.  Even coworkers with young kids will be eating dinner at 8 or 9 - the world is just more pleasant at that time during a hot season!

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u/nopefromscratch Aug 04 '24

I heard a story about an area doing beach nights, with lifeguards and large floodloghts and various cool things. Inspired by overseas. Fuck I need to find that link now.

A lot of the middle east can easily hit 110-120 during the day, for months on end

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u/Disastrous_Classic36 Aug 04 '24

That is an awesome idea!  It's like the idea of "work smarter, not harder" - if it's going to be blazing hot let's live life around the most comfy parts!

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u/nopefromscratch Aug 05 '24

It makes perfect sense (and could be done anywhere with a pool), keep lighting safe around that area, then you have a wonderland all around it