Comments by "starventure" (@starventure) on "Can U.S. Cities Build Narrow European Streets?" video.

It isn't a tourist attraction. It is not a commonly known location even within Philthy. CityBeautiful is flat out lying when he says it is a tourist attraction. The only street in to the US that is narrow and is known as a tourist attraction is Lombard street in San Francisco, and that is for its quirkiness.
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@jgwil2 I grew up near there. No one, not a teacher or tourist guide or even a local ever mentioned the place being any more than just a quirk from the past. The fact that you are pumping it up to be something more than it is just wreaks of BS.
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@TrangleC I grew up in cities. Philthy and -ew York. I also traveled frequently to Boston and DC and even B'more(before it died). With the exception of Boston and -ew York, none of them are places I would consider good to live in and pay taxes to. It is ironic that these twits are talking up urbanism right at the same time that the areas that are growing the fastest are the suburbs and rural areas in the most rural states.
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@GIRLRAZR Fox? Please...
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@johnmininger7472 Nobody knows that. No one. You are reaching for straws here, because Philthy is not a big tourism draw to begin with, and Independence Hall is really the only place that comes to mind for people from elsewhere, save for maybe the library steps. The rest? You may as well be asking "What is fun to do in Camden?"
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@jgwil2 You needed a guide to take you there. Otherwise, you would not have known about it on your own without looking it up. Good way to self own.
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@rexx9496 BS, the cities are crapholes that corporations are leaving in droves. Are you going to say that places like San Francisco are perfectly fine?
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