r/NashvilleUnfiltered

I can't believe someone would take time out of their day to make fun of people that are simply trying to burn calories for no reason but to prove that they are lowering their carbon footprint by riding a bike for recreation rather than, well, I don't know. I mean, if they simply sat on their asses instead of ingesting animal protein and plant matter to prepare for their wasteful expenditure of energy that the great mother earth provides would be great. But no, they have the enjoyment of burning those calories to ride bikes and fart and crap and piss, thus contributing to climate change, that would be a way better outcome. But picking on them for wanting to waste calories and mother earth's resources is uncalled for but on the otherhand if we don't stop them the tides will rise and fill up Obamas house. These ten-speed riders that are needlessly burning calories and wasting mother earth's resources need to be reprimanded and sent to alligator island to learn a lesson on ecology. Ecology Matters 101. Wait, that is an Ice facility.These humans that consume energy for their own enjoyment must be exterminated or at the very least shamed out of existence. Anyway, I'm confused, I just barely got my Bachelorette Degree so I am still figuring it out... heart emoji

Where might I dine on the juiciest, crunchiest, tastiest, fresh cooked to order fried chicken in the area?

Hey y’all! I’m a woman who’s been in the automotive industry for 15 years. I went to trade school and started as a technician, then worked my way through roles including service writer, advisor, dispatcher, shop manager, parts manager, and warranty representative.

Over the years, I’ve noticed that a lot of women struggle with maintaining their vehicles or knowing how to make informed decisions about repairs — not because they aren’t capable, but because nobody ever really takes the time to educate them.

I’m located just outside of Nashville, and I’ve been thinking about starting a consulting service focused on helping women feel more confident with car ownership. My goal would be to educate, guide, and support women through the process of maintaining and repairing their vehicles — everything from understanding routine maintenance to helping navigate repair shops and avoid unnecessary expenses.

I want to help people feel empowered, prevent breakdowns, and better understand what their vehicles actually need.

Would this be a service anyone would be interested in using or recommending?

Would y’all actually go to a big jewelry/gem show if one came here?

Not like a mall jewelry store thing, more like rows of vendors with fine jewelry, gold, silver, turquoise, gemstones, beads, crystals, estate jewelry, handmade pieces, that kind of stuff.

Feels like it could either do really well here or be one of those things nobody cares about. Curious what y’all think. >>>>> instagram.com/intergem

"With no income tax, Tennessee can seem like an attractive option for American families — and businesses — looking to lower costs. However, as the Financial Times reports, a resulting boom in the state's capital, has driven up sales and property tax. "

This rocky mound just SW of Seven Points is skimming the surface now at low water and getting hit by boats. Do you reemember anything unusual in the area? What did it look like? Did you know it was an old Indian burial ground?

Hey yall. My good friend is having her bachelorette weekend in Nashville next weekend. I’m pregnant so I can’t make it, but I’d love to send a gift basket of some sort, preferably with champagne for the girls. Anyone know of a store that does this? Would love for it to be wrapped or packaged cutely. Thanks!

Location: Nashville area

Hello, I am very desperately trying to figure out what I can do about this strange situation I am.

I was in the market for a specific 2014 car and saw one I liked online, so I went to the used car dealer and bought it for $7,000, two weeks later a title is sent to my home.

The online ad, the bill of sale, and the title they sent me all matched with the same 2014 vin. HOWEVER, the actual car in my possession is a 2013 of a different trim package from what I was sold on paper. The website, dealers, bill of sale, and title they gave me was all for this 2014. I thought it was a 2014 when purchasing it. The dealership admitted to me through text message that there was a mistake, but no effort was made for a resolution. They assured me that they were going to figure it out and get me the correct title so I didn't think too much about getting some repairs done. Some of the repairs took place before I found out the title was incorrect because the car was nearly undrivable so I had to get repairs ASAP. The coolant reservoir was a jerry-rigged Captain Morgan bottle.

Meanwhile I cannot legally register the car and can only drive with the issued temp tags from the dealer for 60 days. For months I tried to communicate with them but they dodged me constantly and every time I called they would say the boss isn't there and would never call me back. The car was in atrocious condition when i bought it, I knew that but didn't know to the extent how bad it was. I signed and "as-is" clause in the bill of sale, however the bill of sale I signed is invalid since it was not the correct car thus invalidating the contact. My plan was to put some money it and get her running. Anyways I put in around $11,000 over a 7 months period, in documented basic repairs to get the car running, but now I cant drive or insure it and they stopped sending me temp tags. They have yet to confirm or deny if I will ever be able to have the correct title. They have been stringing me along for almost a year and it has been infuriating. About 6 months after the original purchase they offered me back the original $7000 for the car, which I declined since I was into the car for around $20k, also I cannot drive it back to them since it is not insured, registered, or legally mine.

It has been a nearly year long nightmare dealing with this and it has left me without a vehicle that I can drive for work and for living a normal life. I had to get this car towed 4 times in order to get it to the mechanics, and wasn't able to work on it in my apartment complex parking lot. And the complex is strict about towing cars with no tags. I barely put any miles on it and I have had to make a million phone calls and emails, the stress is very bad. This whole thing happened at horrible time in my life and has contributed to my downfall substantially. This time in my life was quite chaotic coming off a divorce, and losing my dog and home, financially and mentally this has been bad bad bad for me. I bought a car almost a year ago and still the dealer has not given me the title. DMV rejected my registration attempt due to the VIN mismatch. That's how I confirmed the car in my garage was not the car I legally purchased. I have no idea where the actual 2014 car is.

Can anyone say for sure what laws were broken here? I reported this to Nashville PD and their fraud unit said there's no crime committed here, its just bad business practice, unless it happens again to more people they are not interested in prosecuting. I asked if it is against the law to sell someone a car and not give them title for that car, but they refused to answer in a meaningful way. I asked if it is against the law to misrepresent the 2013 car I was given as a 2014 in the online ad, but no response. I have a car in my garage that I did not legally agree to buy or sign a bill of sale for. I cannot drive or insure it and I put in around $20k.

This whole thing happened at horrible time in my life and has contributed to my downfall substantially. This time in my life was quite chaotic coming off a divorce, and losing my dog and home, so financially I just cant afford to pay an attorney to fight for me unless its a "pay after you win the case" type situation. I am losing faith in law and humanity as a whole. It seems like nobody cares and nobody wants to hear my sob story.

edit: I asked for a refund and was ignored for 4 months. They offered the refund after I had left the state and already got a bunch or repairs to make it drivable.

Great money for a side hustle that's tax free $.

My uncle, Tommy Moyers, spent years living and playing music in Nashville from the late 1980s through the early 2000s. Sadly, he recently passed away after a short battle with cancer.

I’m sharing his obituary here in the hope that it might reach some of the musicians, friends, and folks he crossed paths with during his time in the Nashville music scene. If you knew Tommy, played with him, or have memories or stories to share, our family would truly love to hear them.

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Thomas A. Moyers II (Tommy)                                               
 January 29, 1960 – May 1, 2026

Thomas A. Moyers II, age 66, passed away on May 1, 2026, after a short battle with neck cancer.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Mary and Arnold Moyers; his maternal and paternal grandparents; his chosen brother, David Hawk; and several aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Those left behind to cherish his memory include his beloved son, Christian, who was truly the love of his life. Thomas often said that his greatest accomplishment and the thing he was most proud of was being Christian’s father. He is also survived by his biological sisters, Beverly and Marisa; paternal aunt, Erma Akins; maternal aunt, Judy (Mike) Pullen; multiple cousins; and his chosen family, including Mike and Pat Powell, Gina Hawk, Mike and Donna McBride, Nancy and Jeff Henry, Pat Pearson, along with many chosen nieces, nephews, and dear friends.

Thomas’s greatest passion in life was music. He performed throughout the United States and even toured on a cruise ship. Music remained close to his heart until the very end. During his time in the hospital, he wanted his keyboard by his side, and he and Christian spent precious hours playing music together whenever he was able. When he no longer had the strength to play, his son Christian and dear friend Joel played guitar and keyboard for him, singing many of Thomas’s favorite songs and covers he once performed, along with some of Christian’s original music. Those moments brought him great joy, even in the midst of pain.

A Celebration of Life will be held on May 23, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. at Morris Hill Baptist Church, 1804 Morris Hill Rd, Chattanooga, TN 37421

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Save The Music Foundation.