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shocked to see people not knowing US history on TV for 4th of July Bash

Not sure if anyone watched it on Disney+ but my jaw was on the ground for a full minute, not even the parents???

u/Top_Set_7776 — 2 hours ago

Parking at new venue "The Truth"

I don't understand how 4500 people will have parking within reasonable walking distance of this new venue. On google maps it looks like the biggest lot in the area is owned by Vandy so it might not be cool to park there without a permit.

Will parking somewhere like Hillsboro Village and taking Uber be the hot setup?

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u/ellistonvu — 2 hours ago

Let Freedom Sing from my perspective!

Hi guys! I just wanted to say I had a great time. I was barricade and had been downtown since 1 pm, and got in to see the show around 4:30. It was hot, yes, but there were spray mists and very accessible water courtesy of the Red Frogs volunteers. I had a great view and believe it was a great show! I feel like people are a little hard on bway, but you don’t have to be VIP to have a fun experience. Plus, the $10 uber voucher was helpful. Picture of my spot at the end.

u/macchiako — 4 hours ago
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Nashville

Apparently, last night, at the 4th of July event, what used to be seating if you came early enough previous years. was blocked off for V.I.P for the first time. So residents (who pay more and more in property taxes, etc. to accomadate these events) were turned away without any warning.

This isn't a huge deal but it is getting crazy, the way the money that goes INTO Broadway (that COMES from the residents) does not go into the city at all. It just goes right into Broadway. And into the pockets of the owners, and post malone, etc.

Are we gonna have another winter like last? Icy sidewalks, not even any salt for them while old people go .01 miles an hour to not slip and people have to walk on the street, trees everywhere for weeks, no electricity for weeks...

Im not from here so maybe I'm missing something, but isn't this a big problem?

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u/imlostinboston — 9 hours ago
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Nashville 2026 Firework Celebration

Pics of a random kid having the time of his life last night. Absolutely the best firework show I’ve ever seen.

u/tnmikieg — 10 hours ago
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Anyone want to go to the Mexico World Cup watch party?

Hi everyone! I’m (23f) looking for someone to go to the Mexico World Cup watch party tonight at plaza mariachi in south nashville? I know meeting up w a stranger is potentially sketchy, but I’m staying with my mom for the summer (I’m a grad student) and have no one to go with and I don’t think it’d be safe to go alone. Preferably looking to go with another woman. If anyone is interested please reach out and we can talk!

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u/jfstk — 8 hours ago
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This absolute mass of humanity at 8:20pm.

People are so packed in they can't walk. It's wild.

u/Cranialscrewtop — 23 hours ago

My bf just had his second asthma attack since we moved here

I know this isn’t a medical sub. That’s not really what I’m asking about. For some background, I was basically born and raised in California from when I was a kid to young adult. He lived in Nashville basically his whole life until he moved to Cali to be with me and closer to some family he has out there.

We smoked Mary Jane basically every day. He worked a delivery job that he had outside and I worked my way up to management roles in retail.

We both decided to move to Nashville. He could be closer to his family at home and I’d be closer to my dad’s side of the family, it was supposed to be a win win situation.

In the year we moved back, we were smoking heavily until he started having breathing problems. We stopped only like a few months ago and it’s helped but he’s had 2 asthma attacks that resulted in us going to the hospital to receive breathing treatments.

I’m terrified lowkey but I’m more so posting this to see if anyone has gone through something similar here and if there was any solutions. I don’t know much about asthma and I’ll be reading up on it whenever I get home later today. I’m just reaching out to the community. I’m 25 and he’s 24 and we’re both living with family.

I do want to repeat that we have stopped smoking altogether. I eat edibles occasionally but other than that we’ve been good at quitting.

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u/tater-tots-r-us — 14 hours ago

Best firework show ever?

This years firework show as it comes to its finale and my ears stop ringing... has to be the best firework show in a very very long time...

as. someone that has been to NYC and UAE for NYE

hands down best vibe, best crowd (very respectful and cool AF ).

'MERICA

Here is too 250 more *cheers*

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u/usps_lost_my_sh1t — 22 hours ago
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Woody & Jim leaving Totally Hits 93.3 FM after July 7

Woody & Jim will do their last show on 93.3 this Tuesday, July 7, then they will depart the station. They only started there on July 22, 2024, so, they'll leave just shy of two years there.

It's not really a surprise; in April, Woody was asking for leads to potential show sponsors on his personal Facebook page. Then, not too long after, he was asking for leads for a second full-time or part-time job, because his radio job wasn't enough to pay the bills anymore.

Woody & Jim have worked together since 1991, when they were paired together for the morning show on WFLY AKA Fly 92.3 in Albany, NY. They were then brought to Nashville and 107.5 The River in 1998.

I wouldn't be surprised if this was it for them, at least on radio. Sad way for it to end.

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u/crl1985 — 22 hours ago

Sounds less like fireworks.

Sitting on my stoop in South Nashville and I am hearing more than fireworks. About every few minutes or so, pops, bangs, is in a predictable rhythm, like pulling a trigger, it’s not overlapping or random. Wild times.

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u/cheechahumma — 20 hours ago

What’s everyone’s plans for tonight?

Hey y’all!!!

Happy 4th!!!! I was wondering what everyone’s plans for tonight are? I currently have no plans and not many friends to hang out with. Looking for something fun to do tonight that does not revolve solely around drinking (I am 7 months sober now woohoo!). Any and all recommendations for things to do welcomed! Thanks y’all!

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u/Its-mikul — 1 day ago

Any news from the front lines?

I know 4th of July has taken on this thread today but haven’t yet heard any reports of how it’s actually going down there. I’m tempted to ride my bike downtown when the sun goes down and maybe catch some of the pyromania, but as a local I generally avoid the area.

Anyone know anyone who has had the courage to venture out to the front? It almost seriously feels like going into a war zone on a night like tonight lol. 🫡

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u/Lyle_LanIey — 1 day ago

Who is the drummer at the 250?

Dude is killing it. Played for like 4 different bands. Shake his hand? No. Bow to this man, cry in his presence. Amazing drummer.

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u/aheady13 — 22 hours ago

What are the odds of actually getting a job making a comfortable livable wage for one person within a month?

I’ve applied to at least 400 jobs over the past two weeks and have only gotten one interview that resulted in me “surpassing the qualifications”. From what I’ve calculated I need to at least be making 75k to live comfortably alone. I’ve run out of jobs to apply for that are in my profession (recruiting or Human Resources) that are offering that pay or higher. A majority of them are trying to pay $55k-$60k which seems like it’d be a struggle to live on. I’d love to come out there once my lease in Palm Springs is up this month but don’t want to screw myself over financially.

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u/justexistingkinda — 1 day ago

Looking for ideas to celebrate our 19th anniversary ...

Just wondering if there's anything going on Sun July 5th that would good to do to celebrate our anniversary, we are in our 50s and do not want to do bar hopping or anything like that, maybe a good brunch event or some kind of indoor event, we want to do something but we just don't know what, we are not tourists, we live south of Nashville but avoid going in town as much as possible these days lol

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u/Loud_Octopus — 21 hours ago