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Old 05-19-2015, 11:02 PM
 
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Couldn't watch the whole thing all the way. But, I did take a couple of things from it..

- In the "things haven't changed" category... Austin sure does like to talk about itself. I understand there will always be the chamber-of-commerce types in any city, as well as the complainers. But we really take it to another level here. Always have as far as I can remember.

- I LOL'ed at the 19-year old looking narrator with the 4-pack a day smokers voice.

- All the complaints about cleaning up the "slums of East Austin"... Austin representing the worst of the code-speak of the 60s.

Overall, fascinating and yet borderline unwatchable for a host of reasons.
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