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Originally Posted by skyscraperpage17
"Packed like Sardines" is quite the exaggeration. Maybe by Michigan standards, it is.
Yes, progress is slowly being made with Detroit becoming a normal city. However, compared to other major cities in America (or even cities like Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Nashville, etc.), downtown Detroit is still fairly empty on a typical day and has a long way to go before it's "packed like sardines."
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No, it's not an exaggeration, on this particular weekend it is literally, not figuratively packed like sardines.
http://detroit.carpediem.cd/events/50849...ighting-ceremony-at-campus-martius-park/
A typical day looks like this, there are always plenty of people
https://www.flickr.com/photos/michigancommunities/19334192761
Downtown streets are rarely empty. What are the sunbelt standards? do tell.
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