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Dallas population almost triples the population of cleveland and more than doubles that of atlanta
More $ in a small market or less $ in a bigger market? The ? for Durant's, Bosh's, Evans's, etc.
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Dallas population almost triples the population of cleveland and more than doubles that of atlanta
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The Cleveland metropolitan area has a population of 4,000,000.
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You got facts to back it up?
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No
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okay
so in 2010 nyc became meaningless and people are just pretending that there is a crazy amount of opportunity here. yup. you got me
jeter doesn't get swarmed by the media at all. play your damn cards right and youll be good. arod had a million douche bag moments in nyc and the media never liked him. neither did the city
not one person proved me wrong. like i said he can open bars, restaurants, gyms, have television shows on MSG because we have our own damn television channel, 8 million more people in the city alone to buy all his sneakers that aren't selling too well... he gonna start a damn clothing company out of CLE too?
i'd love to hear how he can do what I said and be more prosperous in a small market.
you dudes don't see it because you think small. no vision
does every player want to live in new york and be swarmed with attention? nope but bron bron is an attention #%%#!. so that's the least of my worries.
4 million people DO NOT live in Cleveland. not even 2 million. skew the numbers however you want it doesn't make it true.
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If he wanted to though, why couldn't he start a clothing company from Cleveland though? You act like what happens in a city stays only in that city. He doesn't need to be there 24/7 to do things in that city, assuming it even was the case they could only be done in said city. And if he just absolutely had to be in NYC for something, it's an hour and a half flight. People run businesses from other cities all the time.
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son what aren't you understanding. can he start a clothing company is CLE? YES. if he started the same clothing company in NYC would he make more money? YE
we gonna pretend nyc isn't the fashion capital of america? the internet didn't somehow make nyc insignificant. how many clothing trends came out of ohio? how many clothing trends came out of nyc
it's not whether he can do something in a small market it's how much more money he will get for doing the same thing in a BIGGER market.
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He could still have his store in NYC and be in Cleveland.
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My man Dubs, you gota chill out. i swear you're arguing with someone in like every thread i go in
But seriously, Utah = NYC? i know im a bit bias, but really?
But in DubA's defense, we the people dont always compare things, and go to the better place. For example, theres the name brand canned food of spam, and a store brand of spam. The store brand is cheaper, has more proteins, etc, but why do we buy the name brand? ITS BECAUSE OF THE NAME. it doesnt matter if all the specifics show that the other product is better. ITS THE NAME.
of course you can say its pyschological and etc., but im just saying how i see it. Everyone wants to play in the bigger market, and brag to someone else "ayo i turned this franchise around blah blah blah".
just me .02
But seriously, Utah = NYC? i know im a bit bias, but really?
But in DubA's defense, we the people dont always compare things, and go to the better place. For example, theres the name brand canned food of spam, and a store brand of spam. The store brand is cheaper, has more proteins, etc, but why do we buy the name brand? ITS BECAUSE OF THE NAME. it doesnt matter if all the specifics show that the other product is better. ITS THE NAME.
of course you can say its pyschological and etc., but im just saying how i see it. Everyone wants to play in the bigger market, and brag to someone else "ayo i turned this franchise around blah blah blah".
just me .02
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^The truth.
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^ I meant that to Nasty.
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would be it successful though? No
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why are we talking about Cleveland like its anywhere close to NYC? Honestly, anyone with a brain can tell you starting businesses in NYC will profit much more than Cleveland. And since when is youngstown part of the Cleveland metro area? All the cities in NEO have a distinct separation, to include Akron, Canton, and especially Youngstown in the Cleveland metro area is beyond idiotic. I mean...seriously Akron is 35 minutes away...and that's the closest city. Anyways while he could have business in NYC and stay in Cleveland(actually Akron) he'd stand to benefit a little more by actually being in NYC
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get ready for people to say
OHIO>CALI
the internet makes big cities irrelevant
i can't believe i have to argue with multiple people that lebron can make more money in a city of 8 million of the craziest basketball fans on the earth. plus long island and jersey which won't have teams. I mean i'm a random kid on niketalk you think if I see that, his advisers and donnie walsh don't see that? you think nike doesn't see that? it doesn't mean he will bounce. it just means that we have a very good proposal imo.
not to mention that a good amount of people in nyc have loot to throw around. it's the damn ecomonic center of america i don't understand how this is an argument
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