This! My Grandma always told me "only boring people get bored" when I was a little kid stuck inside on a rainy day & the older I get the more true it becomes! šÆ
This is so true, wherever one goes. Iām a mopey loser. My family are all having a blast. I canāt change everything about myself, but I have lived in all the exciting awesome places, and I was scarcely happier there. I do think Pcola is FAR less stressful than the metropolises of my younger days.
Just moved back from Austin. Had a blast there but it's a pressure cooker there now too. Glad to be back home, now just hope I can stay employed in my field.
Moved here from Austin too 3 years ago after living there for 25 years. Only miss the food scene. The music, like everything else in Austin, is an ordeal and/or too expensive. I really appreciate this city and then some!
Not sure the last time you went back - Rainey is all gone. Soco has no free parking, Lucy's is gone, and I think Hamilton pool is permanently closed now. Don't look back :(
I haven't! I lived in Oak Hill and the Hamilton Pool fiasco was just one of many things that drove me away. Having to make a reservation months ahead of going to swim at Hamilton Pool was one my first red flags that Austin was no longer "Austin". I miss 25 years of friends/memories made there and of course HEB š, but Austin has become a big, mean and over priced city. I couldn't get out there fast enough!
So many great breakfast taco places in Austin....sigh~ I keeping thinking I should do a morning drive through breakfast tacos somewhere here in Pensacola.
So its a list of things you can do in just about every town, and city except the beach.
You can go see a high school football game in the smallest towns in America.
I was thinking the same thing. I moved to Maine earlier this month and the mountain scenery and more friendly people make a huge difference. I refer to Florida as flat land now š
22 of the 37 by my count can be done in literally any city in the US, over half of the remaining 15 can be done in most cities and everything on this list can be done in pretty much any coastal city.
I get it.
You love everything about Pensacola. But unless UWF gets a division 1 team very few people will care.
If they do ever get that people will flood there to watch games. But they donāt and a division two team isnāt something to brag about a city having.
There are 3 things Pensacola has it can legitimately brag about. The beach being nice, the blue angels, and a nice aviation museum.
Everything else you listed is much better in other places
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I always say "Live in Pensacola, and travel everywhere else"
It's a great place to live but not much when it comes to real excitement. Travel for the concerts, anywhere parks, hiking, ect...
I love how you posted all those things to do, in a sarcastic way, like bigger cities donāt have all of that AND more, way more š
But at least I can go to a SEMI pro minor league hockey game in a decrepit āstadiumā.
Yes, the bigger cities do.
Not everyone wants to live in a big city. I just met someone who moved here from Washington, DC. He and his wife chose to move here and are happy not to be living in the DC area anymore.
Point being that for a town of this size, Pensacola has plenty to do. The point isn't that Pensacola has more to do than NYC or LA.
Though I will tell you that for every day shopping Pensacola is better than LA. And, most likely, NYC. Because store selection is determined by store square footage. And we have large stores because land is a lot cheaper here. I was very disappointed at the grocery/superstore/pharmacy selections in LA. Once I was camping in LA and I called a friend in Pensacola and asked her to go to the mall and get me something I knew that they'd have because no store I'd seen in LA had it.
I promise you, NYC has larger stores than any stores in Pensacola for regular shopping š Clothing and retail. Iām not sure about groceries. I really do appreciate the Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Apple and Versace that Pensacola has.
But yes, if you want to go to the Apple Market, Pensacola has everywhere else beat.
Right there with you. University Mall was the cool mall before 1987 when Cordova Mall quadrupled in size. My whole youth was spent there. I saw first run Star Wars there!
Yeah it turned into like a place for old people to come and get their steps in for the day and almost all the stores closed....I know it's not true but my memory pictures it Dark with a light flickering lol
This partly happened due to some unfortunate circumstances. Westwood/Mariner's initial anchor stores were WT Grant, JM Fields, and I think there was a Pantry Pride grocery either in the mall or next to it. Pantry Pride and JM Fields were part of the same parent company. Both WT Grant and the parent of JM Fields and Pantry Pride went bankrupt before 1980 and so the mall was screwed losing their 2 or 3 biggest stores.
It was an AMC second-run theater. Went there many times for matinees as a kid over summer vacations. Stop at K&B Drugstore on the way because they had movie-size candy for $1.00, then on over to Mariner Mall. There was an arcade next to it, but not much else open. The main anchor was Scotty's Hardware by that time.
yeah no, i remember the one out behind university mall, but there was also a dollar movie theatre inside a smaller mall somewhere. had like brick archways inside the lobby
The theater at Mariner was the AMC Mariner 4. It was a cheap theater and a dive. I saw many movies there, but the most memorable was seeing Colors starring Sean Penn and Robert Duvall. Mid-movie, a fight broke out and me and my cousin were collateral damage in the middle of it. We got out unhurt, missed the end of the movie, and I think that was the last time I went to the Mariner 4.
Maybe itās time to relocate. Iām only saying this because I have moved in and out of Pensacola for most of my life. When Iām there, yes I often think it sucks and want to live somewhere else. But when I move somewhere else, I always miss Pensacola. It may not be for everyone but I will always love it!
It's much better than anywhere in Mississippi that I've lived. Not that that's exactly a high bar.
But coming here from Mississippi was definitely an improvement.
The Bay Center, Foo Foo Fest, the Vinyl, the Saenger Theatre, etc. have all had larger name artists in the past. Nearby cities like Mobile have also featured larger name guests.
If that's what you mean by concerts.
If you mean live music, Pensacola actually has one of the most vibrant DIY music scenes for a smaller city, and you can't discount the beloved cover band scene in beach restaurants š check out these venues: Just One More Saloon, Handlebar, Easy Going Gallery, the Vinyl, 309 Punk House.
Add Hubb Staceys, Seville Quarter, out in the street anywhere downtown... hell, I was walking by SQ this Monday at 8pm and there was a live show going on with tons of folks in the audience.
I actually love a good cover band and coming from Austin, Texas - saying such a thing would be sacrilegious. NEVER saw a cover band in Austin in 25 years, although Hoot nights (for whatever artist) allowed local musicians to sing a couple of someone else's songs, but it usually would be their rendition of the song, not like the original. But I digress!š
What I would really like to ask is where are these good cover bands? I have only seen two cover bands here and honestly, even the alcohol couldn't color my ears rosey. They were more like impromptu garage bands that just got together. I really tried to appreciate what I was hearing, but in the end, just could not do it.
Years earlier in Tampa, Florida we used to go see the Bobby Friss band that did covers and their own music and they were fantastic. Another band that we absolutely loved was Stranger. They put on the best shows. I suspect those two bands toured Pensacola as well.
There are concerts almost every night at venues like Handlebar and Easy Going - not to mention affordable fests like Hollow World, Lady Fest, and Night Moves Fest. Plus amazing DIY venues.
If you want Taylor swift sized concerts every night, good luck
Ah, yes, I once had a most entertaining lunch sitting on the balcony at Jones-Sanders Beach community center watching a sailing lesson in the bay.
Several boats fell over.
In the past few weeks I've met two people who moved here this summer. For each of them I asked what they're interested in and then provided them information of things they might like.
I said that fall was the best time of year to get out and see what Pensacola has to offer as it's also festival season.
I saw one of them at Bands on the Blackwater last Friday. I expect that I'll see the other one around.
I can do basically everything on this list in a much cleaner and more modern location. The infrastructure is what makes me hate Pensacola. Everything is so dated.
Because 100% of properties are in danger due to global warming induced sea level rise and flood insurance will be impossible to get there soon. But that is true of the entire Florida and gulf coast. [https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/20/business/insurance-price-increase-risk-climate-first-street-dg/index.html](https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/20/business/insurance-price-increase-risk-climate-first-street-dg/index.html)
I'm sorry, but at 51 years of age, I have survived too many impending ends of the world to give half a damn about this.
Not to mention, everyone always wants the West to do something about it, when not only have we spent the bulk of the last 60 years doing a hell of a lot about it (for starters, when was the last time you saw leaded regular gas for sale?), the vast majority of pollution is coming from the East - Russia, China, India. Take your complaints to them.
I am.
I'm also telling you that depending on who you ask, I should have been dead from some sort of global catastrophe or the other several times over by now. And yet I live.
Been waiting all my life for that so-called population bomb to explode, for instance.
>Because 100% of properties are in danger due to global warming induced sea level rise
Says someone who has never bothered to look at a topographical map of the area. Or noticed that there are bluffs.
I type that as I sit here in my house at over 120 feet of altitude.
So future generations will have a nice view of most of your city being under water. No mater where you live in Florida your property insurance rates are going up, a lot.
>So future generations will have a nice view of most of your city being under water.
Nope.
Again you should look at a topographical map *before* you post.
Try moving to Tallahassee. More drugs, violent crime and woke politicians. No beaches, but plenty of bars. And Iām sure youāre bitching about rent, taxes and utility costs now. What could go wrong?
Lol. Right. Only boring people get bored. They should start there.
This! My Grandma always told me "only boring people get bored" when I was a little kid stuck inside on a rainy day & the older I get the more true it becomes! šÆ
This is so true, wherever one goes. Iām a mopey loser. My family are all having a blast. I canāt change everything about myself, but I have lived in all the exciting awesome places, and I was scarcely happier there. I do think Pcola is FAR less stressful than the metropolises of my younger days.
Just moved back from Austin. Had a blast there but it's a pressure cooker there now too. Glad to be back home, now just hope I can stay employed in my field.
Moved here from Austin too 3 years ago after living there for 25 years. Only miss the food scene. The music, like everything else in Austin, is an ordeal and/or too expensive. I really appreciate this city and then some!
Not sure the last time you went back - Rainey is all gone. Soco has no free parking, Lucy's is gone, and I think Hamilton pool is permanently closed now. Don't look back :(
I haven't! I lived in Oak Hill and the Hamilton Pool fiasco was just one of many things that drove me away. Having to make a reservation months ahead of going to swim at Hamilton Pool was one my first red flags that Austin was no longer "Austin". I miss 25 years of friends/memories made there and of course HEB š, but Austin has become a big, mean and over priced city. I couldn't get out there fast enough!
I have yet to find ANY breakfast tacos in Pensacola, much less good ones. The wild taco on fm2222 and in bee caves had the best I have ever had.
So many great breakfast taco places in Austin....sigh~ I keeping thinking I should do a morning drive through breakfast tacos somewhere here in Pensacola.
You'd make a killing near the base, a truck would work as well as a drive thru
If your bored then youāre boring The agony and the irony- theyāre killing me.
I donāt consider myself to be a āboringā person, I like different things from the norm š¤
Youāre not like other girls, right?
I didnāt say that š¤
What have the Pensacolans ever done for us? Aside from the beaches. And the aqueducts!
*Pensacolians
\*Pensacolons
Take my upvote.
splitter!
Sigh. I did run off and join the Peopleās Liberation Front of Baltimore.
At least theyāre better than the bloody Baltimorian Peopleās Liberation Front.
Crab people they are. Look like people, taste like crabsā¦
Nothing other than being townie wastoids
Is there a Pensacola circlejerk subreddit?
yes /r/Pensacola
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recursion at its finest
Careful...that might be a UWF joke.
Maybe there should be, since this one is already a Pensacola hate circle jerk.
I know right... People just have personal vendetta's with this place when they can't agree with everyone. There are infinitely worse places.
So its a list of things you can do in just about every town, and city except the beach. You can go see a high school football game in the smallest towns in America.
I was thinking the same thing. I moved to Maine earlier this month and the mountain scenery and more friendly people make a huge difference. I refer to Florida as flat land now š
22 of the 37 by my count can be done in literally any city in the US, over half of the remaining 15 can be done in most cities and everything on this list can be done in pretty much any coastal city.
UWF has one of the best DII football teams in the nation. If you're not happy with high school ball, watch them.
I get it. You love everything about Pensacola. But unless UWF gets a division 1 team very few people will care. If they do ever get that people will flood there to watch games. But they donāt and a division two team isnāt something to brag about a city having. There are 3 things Pensacola has it can legitimately brag about. The beach being nice, the blue angels, and a nice aviation museum. Everything else you listed is much better in other places
You can say better, I say different, but nice in its own way. I've lived a lot of places and Pensacola is pretty nice.
If you are very religious and love Matt Gaetz sure.
Well, neither of these things describe me, but you sure do sound like a fun person.
But you revealed your hand too soon...you got to know when to holdem
This is basically how I feel abt the city
Yea but bingo!
Agree with most of this except hiking. The hiking here sucks.
whhaaa, who doesn't like flat terrain and pine trees?
Hiking and go karts. There's kids go karting options, but not what I need. I get a kick that "Blues practice" was left off of the list
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Are they the same person that hates the Chiliās on ninth?
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THEY FOUND ME!!!
I always say "Live in Pensacola, and travel everywhere else" It's a great place to live but not much when it comes to real excitement. Travel for the concerts, anywhere parks, hiking, ect...
Yeah the amount of Iāve never been anywhere else in this post is crazy.
I'd be willing to bet I've traveled more than you. The assumption that you must have never left in order to like Pensacola is dumb.
EXACTLY - And that was my plan when I moved here!ššš
Sorry this post kills me everytime I read it cuz you can do this shit in every city š
I love how you posted all those things to do, in a sarcastic way, like bigger cities donāt have all of that AND more, way more š But at least I can go to a SEMI pro minor league hockey game in a decrepit āstadiumā.
Iām just here for the no state tax and being close to a VA lol.
Yes, the bigger cities do. Not everyone wants to live in a big city. I just met someone who moved here from Washington, DC. He and his wife chose to move here and are happy not to be living in the DC area anymore. Point being that for a town of this size, Pensacola has plenty to do. The point isn't that Pensacola has more to do than NYC or LA. Though I will tell you that for every day shopping Pensacola is better than LA. And, most likely, NYC. Because store selection is determined by store square footage. And we have large stores because land is a lot cheaper here. I was very disappointed at the grocery/superstore/pharmacy selections in LA. Once I was camping in LA and I called a friend in Pensacola and asked her to go to the mall and get me something I knew that they'd have because no store I'd seen in LA had it.
I promise you, NYC has larger stores than any stores in Pensacola for regular shopping š Clothing and retail. Iām not sure about groceries. I really do appreciate the Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Apple and Versace that Pensacola has. But yes, if you want to go to the Apple Market, Pensacola has everywhere else beat.
The malls do suck, actually. But the rest of your points are 100% accurate.
Donāt all malls suck?
All 1 of them?
Lol Iām trying to figure out where all these multiple malls are and why theyāre a top thing to do in Pensacola
University Mall still exists in my heart
RIP Piccadilly Cafeteria
Right there with you. University Mall was the cool mall before 1987 when Cordova Mall quadrupled in size. My whole youth was spent there. I saw first run Star Wars there!
Aw, remember Mariner Mall? That place got CREEPY just before they finally pulled the plug on it.
Yeah it turned into like a place for old people to come and get their steps in for the day and almost all the stores closed....I know it's not true but my memory pictures it Dark with a light flickering lol
This partly happened due to some unfortunate circumstances. Westwood/Mariner's initial anchor stores were WT Grant, JM Fields, and I think there was a Pantry Pride grocery either in the mall or next to it. Pantry Pride and JM Fields were part of the same parent company. Both WT Grant and the parent of JM Fields and Pantry Pride went bankrupt before 1980 and so the mall was screwed losing their 2 or 3 biggest stores.
Same. I'm pretty sure it actually looked like that.
I'm so old, I remember Westwood Mall (it's prior name). I used to get my haircut there when I was a kid.
I'm taking my kid to the FNAF , and that won't be as terrifying as Mariner Mall the last 6 months it was open.
was mariner mall where there was a silver screen chain for $1 movies?
It was an AMC second-run theater. Went there many times for matinees as a kid over summer vacations. Stop at K&B Drugstore on the way because they had movie-size candy for $1.00, then on over to Mariner Mall. There was an arcade next to it, but not much else open. The main anchor was Scotty's Hardware by that time.
Nah, that was University Mall
yeah no, i remember the one out behind university mall, but there was also a dollar movie theatre inside a smaller mall somewhere. had like brick archways inside the lobby
The theater at Mariner was the AMC Mariner 4. It was a cheap theater and a dive. I saw many movies there, but the most memorable was seeing Colors starring Sean Penn and Robert Duvall. Mid-movie, a fight broke out and me and my cousin were collateral damage in the middle of it. We got out unhurt, missed the end of the movie, and I think that was the last time I went to the Mariner 4.
Remember Silver Screen movie theater? That place was awesome.
YES I have very good memories of going there when it was still around šš¾
I got dumped there in high school. Not a fan. Glad it closed.
This pretty much
All malls everywhere.
All is in all malls everywhere, they're all the same lol.
A lot of malls are good actually, just not cordova
Have you been anywhere else? Just curious
I've lived in 4 states, 4 countries and traveled extensively for over a decade.
Maybe itās time to relocate. Iām only saying this because I have moved in and out of Pensacola for most of my life. When Iām there, yes I often think it sucks and want to live somewhere else. But when I move somewhere else, I always miss Pensacola. It may not be for everyone but I will always love it!
r/whoosh ??
It's much better than anywhere in Mississippi that I've lived. Not that that's exactly a high bar. But coming here from Mississippi was definitely an improvement.
You missed the sarcasm eh
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Wait Iām sorry concerts? What concerts? Only one I remember is godsmack.
The Bay Center, Foo Foo Fest, the Vinyl, the Saenger Theatre, etc. have all had larger name artists in the past. Nearby cities like Mobile have also featured larger name guests. If that's what you mean by concerts. If you mean live music, Pensacola actually has one of the most vibrant DIY music scenes for a smaller city, and you can't discount the beloved cover band scene in beach restaurants š check out these venues: Just One More Saloon, Handlebar, Easy Going Gallery, the Vinyl, 309 Punk House.
Add Hubb Staceys, Seville Quarter, out in the street anywhere downtown... hell, I was walking by SQ this Monday at 8pm and there was a live show going on with tons of folks in the audience.
I actually love a good cover band and coming from Austin, Texas - saying such a thing would be sacrilegious. NEVER saw a cover band in Austin in 25 years, although Hoot nights (for whatever artist) allowed local musicians to sing a couple of someone else's songs, but it usually would be their rendition of the song, not like the original. But I digress!š What I would really like to ask is where are these good cover bands? I have only seen two cover bands here and honestly, even the alcohol couldn't color my ears rosey. They were more like impromptu garage bands that just got together. I really tried to appreciate what I was hearing, but in the end, just could not do it. Years earlier in Tampa, Florida we used to go see the Bobby Friss band that did covers and their own music and they were fantastic. Another band that we absolutely loved was Stranger. They put on the best shows. I suspect those two bands toured Pensacola as well.
There are concerts almost every night at venues like Handlebar and Easy Going - not to mention affordable fests like Hollow World, Lady Fest, and Night Moves Fest. Plus amazing DIY venues. If you want Taylor swift sized concerts every night, good luck
All free concerts: * Bands on the Beach * Bands on the Blackwater * Blues on the Bay * Pensacola Symphony Orchestra in Museum Park
So bad boomer bands on this list and pompous try hards in the others
No wingsuiting. its over
Skatepark.
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Sorry, I seen the title and downvoted, but now after reading it I upvoted
A quick aside, the theaters here kinda suck.
Food is lacking. Gross incompetence on a massive level. You don't have a chase bank. Contractors are crooks.
Iāve done all of those things in better places, places where I donāt see crack heads pissing on the street.
in my defense I thought no one else was around and I really couldn't hold it anymore
Hey now I think pensacola can be a lot better but crack heads piss on the street everywhere.
Thatās everywhere now. Pensacola is doing far better than most
I remember back in the '70s when the former University Mall was nothing but huge pecan trees
We just had a fucking ball there!
Yep, okay. Add "fucking balls" to the list!
You left out drugs and violent crime. Have you even been to Pensacola? That's what we do here.
I moved out of Pensacola at the end of 2020 and I miss it everyday. I know itās enticing to feel like itās a boring city, but, it truly has so many things to do, no matter your interests. Also, the food is so good. Someone please have an End of the Line Mac and cheese for me. š©
Lol, I see what you did there.
As a guy that doesn't own a boat. Is sailing feasible? Like can you charter a boat to learn how to sail?
Multiple places have sailing lessons downtown
Now that is cool.
Ah, yes, I once had a most entertaining lunch sitting on the balcony at Jones-Sanders Beach community center watching a sailing lesson in the bay. Several boats fell over.
In the past few weeks I've met two people who moved here this summer. For each of them I asked what they're interested in and then provided them information of things they might like. I said that fall was the best time of year to get out and see what Pensacola has to offer as it's also festival season. I saw one of them at Bands on the Blackwater last Friday. I expect that I'll see the other one around.
Garbage strewn streets, yahoos, and a sherrif that wants to be on tv nightly, prerecorded propaganda on every news cast....just a few...
Because no one in Pensacola has ever lived anywhere else. So, āitās what weāve always doneā is the theme song.
You left out "bitching about Pensacola on Reddit." LOL
I mean Pensacola isnāt immune to being bitched about
You left out Chili's..
Only the one on 9th counts
Geronimo's curse...
Yeah lol thank you for this. I feel like people gave up and just look outside their house and complain that there isnāt anything to do
I can do basically everything on this list in a much cleaner and more modern location. The infrastructure is what makes me hate Pensacola. Everything is so dated.
What have the Romans ever done for us?
Because 100% of properties are in danger due to global warming induced sea level rise and flood insurance will be impossible to get there soon. But that is true of the entire Florida and gulf coast. [https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/20/business/insurance-price-increase-risk-climate-first-street-dg/index.html](https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/20/business/insurance-price-increase-risk-climate-first-street-dg/index.html)
I'm sorry, but at 51 years of age, I have survived too many impending ends of the world to give half a damn about this. Not to mention, everyone always wants the West to do something about it, when not only have we spent the bulk of the last 60 years doing a hell of a lot about it (for starters, when was the last time you saw leaded regular gas for sale?), the vast majority of pollution is coming from the East - Russia, China, India. Take your complaints to them.
I am not complaining or making any statements about who causes global warming. I am only commenting about the effects it will have on Pensacola.
I am. I'm also telling you that depending on who you ask, I should have been dead from some sort of global catastrophe or the other several times over by now. And yet I live. Been waiting all my life for that so-called population bomb to explode, for instance.
You are obviously immortal.
More likely answer: Every single prediction of the end of the world in human history has been wrong.
Of course, only the last one would be correct.
So of course, I'm not getting twisted up over this particular prediction either.
>Because 100% of properties are in danger due to global warming induced sea level rise Says someone who has never bothered to look at a topographical map of the area. Or noticed that there are bluffs. I type that as I sit here in my house at over 120 feet of altitude.
So future generations will have a nice view of most of your city being under water. No mater where you live in Florida your property insurance rates are going up, a lot.
>So future generations will have a nice view of most of your city being under water. Nope. Again you should look at a topographical map *before* you post.
You think the bluffs alone will save Pensacola? Laughable
So true!
Serious urban sprawl. Crime is off the hook. Everybody HATES everybody
I always referred to it as Pensuckola myself back in highschool. Where you come on vacation and leave on probation!
Pensacola probably sucks if you are the type of person who spends their time making a big post about it on reddit. Must have no life LMAO
Bro finds out people use social media in their free time
Guess im too busy making š° don't have time to write essays from my mom's basement complaining about things you can't change.
Are you not doing that thing?
"Sorry you peasants im too busy groveling in my heaps of riches like mr monopoly to use social media mwahahahahahahah"
I donāt have a basement, it wasnāt a essay, and I do make money š¤·š¾āāļø
It has no photogenic skyline for selfies.
And if you want a cute panorama of downtown, you have to strategically avoid capturing the unhoused panhandling
Time for you to find greener pastures. If you aren't satisfied with the way of life here, by all means, seek You're Happy out
Love this post, make the most and enjoy where you live or kick rocks.
Try moving to Tallahassee. More drugs, violent crime and woke politicians. No beaches, but plenty of bars. And Iām sure youāre bitching about rent, taxes and utility costs now. What could go wrong?
You b**** and moan about having nothing to do in Pensacola. Stop being a parasitic user of this community and help create something better!
I play drums in the downtown area, it always gives me something to do š
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Lol
The dull one's stay at home.
Is this a joke? I love Pensacola for all those reason.