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[kphoger]

But I still am asking my question about the Bradley Crumbl and Nothing Bundt

Then you should stop.

[1995hoo]

why are you have a thing for flatness

Serious answer time:  This is a whole forum history inside joke that you're apparently not privy to.

Which I find somewhat amusing that the guy who wants to "revive old threads" isn't aware of it.

Not that one but I might revive an old thread tonight.

In general, unless you got something substantial to add you probably ought to refrain from that.

Yes I do, like Friday another very very hot take.

I can assure, your hot take opinions are doing far more to "annoy the masses" versus being something actually "substantial." 

Man. Go to the forum's home screen and look at the "Recent Posts" portion.

I can think of a couple of forum members who may go into meltdown seeing that. I won't name names, but the one that immediately comes to mind is probably obvious anyway because of how that sort of list breaks "routine."

[Max Rockatansky]

why are you have a thing for flatness

Serious answer time:  This is a whole forum history inside joke that you're apparently not privy to.

Which I find somewhat amusing that the guy who wants to "revive old threads" isn't aware of it.

Not that one but I might revive an old thread tonight.

In general, unless you got something substantial to add you probably ought to refrain from that.

Yes I do, like Friday another very very hot take.

I can assure, your hot take opinions are doing far more to "annoy the masses" versus being something actually "substantial." 

Man. Go to the forum's home screen and look at the "Recent Posts" portion.

I can think of a couple of forum members who may go into meltdown seeing that. I won't name names, but the one that immediately comes to mind is probably obvious anyway because of how that sort of list breaks "routine."

Ah, a strong counter argument for why reviving long dead threads has just stated.  Well played sir.

But seriously, we had a really bad an example on Pacific Southwest recently of why dead thread revivals shouldn't be done "just because."   

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

Going on hiatus

[TheHighwayMan3561]

Going on hiatus

Not to be the jerk piling on, but...

What's not allowed:

Opening a thread announcing that you're leaving.

Which I guess you didn't open a thread, but still.

[kphoger]

Going on hiatus

Not to be the jerk piling on, but...

What's not allowed:

Opening a thread announcing that you're leaving.

Which I guess you didn't open a thread, but still.

Not to be the jerk piling on, but...

What's not allowed:

• Posting in a topic that someone broke such-and-such rule. This isn't necessary. Please use the "report a post" feature.

Now it's your turn.

[Max Rockatansky]

Going on hiatus

Probably for the best.

[TheHighwayMan3561]

Now it's your turn.

Sure. You're breaking a rule by commenting on my breaking a rule, for my commenting on breaking a rule. 

[1995hoo]

Going on hiatus

That's a hot part of the country to visit at this time of year.

[kphoger]

- Which U.S. state has the lowest population per capita?

[JayhawkCO]

- Which U.S. state has the lowest population per capita?

Is it Nebraska?

[kphoger]

- Which U.S. state has the lowest population per capita?

Hmmmm...

Well, Hawaii throws off the data, because its mean center of population is in the middle of the ocean.  But, otherwise, the answer appears to be Delaware.

[dlsterner]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Bradley IL also isn't rated high enough by Wallethub.

[Molandfreak]

Going on hiatus

You just keep pushing these questions nobody else cares about and expecting an honest answer out of people who don't care.

Here's a starting point: research any publicly-available information about Crumbl or Nothing Bundt Cakes and their marketing campaigns. Then go into ArcGIS Online and build a web app to determine if the area's demographics align well with their marketing strategies. If they do, go ahead and give them a call detailing the information you've found.

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

Going on hiatus

You just keep pushing these questions nobody else cares about and expecting an honest answer out of people who don't care.

Here's a starting point: research any publicly-available information about Crumbl or Nothing Bundt Cakes and their marketing campaigns. Then go into ArcGIS Online and build a web app to determine if the area's demographics align well with their marketing strategies. If they do, go ahead and give them a call detailing the information you've found.

I'm sorry I took my anger out on the forum, while I do live in a college town, I am tired of the suburbanization of Bradley, as we also have a new Bricks & Minifigs, we also have coming to town Dutch Bros., 7 Brews, and Scooters Coffee. (which are pretty much brands you find only in suburbs along with Crumbl and Nothing Bundt Cakes, we also have many great local coffee shops, and we are NOT a suburb) (if a Dave's Hot Chicken comes here I would know we are defiantly being suburbanized).

[Max Rockatansky]

Is Bradley, IL too small for a Crumbl Cookies, or a Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Too flat.

Bradley IL also isn't rated high enough by Wallethub.

This guy gets it.  This is how you do things the Illinois way.

[Max Rockatansky]

Going on hiatus

You just keep pushing these questions nobody else cares about and expecting an honest answer out of people who don't care.

Here's a starting point: research any publicly-available information about Crumbl or Nothing Bundt Cakes and their marketing campaigns. Then go into ArcGIS Online and build a web app to determine if the area's demographics align well with their marketing strategies. If they do, go ahead and give them a call detailing the information you've found.

I'm sorry I took my anger out on the forum, while I do live in a college town, I am tired of the suburbanization of Bradley, as we also have a new Bricks & Minifigs, we also have coming to town Dutch Bros., 7 Brews, and Scooters Coffee. (which are pretty much brands you find only in suburbs along with Crumbl and Nothing Bundt Cakes, we also have many great local coffee shops, and we are NOT a suburb) (if a Dave's Hot Chicken comes here I would know we are defiantly being suburbanized).

Are you planning on moving somewhere that isn't "suburbanized?"  If so, you won't find what you are looking for in most of Illinois.

[kphoger]

I am tired of the suburbanization of Bradley

So...... you don't want Crumbl or Nothing Bundt Cakes?

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

Going on hiatus

You just keep pushing these questions nobody else cares about and expecting an honest answer out of people who don't care.

Here's a starting point: research any publicly-available information about Crumbl or Nothing Bundt Cakes and their marketing campaigns. Then go into ArcGIS Online and build a web app to determine if the area's demographics align well with their marketing strategies. If they do, go ahead and give them a call detailing the information you've found.

I'm sorry I took my anger out on the forum, while I do live in a college town, I am tired of the suburbanization of Bradley, as we also have a new Bricks & Minifigs, we also have coming to town Dutch Bros., 7 Brews, and Scooters Coffee. (which are pretty much brands you find only in suburbs along with Crumbl and Nothing Bundt Cakes, we also have many great local coffee shops, and we are NOT a suburb) (if a Dave's Hot Chicken comes here I would know we are defiantly being suburbanized).

Are you planning on moving somewhere that isn't "suburbanized?"  If so, you won't find what you are looking for in most of Illinois.

I have no plan of leaving Illinois.

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

I am tired of the suburbanization of Bradley

So...... you don't want Crumbl or Nothing Bundt Cakes?

I like both brands, but they need not be in Bradley. I'm fine with them being in Mokena or Orland where they belong, as those are suburban.

[kphoger]

Are you planning on moving somewhere that isn't "suburbanized?"  If so, you won't find what you are looking for in most of Illinois.

Oh, there are plenty of non-suburbanized places in Illinois.  Maybe he should move to Zeigler, Iuka, Addieville, or Beecher City.  No big chain soccer mom coffee shops in those towns!

[kphoger]

I like both brands, but they need not be in Bradley. I'm fine with them being in Mokena or Orland where they belong, as those are suburban.

So...... you're not frustrated that Bradely doesn't have them?  Then why the heck did you ask your question in the first place?

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

I like both brands, but they need not be in Bradley. I'm fine with them being in Mokena or Orland where they belong, as those are suburban.

So...... you're not frustrated that Bradely doesn't have them?  Then why the heck did you ask your question in the first place?

I like both brands, but I'm mad at Bradley for having all those brands.

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

Are you planning on moving somewhere that isn't "suburbanized?"  If so, you won't find what you are looking for in most of Illinois.

Oh, there are plenty of non-suburbanized places in Illinois.  Maybe he should move to Zeigler, Iuka, Addieville, or Beecher City.  No big chain soccer mom coffee shops in those towns!

I can't, there is no public transit in those towns.

[I-57/Route 66 Fan]

Going on hiatus

You just keep pushing these questions nobody else cares about and expecting an honest answer out of people who don't care.

Here's a starting point: research any publicly-available information about Crumbl or Nothing Bundt Cakes and their marketing campaigns. Then go into ArcGIS Online and build a web app to determine if the area's demographics align well with their marketing strategies. If they do, go ahead and give them a call detailing the information you've found.

I'm sorry I took my anger out on the forum, while I do live in a college town, I am tired of the suburbanization of Bradley, as we also have a new Bricks & Minifigs, we also have coming to town Dutch Bros., 7 Brews, and Scooters Coffee. (which are pretty much brands you find only in suburbs along with Crumbl and Nothing Bundt Cakes, we also have many great local coffee shops, and we are NOT a suburb) (if a Dave's Hot Chicken comes here I would know we are defiantly being suburbanized).

Are you planning on moving somewhere that isn't "suburbanized?"  If so, you won't find what you are looking for in most of Illinois.

I have no problems with suburbs, but Bradley never has been never will be a suburb no matter how hard they try.