So ashamed....

[Doc Bernard]

I succumbed to peer pressure and joined IATSE 695.......and a week later I am headed to ATL permanently to form a division of my day film
job there.......bye bye LA

 

[David W. Richardson]

Look on the bright side -- you won't be far from ME.

Or some other bright side...

 

[Mark Williams]

Welcome to ATL. You will like everything except the traffic.

 

[David W. Richardson]

Oh wait....I forgot to add something....

SELLOUT!

Welcome to the Right Coast.

 

[robmneilson]

May you march through Atlanta like Sherman!

 

[Alex H.]

May you march through Atlanta like Sherman!

Welcome to the South, Doc! Implrtant note: Atlanta has been under construction non-stop since the above-mentioned event. This has extended (and increased in magnitude) to the Interstate system.

 

[mcbob]

He lived in LA. I don't think traffic anywhere else will bother him.

 

[Mark Williams]

The trick in ATL is to live near where you work.

 

[ZazaCast]

Congrats! I've had a blast in ATL the few times I've been there...it all started with a drink in the hotel bar, next thing I knew I was having dinner at The Cheetah Lounge. After MANY more drinks, a couple of the women with us were dancing on the stage and we got thrown out...the rest of the night is just a blurrrrrrr...... too much fun! Enjoy.

 

[David W. Richardson]

He lived in LA. I don't think traffic anywhere else will bother him.

I lived in L.A. for a short time too. I once saw 5 lanes of traffic come to a complete halt because a man on the other side of the highway was changing a tire. Even so, ATL traffic is far worse on a regular basis, due to the neverending construction.

 

[j1clark@ucsd.edu]

He lived in LA. I don't think traffic anywhere else will bother him.

Yeah, but with every street named Peachtree something or another, it makes for difficult directions...

 

[Doc Bernard]

LOL, that's funny guys.

Yeah the traffic is about as frustrating as in LA. Living in the countryside right now.






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