(Reposting Jack Neely's entry after fixing a few technical difficulties:)
When the Vols are playing in town, Knoxvillians live like people live in big cities. They pay $30 a day for a parking space, like you do in New York. Actually, you can usually park cheaper than that in Manhattan.
They buy things from street vendors.
And they're much more likely to walk long distances on sidewalks. They don't jaywalk, because there are cops on every corner.
And on Gameday, some Knoxvillians even use public transportation, like they do in the Big City. It's good to know that, given sufficient motive, Knoxvillians are adaptable.
When the Vols are playing in town, Knoxvillians live like people live in big cities. They pay $30 a day for a parking space, like you do in New York. Actually, you can usually park cheaper than that in Manhattan.
They buy things from street vendors.
And they're much more likely to walk long distances on sidewalks. They don't jaywalk, because there are cops on every corner.
And on Gameday, some Knoxvillians even use public transportation, like they do in the Big City. It's good to know that, given sufficient motive, Knoxvillians are adaptable.
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