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Mercedes will take good care of you at Las Americas. Probably the cleanest restaurant in town - either location. I doubt anyone who rides the bus or a bike to dinner will be eating at any of these places. Check out Noodles and Crawfish on Phoenix Ave. (Vietnamese & Cajun)

Love to hear about our great city! Thanks for the video.

Your list is too artsy fartsy. Benson's is better than the booger on a half shell. Calico country is awesome. Eunice is pretty Damned good.

How in the world can a person having a heart attack ride their bike to the hospital? Or a person out of town needing the ER.

Thank you for sharing we will have to try some of the ones you mentioned that we have not been too

I expected Doe's eat place to be here, guess I haven't ventured far enough in the fort smith restaurant scene

El super Taco Ed Walker's there's a few Mexican places on that road I don't know the name of the street that in between super Taco and Ed Walker

Arkansas and Oklahoma are not landlocked is called the Arkansas River it goes to the Gulf of Mexico we have seaports do your research do better

Sorry, Nara Chicken is awful. Also, while I recognize that three girls has a good reputation and deservedly so, if you're going to put that type of food on your list, the obvious candidate would be Pho Vietnam, which not only has a larger menu, but the chef is top-notch and her presentation is off the charts good. The food is the best in town in this category, and includes French influences, because, duh! Vietnam, which was once a French protectorate.

Patrick’s is trash. Just gotta put that out there. And half of your honorable mentions are just as bad as Patrick’s. Not that I would take the advice of some bikeboi anyway.

Though I appreciate the knowledge share, I do have a couple of issues to call out. See below: 1. You have 0 Vietnamese restaurants - Pho Vietnam is a gem, and there are various other great Vietnamese spots that you missed in a city that is largely highlighted by its Vietnamese offerings 2. Patrick's is a local chain that spawned out of a spot in Russellville

Ah a list that's almost completely useless to me. Let's just say it's a good thing the local crusine is not one of the reasons why i moved here. It's atleast nice to know what the dining atmosphere is.

The motion to adopt Move Fort Smith new master transit plan was tabled according to 5 news. It would replace the existing trails and greenway master plan.

Hah, we don't even have a bike rack at Bike Rack Brewing Company on B street. How do we expect to turn b street into this cycling utopia? This plan is delusional.

Thank you for covering this. You did an excellent job of clarifying the difference between cyclists and multiuse trail users

You can hear mentioned the sustainable buzz words all throughout this video. But other buzz words to listen for are: Best Management Practices Active transportation (getting around without a car) Walkable Public-Private Partnerships Stakeholder Quality of Life Equity Strong Cities Environment Consensus Social Justice Protect Regional Traffic Calming Complete Streets Affordable Housing... just to name a few.

You actually see the maintance staff on the Razorback Greenway all the time in Fayetteville. I agree that they have this figured out.

A city in NWA not having a separated bike path to WalMart can only be from a failure to ask the Walton Foundation for the funds.

This is awesome. Let's go Fort Smith!

Really good video!

Love the video. Personally I hope that we can improve bicycle infrastructure in the way you outlined but I am very skeptical about the willingness of certain groups to join you in advocating for these projects. However, I am all aboard! We need better infrastructure that doesn’t prioritize stroads and motor vehicles!

No thank you!!

Water bills are cool. No hate. BUT. New proposed active transportation network just dropped! Can’t wait to see your thoughts. Looks like an alleyway on the backside of my property will get some TLC, which is pretty sweet. Also looking forward to a non-suicidal way to walk down Hendricks.

The issue isn't the water rate increase, it's that the old leadership took tax money to fix the sewer issues that the federal government said to fix or be fined and then they sqandered the money and didn't fix the issues and now we are paying off a federal fine over issues we already paid to be fixed. That's why people are angry.

A bunch of people forced to be together against their will, with one member of the party trying to save the day from the authoritarian mastermind of the event. Sounds like christmas to me.

No, you're wrong.

I feel it’s more of a Christmas tradition to watch it. Which kinda communally makes it a Christmas movie.

I completely agree 💯

Toootttallly a christmas movie.

If Die Hard isn't a Christmas movie, then Violent Night isn't a Christmas movie, and you hate Santa. What a sad existence you live. If there's no Company Christmas party, there's no John McLane, and no movie, because he's got a stack of dirtbags to put away in New York. See why you hate Santa?

We can debate whether it's a Christmas movie or not all day long. However no one could possibly deny that it's the best action film ever made, and that's what truly matters.

So, "The Lion in Winter"(1968) Christmas movie or no?

You might just be the most unlikeable youtuber I've come across. Insulting viewers who disagree with you, insulting their intelligence, getting hateful with commenters. At this rate, your channel will never blow up and I hope it doesn't. We need more good and honest youtubers. We already have enough pricks to last a lifetime. Definitely giving you a thumbs down for the algorithm. I hope you learn from this and become better.

Sounds like someone is lacking in Christmas spirit.

I mean I have heard multiple different people consider Edward Scissorhands and Batman Returns to be Christmas movies. I also personally consider Gremlins to be a Christmas movie. Then again I have my own personal I don't consider it a Christmas movie even though others say it is. Its a Wonderful Life. It has a scene that is related to Christmas rest of the film is neither set nor related to Christmas. Then again I just don't like Its a Wonderful Life as a movie to begin with.

I watch this movie every Christmas, so for me, and many other people, it's a Christmas movie.

I mean that heist really brought John and Holly together. That’s kind of Christmas right? Togetherness and family?

Yes, they're all christmas movies, every last one of them

Whatever dude... just look me in the eye and tell me you wouldn't make it to your nephew's Die Hard Christmas Play complete with Die-Hard Carols. Don't even bother lying. You'd go.

Umm, wanted to be on board with this, but debunking the numerous things that make it a Christmas movie just highlights how much of a Christmas movie it is. If it was one or two things that make it a Christmas movie, one could argue against them, but when there are TONS of things that need to be explained away, the tide can’t be argued back.

Yaye, Christmas movie review 😁

Someone's angry... Good video, man! Concise and straight to the point. Keep it up!

You make some fair points but where this argument against Die Hard being a bona fide Christmas movie falls flat for me is in the claim that it doesn't display any themes related to Christmas movies such as redemption, generosity, selflessness, sacrifice or community. I and ChatGPT can certainly think of examples showcasing these values in the movie: # Redemption **John McClane’s Redemption:** - John McClane, the protagonist, is initially estranged from his wife, Holly. Throughout the movie, his efforts to save her and the other hostages allow him to redeem himself in her eyes and rebuild their fractured relationship. His bravery and determination demonstrate his commitment to family and love, common themes in Christmas stories. # Generosity **Al Powell’s Support:** - Al Powell, the LAPD officer who assists McClane from the outside, exhibits generosity by offering unwavering support to McClane. Despite being a stranger, Powell goes above and beyond to help McClane, even risking his own safety. **McClane’s Aid to Hostages:** - McClane's actions to save the hostages can also be seen as an act of generosity. He puts his own life on the line repeatedly to ensure the safety of people he doesn't know, showcasing the selfless giving spirit often associated with Christmas. # Selflessness **McClane’s Heroism:** - McClane’s entire mission is driven by selflessness. He endures physical pain and personal danger to save others. His willingness to face overwhelming odds without regard for his own safety exemplifies the selflessness that is celebrated during the Christmas season. **Holly’s Strength:** - Holly Gennaro McClane shows selflessness by trying to keep the hostages calm and safe under dire circumstances. Her leadership and bravery help maintain some order and hope among the hostages. # Sacrifice **McClane’s Physical Sacrifice:** - McClane’s physical sacrifices are evident throughout the film. He endures numerous injuries, from walking barefoot over broken glass to enduring multiple fights with heavily armed terrorists. His willingness to sacrifice his own well-being for the safety of others mirrors the sacrificial spirit of many Christmas tales. **Hans Gruber’s Downfall:** - Although not a positive example, the sacrifices made by the villains inadvertently highlight the heroism of McClane. Hans Gruber and his team sacrifice their lives for greed, contrasting sharply with McClane’s altruistic sacrifices, further emphasizing the movie’s moral undertone. # Community **The Bond Between McClane and Powell:** - The relationship that develops between McClane and Powell underscores the importance of community. Their teamwork and mutual trust are vital to overcoming the crisis. This bond mirrors the communal spirit often highlighted in Christmas movies, where individuals come together to overcome adversity. **Hostages’ Unity:** - The hostages, despite their fear, come together in solidarity. Their collective patience and mutual support during the crisis reflect the communal and supportive atmosphere that is central to the Christmas season. By weaving these values into its action-packed narrative, "Die Hard" aligns with the themes of many Christmas stories, reinforcing the idea that it is, indeed, a Christmas movie at its core.

Rolando's and The Green Papaya should be on the list

Roads here in the u.s be like Posted speed limit: 40km,25mi Natural speed limit: 80km,50mi

Nice!

Thank you for your list! It's close to but not exactly like mine would be. But that's the beauty of a variety of cuisines, right? I look forward to first-time trying one of your favorites and giving another of them one more chance.

Poor land use is a real problem. In northwest Arkansas, a lot of the land is rocky hills. Still, the best use planners can come up with for flat arable land is a Walmart parking lot.

Yup on the country back roads of SC it's 55 but usually go 70 instead