Spent a few weeks in Busan, right on the beach. It was amazing!

Oh no, as a bus and train commuter for 15 years now, the younger folk have no problem not using the smaller devices with their handheld devices and irritating everyone.

Time to say goodbye.

So would Ray Parker Jr. also be the city’s mascot then? Or are city mascots only a Japanese thing?

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Was definitely emotionally invested in that evil guy getting his comeuppance.

West Palm started doing something like this near the waterfront. The benches had bars added so people couldn’t sleep, and there is a park where they started playing music

The bridge to go to palm beach island (which is just outside of the downtown waterfront) has 9-10 cameras. Whenever the homeless people cross the bridge, the Palm Beach police pick them up, drive them back to the mainland (West Palm) so that they’re out of their jurisdiction, and so that the island locals don’t complain

Nickleback?

The way the title says “City Selects” and not “Busan Selects” almost had me wondering if Daegu or somewhere changed their slogan to “Busan is good”.

Should have gone with the Ghostbusters classic

Busan makes me feel good

Really hope they're playing 'Time to Say Goodbye'

Wish there were places in the US that actually helped homeless in a way that doesn’t enable them

Their speakers go to 11

It's the TR-3B

“How can I make this post about my hate for Trump”

If the goal is to annoy people I think Reddit can come up with a lot of music ideas that are worse than opera music.

Can't wait for the day governments show case their latest holoprojection technology of UFOs flying around. What a world wide phenomenon it'll be.

Depends on the city too. In NYC/SF you have the people that open doors and demand you pay them for doing so. I can see how that can intimidate some people

According to article it's played 24/7 and loud enough to violate city noise ordinances, especially at night.

Good. F em.

I know a mall owner who played loud country music at their urban/suburban centers in an effort to drive young black kids away.

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Home of the “Very Good Construction Company,.”

It's funny because the two official definitions / etymology of the term field work has 100% nothing to do with slavery. They were coined in the 17th & 18th centuries. Are the descendants of serfs and European peasants offended too? Lol

>According to Austin’s Code of Ordinance of amplified sound, a business may not operate equipment that produces a sound louder than 85 decibels, equivalent to that of a food blender, from the property line between the hours of 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. And from 2 a.m. to 10 a.m., the sound should not be audible at the property line, according to the same code. 

>One KXAN viewer who lives in an apartment building opposite the building contacted us, saying he could also hear the opera music playing throughout the night.

I think that the violations won't stop until substantial fines are applied..