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There is definitely something to be said about people's absolute thrill of experiencing something new, however thrilling it may or may not be. Working at the STL Zoo, I have witnessed our two latest attractions (The new sea lion habitat a couple years back and the polar bear exhibit last summer) accumulate absurd wait times when they were first opened to the public. People will wait over an hour to see our polar bear, whether he is swimming or unfortunately sleeping. Basically what I'm saying is wait times will die down once the majority has experienced something, it's almost a universal concept, you can't fix people's desire to try something new. You don't always get what you want right away but that doesn't stop people from coming back.

While this might be a decent visual experience, I haven't seen anything about the audio experience. I worry that something that has the possibility to be successful will be ruined or just simply not fulfilled when you're just watching a screen without sound or even poor sound. Can this phone be loud enough to produce over Ninja itself? Watching a movie without sound isn't very exciting..

Hmmmmm....what in this photo could be so obvious that I spent 30 minutes looking at it and couldn't concur anything. We all know HWFan is in the market for new St Louis Homes so it couldn't possibly have anything to do with this random extra tab.

Also came across this recently posted video on youtube of someone's father's photography collection all around St. Louis in 1972, great stuff. This was my personal fave, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MrIlixPPdA

Really, no train ride this year?