Tonight, this promo clip from Cisco features City Manager Troy Schulte talking up Kansas City tech partnership and entrepreneurial efforts.
There's also some other broad espousing tech hype in the video but she already skipped town with her pot smoker husband for a better deal in Cali . . .
Take a look at a very optimistic guide to upcoming Kansas City tech initiatives including local taxpayer cash for the proposed Downtown convention hotel . . .
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Will the new biz start blogs or just use twitter so they can rule the world? These are the questions you need to ask TKC! Social media is the key to global domination, just ask the Zuck!
ReplyDeleteThe Adventures of Sly's Kansas City Taxpayers. "Persons attempting to find a motive in this narrative will be prosecuted; persons attempting to find a moral in it will be banished; persons attempting to find a plot in it will be shot."
ReplyDeleteCity Manager Troy Schulte talking up Kansas City tech partnership and entrepreneurial efforts.
ReplyDeleteROFLMAO!
Thanks to the rise of social media, so called progressive colleges, and the Internet, it’s pretty much impossible for millennials, hispters, and yuccies to escape the fact that they are privileged a-holes ruining the world, despite their sporadic best efforts to do good.
ReplyDeleteWhat a joke that they spend MY time and money on this kind of crap rather than working on all of the problems with the streets and no street lights in my neighborhood right now.
ReplyDeletePublic/private partnerships. I love central planning!
ReplyDeletePublic/private partnerships=corporate socialism=Fascism=Nazism=Loss of individual thought= Loss of Liberty
ReplyDeleteKC The Tech Mecca is nothing but smoke, mirrors and bullshit. More and more people are finally figuring this out.
ReplyDeleteWhy would anyone start a business in KCMO? It takes weeks to get the proper licensing from the incompetent Finance Division, then you get hounded with tax due notices, pay the E-tax, deal with out of control crime and lousy city services.
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