Wheels
Down in Funky Town: an Exclusive Hollywood Entertainment Report by: Will
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Entertainment Report |
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Published: July
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| Wheels Down in Funky Town: |
| an Exclusive Hollywood Entertainment Report |
| Published: Tuesday, July 10th, 2007 |
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| ...to, well you know those things that shall forever remain in LA
undisclosed and unsaid (or maybe fifty years from now when I write a book about my life)
but actually there were not many, if any, bad things that happened. I avoided South
Central, Compton, and Inglewood so needless to say I did not get shot at while briefly on
cloud nine. |
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No but really, Rodeo Drive, West Hollywood, Studio City, The Grove/Farmers Market, Beverly
Hills, Bel-Air, Hollywood, Laurel Canyon, San Fernando Valley, NBC Universal Studios and
you know that I must mention the Pacific Ocean beach and shoreline … etc., etc. etc.
Next time I will try to report on Magic Mountain as well, but there was just not enough
time (or money) in my travel plans to get to the mountain but there was plenty to
experience and report on nonetheless, now on to the business of experiencing Funky Town.
This is a story about LA Heaven! |
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| People/Culture & Attitudes |
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The people I met were for the most part, |
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| ALL NICE! I rented a car when I landed at LAX, which was at about 1:30
a.m. (west coast time) and only used a map once to find a hotel. All other of my travels
were reached by yelling out the window, and asking nice and friendly Californians out on
the street or at gas stations where to find this or that. Several strangers who I ran into
even offered to take me on a tour of the area. Now can you believe that? That seldom or
rarely ever happens here in good ole Arkansas. But we are nice here too just not to the
point of offering total strangers personal tours of our great area. |
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Before I traveled out to LA everyone was telling me that the people were mean, fake and
did not care (I was thinking that I really just might fit in then – lol just
kidding). To the contrary everyone I ran into was extremely nice, helpful and warmhearted.
At least those were my experiences (or how they came off), assuming they were |
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| not helping me just to see what I would do for them in return (and I did
not do anything for any of them in return so there were no favors granted, well at least
not yet). I did run into several people in the business (SEVERAL meaning lots in fact) who
were all eager to hand me their business card, demo tape, email address, cell phone
number, etc., and tell me what they did and ask me what I did or why was I out in LA, and
to give ... |
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