June 4, 201412 yr And you do in Cincinnati? If so, you're the first person I've ever heard say that. Depends on what part of Cincinnati...
June 4, 201412 yr I lived on Wallace Avenue. Pretty darned nice. And I disagree with Covington being worse. I regularly walked through all of Covington's neighborhoods. Never felt unsafe like I do in some Cincy neighborhoods. Small world. I lived in Wallace Woods for a time as well. After having my house broken into a few times and my truck, I decided to move.
June 4, 201412 yr Could be, but are you going to sell more in a city already deemed safe or one that isn't safe... I guess it depends. Are you going to tell me (a perspective customer) that people are still getting robbed/killed in places that already have your security system available? Or are you going to say that it's a safe city, because of the number of people who have your system?
June 4, 201412 yr I guess it depends. Are you going to tell me (a perspective customer) that people are still getting robbed/killed in places that already have your security system available? Or are you going to say that it's a safe city, because of the number of people who have your system? I'm going to say "you don't live in one of the 50 safest cities and you need the added security"...as for my customers in the unsafe cities they ain't getting robbed and if more had my system this city would be safe as well...
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June 4, 201412 yr I grew up in NoKy. I didn't arrive at that opinion without experience. When I lived in Covington' date=' I looked for ways to avoid crossing the river.[/quote'] When did you leave NKY?
June 4, 201412 yr When did you leave NKY? And, does it coincide with a number of these communities now being considered "safe"? :lol2:
June 4, 201412 yr And, does it coincide with a number of these communities now being considered "safe"? :lol2: OM! You ruined it! LOL! Lets say he said 1996. I was going to say "I think it was 1997, coincidence?" LOL
June 4, 201412 yr OM! You ruined it! LOL! Lets say he said 1996. I was going to say "I think it was 1997, coincidence?" LOL Hey, when they're tee'd up...you gotta take a swing!
June 4, 201412 yr When did you leave NKY? And, does it coincide with a number of these communities now being considered "safe"? :lol2: OM! You ruined it! LOL! Lets say he said 1996. I was going to say "I think it was 1997, coincidence?" LOL ^ Go on CincySportsFan, I'll let you take it, lol. OK, that completely flew over my head the first time … well done. :lol:
June 5, 201412 yr OK' date=' that completely flew over my head the first time … well done. :lol:[/quote'] High five CincySportsFan! LOL!
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