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Originally Posted by dP3NGU1N While Dallas is by no means a small city the population just doesn't compare to New York. If you look at population density, NYC (not including
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The irony of this is the NAIAS is in a city where most people commute by bus,train and taxi. 90 minutes from Arlington Tx goes a long way... You pulled the city of Dallas population vs. the whole metroplex. We have events and such that run three 3 different was. By city By county and tri-county. I see a NAIAS event that can serve as a tri-county benefit. Dallas-Tarrant-Denton. We can use Cowboy stadium and it would serve all of the above... Dallas country would Serve Dallas, mesquite, Garland, Cockrell Hill going up toward Richardson and down to grand prairie, lewisville. Tarrant would serve. Arlington, Mansfield, Euless, Bedford, Hurst,Keller Sothlake etc... Then Denton county. Aka the sticks. Actually it would serve Ellis county as well like 6 flags. lol We'd be serving over 4 million fans here in the metroplex. Also, the realtime population of NYC is closer to 11 million. We are a safe-haven city for the undocumented. that means we don't hunt/deport illegals unless they've been arrested for a crime.
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