[pauld315]

Originally Posted by Gpsma

Entertainment in the Town Squares is a big selling point for the villages? Really..maybe to the Disco Dannys and Disco Sallies who want to relive their youth with third rate bands.

Three Town Squares..generally always busy. But with a population now of probably 120,000..they only attract those who want to drink and think they dance like Saturday Night Fever.

Most people who have lived here a while could care less about the town squares unless they are there to dine.

I agree. Spanish Springs Square is most often attended by people who do not even live here. I hardly ever go there due to that.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by pauld315

I agree. Spanish Springs Square is most often attended by people who do not even live here. I hardly ever go there due to that.

Why would it bother you to sit near people who do not live in the villages?

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Why would it bother you to sit near people who do not live in the villages?

Could it be another example of entitlement?

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Why would it bother you to sit near people who do not live in the villages?

He is jus like you............wondering if it's in his best interest.

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

He is jus like you............wondering if it's in his best interest.

Nothing wrong with looking out for one’s own best interest, no one else gives a crap!

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by npwalters

Wow! I hope this was intended as satire.

Regarding the original post........I agree with you.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by bonrich

Don't forget the apartment dwellers that own a golf cart. Leaving your cart parked outside during the next rainstorm. No more taking the clubs off your cart and putting them into the garage. Now it would be hauling them up to your apartment to store until the next golfing day. Up and down, up and down.........

Not everyone golfs in The Villages. I can attest to that.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by pauld315

I agree. Spanish Springs Square is most often attended by people who do not even live here. I hardly ever go there due to that.

Unless you strike up a conversation with the throngs of people who enjoy the nightly entertainment in Spanish Springs, how do you tell that they are not Villagers? Most of the folks are most certainly seniors and I have no way to tell that they do not live here. How do you do it?

[JMintzer]

Wow...

6 pages responding to the fantasy thoughts (with a touch of sarcasm) from the OP...

Only on ToTV...



Oh, and to the person commenting on how grocery stores (and adjacent stores) don't make the developer money...

There's this thing called "rent"...

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Unless you strike up a conversation with the throngs of people who enjoy the nightly entertainment in Spanish Springs, how do you tell that they are not Villagers? Most of the folks are most certainly seniors and I have no way to tell that they do not live here. How do you do it?

We very often strike up a conversation with folks sitting next to us and sometimes they live outside the bubble. When I find that out we just continue the conversation.

No big deal.