Sean Parker is FOR Transit

Nashville, we did it. Every staffer, volunteer, and voter did this. Thank you to everyone who took part in building a safer, more accessible Nashville!

@matthewrobb22 @ccremke genuinely have no idea what he is talking about

@ccremke The article in your post is about a hotel downtown...

"Nashvegas" used to be a sardonic joke. Now, it’s a reality threatening Nashville's soul, aided and abetted by our Council's Planning and Zoning Committee and their puppets at the Planning Commission. They are full-bore focused on making room for Vegas at the expense of NashNatives. People look at the zoning disasters and ask, "Are they really this blind and incompetent?" The truth is, they want you to think it's a huge "miss." That's why they look into the news cameras, totally "astonished" by the massive tax bills and displacement destroying our neighborhoods. Don't buy the fake surprise. They built the machine, they pulled the lever, and now they are playing dumb. The mechanics are working exactly as designed: more density - more inflation - more gentrification of NashNatives and BizNatives. @builttothink" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@builttothink @builttothink/note/c-253615095?r=m4noy&utm_source=notes-share-action&utm_medium=web" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@builttothink/… #NashPol #PropertyTax #NashvilleHousing

@ccremke You're mad about a hotel being built downtown? That doesn't seem like a big deal to me.

Strangers ain’t come down from Rocky Top Reckon they never will

fast food has gotten significantly worse under trump

Here is a map of Congressman Van Epps' district:

@VA_GOP @WilliamLamberth

🚨POLLS ARE OPEN🚨 Today's the day Virginia. Get out and VOTE NO!

@NYCMayor this is actually one of the scariest things I have seen. it won’t stop here. 🗽😞

@RickNashLimo24 How do you eat a sandwich??? It’s there on the plate and my mouth is way up here on my face!!

How do you get the items you purchased home ???

If you really want to support local businesses, take transit or cycle when you visit. Leave those limited parking spaces for people who really need them.

Days after launch, Waymo vehicles block traffic at multiple Nashville intersections. Multiple drivers posted videos of driverless Waymo vehicles holding up traffic or stopping in intersections in Nashville, Saturday, five days after the company's launch in Music City. bit.ly/48GS8MV

A hegemon, if you can keep it.

Great to see the 56 leading the pack in frequent route ridership growth! More people are realizing how much amazing stuff you can access just along the corridor. Seeing more businesses pushing awareness, love it!

About 500 people ride the 50 each day. The last stretch is through an area with 2 acre lots, few sidewalks, and little besides big box stores. Even if serving all the way to walmart doesn't juice ridership, the supercenters work as mini hubs so it's worth it IMO.

Checking back on this

Look carefully. If you do not understand that the "affordable housing" con is actually a way to destroy all the refinements of what they believe is the bourgeoisie, then you'll never discover the root of this movement: Class war x.com/nettermike/sta…

@Jarrattbell @teslaownersSV @elonmusk @MetroNashville @Fly_Nashville Looks like the whole thing is convention center and nearby hotels??

@SeanForFive @teslaownersSV @elonmusk @MetroNashville @Fly_Nashville The convention center is a stop on the loop, just like it will be in Nashville.

THE BORING COMPANY JUST STARTED TUNNELING UNDER NASHVILLE – AND THIS IS WHY IT’S A BIG DEAL The Boring Company announced that tunneling has officially begun on the Music City Loop in Nashville, Tennessee — the first major Boring project outside of Texas and Nevada. This is not just another tunnel. It’s the start of a privately funded high-speed underground transit system that could completely change how cities solve congestion without spending decades and tens of billions on traditional subways. Why this matters more than most people realize: • Cost & speed revolution
Traditional subways cost $500M–$2B per mile and take 10–20+ years. The Boring Company’s target is ~$50M per mile and construction measured in years, not decades. Nashville is one of the first real-world tests at city scale. • 8-minute airport-to-downtown
The planned route connects the Capitol, Convention Center, Broadway (tourist core), and Nashville International Airport in roughly 8 minutes — faster than driving even without traffic. No surface disruption, no eminent domain fights, minimal noise. • Proof of concept for dozens of cities
If Nashville works (first segment targeted for late 2026), it becomes the blueprint for Chicago, Miami, Los Angeles, Dubai, and many others already in discussions. Vegas Loop already carries millions of passengers; this is the next level. • Scalable model for urban future
Electric, autonomous Tesla vehicles in tunnels at up to 150 mph goal. Zero emissions, weather-proof, accident-proof, and silent. Cities can add stations incrementally without shutting down streets for years. • Broader vision
Underground networks free up surface land for parks, housing, bike lanes. They make cities more livable, reduce traffic deaths, and enable denser, more efficient urban growth — all while being cheaper and faster to build. This is not hype — it’s happening. Tunneling started this week. Prufrock machines are in the ground. Nashville is the next domino after Vegas and Giga Texas. The future of city transportation isn’t wider highways or more light rail. It’s underground, electric, and fast — and The Boring Company is proving it can be done.

@Jarrattbell @teslaownersSV @elonmusk @MetroNashville @Fly_Nashville Inside a convention center? That’s not replacing car trips it’s replacing exercise

Again, I’m not seeking an argument. This isn’t emotion. Just facts. If Vegas Loop already transports 30k/day, why definition is WeGo with ~25k/day? We’ve been given an another option to Choose How We Move. Many are thankful that we’ll be one of the most advanced cities for transit in the world. What’s controversial about this?