There is still a red Pegasus atop the hotel. And the original is by the convention center hotel. D Magazine: "It’s not every Dallas City Council meeting that you hear that a giant red horse might fall from the sky, but it’s Wednesday and it’s 2022, so sure, it tracks. Except, technically, it’s two giant red horses. In the last agenda item the Dallas City Council tackled before taking a lunch break today, the Office of Arts and Culture informed the members that the Pegasus derrick atop the Magnolia Hotel downtown was in danger of potentially, uh, toppling down - all 30 tons of it. An hour and a half later, all but one council member approved spending about $358,000 to secure and repair the piece of public art that the city has had in its charge since 1934. Now, for those of you playing along at home, this is not the original 1934 Pegasus. This is the new sign that was installed in 1999 in time for the hotel’s New Year’s Eve unveiling. ...When the Omni Hotel was built, the restored original 1934 Pegasus was installed in front of it - safely on the ground. Both structures are part of the city’s public art catalog." Austin Chronicle: "The original Pegasus sign was lost for 15 years before being discovered in a warehouse and renovated with new red neon lights. The 35-by-40-foot flying horse slowly turns (once every five minutes) on a short oil derrick at 555 S. Lamar St. in a park near the entrance to the Omni Hotel, still welcoming visitors and selfie photographers to Dallas."

​@@sweezlesquee😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you still absolutely need a car.

@@sweezlesqueeI wouldn’t say DART is sick. Still need a car to get to the stations.

Chrysler 300 packed a 331 cid hemi. It was the CTS-V of it's day

Maybe it is before intered politics

L.A. did not help Bobby Kennedy either.

Ha!!

Bc we don’t care about Houston

There is a long history of crosswalks: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedestrian_crossing#History

It’s ass Nigga shut the f up am gonna go to yo destroy yo Nigga tomorrow Nigga this is what 😮 you expect niggga

At least the late 1950s according to the description.

No, it's poorly designed.

Well that's the city the CIA picked to assassinate JFK

@@Spillers72 , a communist killed JFK, not the C.I.A.

@gabe The choices made within cities though were atrocious

Thanks LBJ !!!

@@HardRockMaster7577 It was a decision made by city planners

Amazing! I just KNEW there would be a lame CT comment in this thread somewhere!

@@michaelbarnhart2593 like please why u watch this shit bro like shut the f up 🆙 nigga

@@michaelbarnhart2593 Just knew you be a lame normie...

What city has ?

@@audreywilborn2018 not sure 🤔

Nothing really new. You're bound to see cars that were produced 20-30 years in the past even today. I still see a decent amount of 90s and especially 2000s cars even now.

@@thetexanhusky In the early mid 60s my fathers friend had an early midn30s car he drove over to our house. I don't think it was his only car though. He was older than my father was and very well may have bought it new. He was probably in his 50s or pushing 60 at the time which would have made him in his 20s in the 1930s.

as crimes have increased in Dallas downtown, people keep moving up north towards Carrollton, Plano and now ever further to Prosper/Celina.

@@amynguy covid and the 2020 riots really did a number on downtown.. in 2015-19, downtown was getting consistantly better and cooler. when I attended Eastfield, I would always go have a few drinks downtown before I caught the last train home to garland. went downtown last year, it wasnt NEAR what it had been, it reminded me of downtown when I was a teen in the 90s

Me to

lol, yeah. sure thing.

lmao yeah ok