The Future of Utah

[@Moosecoaster]

Welcome Reed. Good luck balancing the mountain experience that drew you here, existing local culture, and return on your investment. This ship was already moving forward in different trajectories with ownership changes over the years. Best we can hope for is a thoughtful captain that respects the history and continues to share this special place with the community.

[@uscalumni]

Thank you for the fun interview.

[@travboard]

Disgusting. Billionaire comes to town and destroys a ski resort to create a playground for the ultra wealthy. They literally make movies out of this guy and he's the villain

[@WyoWildBunch]

Reed you’re to a T what’s wrong with the current state of the country. I never used to pray on someone’s downfall but these millionaires and billionaires have absolutely destroyed the areas we live in to the point where we can’t afford to enjoy let alone live in these towns that WE GREW UP IN anymore. You and your affluent friends have killed the American dream for the working man.

[@davidgreenwood6029]

Yea, a place for peacefulness and reflection.... only accessible to like one percent of one percent of one percent of the population. You know all this talk of peacefulness is just code for exclusivity and shutting out the vast majority of people. All about soulfulness, for the people who treat mountains like a commodity that they want to be as scarce as possible.