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Moved to Indy for work-am I crazy or is it really this bad?
Main Post: Moved to Indy for work-am I crazy or is it really this bad?
Top Comment: I've only been to Indy for a convention once. Barely remember it. I can see why you'd find Louisville more appealing
Moving to Indy area in a month-6weeks time…suggestions for affordable and safe places to live. 26M
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Title pretty much says it all. Moving to be closer to clients for my work, and I know a fair amount of people here from school. It doesn’t necessarily have to be in Indianapolis, I am open to surrounding areas/neighboring counties. Any help is appreciated!
Top Comment: Depends on what you are looking for and what your budget is.
Eric Abelon, Indy Pro, BattleUp Media photographs.
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Just wanted to share a few of the photos BattleUp Media took of me during the Indy Pro. It’s my first time getting video and photographs from them. I’ve always been a fan of their work, so I’m glad they were booked for this show.
Top Comment: I’d love to pick a favorite but these are all awesome lol. Good stuff.
what do people not from/living in Indiana think of the Indy 500??
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i’ve lived in indiana (north of indianapolis) since 2nd grade (now i’m 22) and i remember my dad would go to the indy 500 every single year and i just grew up thinking that was something normal. i started going with him my sophomore year of hs and ive gone basically every year since minus the covid year. but to me and a lot of my friends this is just like some annual event that we go to bc it’s not far from us and it’s pretty cool going. but ive talked to people there that travel so far to come to the race and in college ive met people that live in indy who have either never been or have only been once or twice.
so i’m just wondering how others see the indy 500 and i’m wondering if growing up in indy kinda minimizes the whole experience of the race (personally i still LOVE race month/day) and it is for sure one of my favorite things about living here but im interested in hearing how people not from here view it!
edit: i also forgot to mention my dad has one of his friends come each year from VA to watch the race, and i know it’s definitely no small event but i mean i can’t help but wonder if he gets so excited bc that’s the one time a year he gets to see my family 🤣 or if it’s actually that big of a deal to go to the race and carb day and all that
Top Comment: When I was 22 I kinda felt the same way. Very fun event but basically an annual routine. I'm older now and I've moved away and I love the race dearly. It's a unique piece of my family and community's lives and I'm proud of the heritage and traditions that surrounds it. Last race I missed was 2014.