Anyone been to Dothan AL? City looks laid out well.

It has a sweet boll weevil statue, lol. That’s all I have

I have a farm not far from it. Think it has a lot of Louisiana transplants because people can’t drive worth a shite in Dothan

True sign of someone from LA…and strangely enough, they’re usually donning an LSU sticker. Guarantee if someone is driving like shite in Uptown NOLA, or over here on the coast of MS…there’s an LSU sticker on the back.

There's not much happening in Dothan. Industry is leaving and any chance of new industry is repelled by the fact that there is no Interstate access. The Ross Clark Circle (that's the loop road on the map) is not really a true "bypass". Most of the businesses in Dothan are built right on the circle so that's where the worst of the traffic is. The areas around Dothan are great, rural towns. Dothan itself has seen better days.

You don’t take the loop?

It's the road soda baw

It’s a decent city, but it’s been a decade or more since I’ve been

It’s been a long time

Use to play the future masters in Dothan. Theyoukd switch between Dothan Country Club and The Robert Trent Jones Highland oaks course

It's not a terrible place. Spent the night there once on the way to the beach. Ate at a Waffle House. Didn't get shot. So automatically better than NOLA.

I grew up near there, it was the closest “big city.”

Most people my age couldn’t wait to get out, but they seem to be making their way back now. It’s not a bad place, and very close to beaches. There is zero opportunity in my field, there doesn’t seem to be much going on beyond govt, healthcare, manufacturing, service, etc.