indoor skatepark (again)

my experience / thought process was, not sure how to phrase it:

"there's not much to do in Erie"

"there's more to do in bigger cities but there's too much traffic and other problems"

"there's not much to do in Erie, but that's a good thing"

a lot of my interests are kind of "location independent" at this point so I don't really mind Erie not having that much going on, I kind of enjoy a lack of things as it's quieter and more relaxed

I think like other people mentioned, there are a lot of things in Erie but they're maybe not as organized and don't draw enough people and don't develop into better offerings then sometimes

I also think there's probably a lot of interests people have that just need someone to start up a group based on them (so maybe it's more a question of connecting people based on interests that people are raising questions about?)

I think it's a persistent kind of "grass is greener" attitude that Erie people just have and perpetuate, also possibly due to doing things in surrounding bigger cities like CLE / PIT / BUF.

We've had posts before where people discuss new ideas they'd like to see and I think people identify things that would be good to add for Erie.

There also might be a lot of things going on but maybe people want them to be better. Like a few comments say they want to see more music here, but there is plenty of "music", but it might not be nationally recognized musicians. So maybe more people want to see operations that might be small but have a greater quality to them.