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Atlantic City follow-up verdict: July 10

It is now July 15, 2018 & we still do not have a single clue about when we are going to Atlantic City or anywhere else in CCRS which ranks above Secaucus. Due to the unfortunate circumstances of uncertainty, I am going to have to continue writing follow-up journal/book posts practically every few days until August (hopefully not). Once reservations go through, I will then be able to provide you with accurate insight of us going to Atlantic City, Hartford, or Pittsburgh.

Do not expect us to go to THESE CITIES:

As of right now, we are not going to any of the following proposed cities on CCRS for this summer:

  • Atlanta
  • Fort Lauderdale
  • LA

In the meantime, once September hits, I will be working on a CCRS graduation trip project where I do research on the top 5 most basic lifts in each & every city on CCRS. I expect to have a lot of fun doing this project, as I will mostly be using Google Docs to complete the project & Google Slides to present my findings on the journal & book.
As of right now, there is a solid 50/50 chance that we might be going to Atlantic City, a 25% chance we might be going to Hartford instead, or a 25% chance of going to Pittsburgh.

Last resorts

  • If we do not go to Atlantic City, Hartford, or Pittsburgh at any time during the month of August or July, then during the last two weeks of summer recess before school reopens, I will try to make it to Secaucus twice (2x Secaucus = 1x Atlantic City), or Elizabeth THREE TIMES (3x Elizabeth = 1x Atlantic City).
  • That’s all for today, expect another follow-up verdict on Friday, along with some of the possible TYPES of lifts I could ride & film if I am able to go to Atlantic City at any time before my high school graduation trip next summer!


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