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RADICAL CHANGE TO CCRS

After filming some even more high quality, high character lifts in Secaucus yesterday, I am now planning to do a major revamp to CCRS, giving under-placed cities & towns on my list higher placements. Currently, the placements of each city in CCRS (which the exception of those in North Carolina) are not respective of how good the lifts are. I simply based their placements in the order which I discovered the cities, which could spell disaster when my graduation trip is around the corner. The placements of each city on CCRS are currently like this:

  1. Charlotte
  2. Asheville
  3. Indianapolis
  4. Saint Louis
  5. Kansas City
  6. San Diego
  7. San Francisco
  8. Sacramento
  9. LA
  10. Houston
  11. Dallas
  12. San Antonio
  13. Austin
  14. Plano
  15. Frisco
  16. Fort Lauderdale
  17. Miami
  18. Orlando
  19. Tampa
  20. Sarasota
  21. Atlanta
  22. Pittsburgh
  23. Milwaukee
  24. Chicago
  25. Hartford
  26. New Haven
  27. Stamford
  28. White Plains
  29. Rochester
  30. Buffalo
  31. Atlantic City
  32. Secaucus
  33. Elizabeth
  34. Freehold*
  35. Morristown*

After filming such awesome lifts in Secaucus yesterday, I have realized that I have been self-centered & placed Secaucus near the bottom of the list because I have classified it as a small town, not as a big city. As of tonight, I am going to make a radical change to CCRS. I am officially ADDING Freehold & Morristown & this is how it’s going to look:

  1. Charlotte
  2. Asheville
  3. Atlantic City
  4. Secaucus
  5. Elizabeth
  6. Freehold
  7. Morristown
  8. Houston
  9. Dallas
  10. San Antonio
  11. Austin
  12. Plano
  13. Frisco
  14. San Diego
  15. San Francisco
  16. Sacramento
  17. Los Angeles
  18. Fort Lauderdale
  19. Miami
  20. Orlando
  21. Tampa
  22. Sarasota
  23. Hartford
  24. New Haven
  25. Stamford
  26. Indianapolis
  27. Saint Louis
  28. Kansas City
  29. Atlanta
  30. Pittsburgh
  31. Milwaukee
  32. Chicago
  33. White Plains
  34. Rochester
  35. Buffalo

I am thinking of adding Mount Laurel to the list, but I haven’t found enough video evidence to see how I feel about adding it. There are very few videos of lifts from Mount Laurel NJ. I will probably have to take a day trip down to Mount Laurel during the Spring of 2019 to find out if I am comfortable adding it as a city or a town. The city we are going to next month will rank THIRD PLACE on CCRS. Changes will go up on September 1st as mentioned earlier. Get prepared for Atlantic City on August 5 through 8!



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