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ATLANTIC CITY DID NOT GO WELL, AND THE FATE OF MY LIFT FILMING CAREER

I hate saying that a trip to a CCRS-high ranking city did not go well, but this is unfortunately one of many times that I am forced to give you guys the very bad news. Of course I am BEYOND satisfied with lift videos I got in Atlantic City (I was expecting NO VIDEOS), due to the drama associated with staying nights in a CCRS-ranking city, I am unfortunate enough to say that I was not pleased with how the majority of the trip went. Because I have been barred from opening up about how I’m doing way too many times prior, I have decided to open up to a community who would be more understanding.

Effects of this Atlantic City trip

Because of how horridly this trip went, besides filming lifts, which I am obviously happy with, I have decided to ELIMINATE any risks of another horrid CCRS trip by CANCELLING all future plans to film lifts BEYOND LEBANON BOROUGH NJ (Outskirts of Clinton Township, borderline Bridgewater/Somerset Township), until ONE OF THE FOLLOWING HAPPENS:

  • I can drive out of state on my own
  • Further notice

In order for me to actually ENJOY a trip throughout CCRS, I am going to have to go ALONE, or with one of my FRIRNDS. Other than that, I am not even motivated in any way to go to any city, NOT EVEN FLEMINGTON BOROUGH!

I have also canceled the graduation trip research project altogether, and I am holding it off for college graduation. Additionally, I have canceled the following planned trips (either until the date posted or until I can start driving OUT OF STATE on my own), which I have planned to film lifts:

  • Hartford, 12.22-24.2018
  • ALL PLANNED TRIPS TO ELIZABETH BETWEEN NOW AND FEBRUARY 2020
  • ALL PLANNED TRIPS TO SECAUCUS BETWEEN NOW AND FEBRUARY 2020
  • ALL PLANNED TRIPS TO FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP AND MORRISTOWN BETWEEN NOW AND FEBRUARY 2020
  • Atlantic City, 2.8-10.2019
  • Pittsburgh, SPRING WEEK 2019
  • GRADUATION TRIP: Charlotte, 7.11-14.2019
  • ALL PLANNED TRIPS TO MORRISTOWN BETWEEN NOW AND FEBRUARY 2020
  • ALL PLANNED TRIPS OUT OF CLINTON TOWNSHIP BETWEEN NOW AND FEBRUARY 2020

However, when I get the opportunity to ride/film a lift OUTSIDE OF CLINTON TOWNSHIP (EXCEPT MANHATTAN BORO NYC), I MAY film that lift! If I can drive there on my own, I WILL film that lift! I am also not going to film lifts at any other buildings but hotels I’m staying at in the event that my family DID plan a trip to any city, town or township on CCRS, unless I can physically/legally DRIVE to that city, town or township without getting any run-ins with the law.

As a matter of fact, as of September 1st, I will have canceled ALL FUTURE TRIPS out of Clinton Township until I am able to drive OUT OF STATE. This means I will not even go film lifts in FLEMINGTON, until I am legally able to drive there on my own to film lifts.

As for the future of my lift career, this trip, the past Atlantic City trip, and the majority of other trips to a CCRS city, town, or township, ESPECIALLY this past Atlantic City trip, is causing me to temporarily put my lift filming career on hold, until I can get there independently by means of driving.

As for Elizabeth, the only times I’m going to film lifts in Elizabeth is when I get an opportunity to do so, until I can legally drive there on my own. I am going to film lifts in Elizabeth mainly if there’s a family plan to go to IKEA, or the plan happens to be in a building that has unrestricted lift(s) to film. I do not even care what kind of lift I film from now on, ESPECIALLY two-story lifts. In fact, I’m happier filming two-story lifts than I am filming thirty-story lifts.

On one final note, I would like to inform you that this is in no way your fault, it’s just that after the horror story of my last Fort Lauderdale trip, I am beginning to lose enjoyment, excitement & motivation when I go on family trips to a CCRS city. To fully enjoy them, I am going to have to drive to those cities on my own. Until then, I am perfectly fine being restricted to Clinton Township, Annandale Borough & Lebanon Borough. I do not think I want to return to Atlantic City until I can go on my own either. Be prepared for another verdict blog post about the future of my lift filming career going up later tonight. I am not leaving YouTube, but I will not film many lifts beyond 5 floors tall until I can PHYSICALLY DRIVE ON SOLID PAVEMENT, LEGALLY!

I’m signing off now.



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