Hooray! We love it in the city of Ames.
No mention of our delicious water may call for a boycott of some sort.
Also, where are all these homes for around $100K located?
For all those thinking about leaving Iowa... just take this into consideration. You lose access to clean tasting water in the south... especially Texas. If that is important to you (which I didn't realize how important it is to me before moving) make sure to ask for $2000 a year extra on your salary negotiations and say you need it to import water from Iowa.
For all those thinking about leaving Iowa... just take this into consideration. You lose access to clean tasting water in the south... especially Texas. If that is important to you (which I didn't realize how important it is to me before moving) make sure to ask for $2000 a year extra on your salary negotiations and say you need it to import water from Iowa.
For all those thinking about leaving Iowa... just take this into consideration. You lose access to clean tasting water in the south... especially Texas. If that is important to you (which I didn't realize how important it is to me before moving) make sure to ask for $2000 a year extra on your salary negotiations and say you need it to import water from Iowa.
Can also confirm this. In some places in Texas, you can chew the tapwater...
If the tap water in texas is from the Ogallala aquifer, it took a long time to get there from the Sand Hills of Nebraska.
For all those thinking about leaving Iowa... just take this into consideration. You lose access to clean tasting water in the south... especially Texas. If that is important to you (which I didn't realize how important it is to me before moving) make sure to ask for $2000 a year extra on your salary negotiations and say you need it to import water from Iowa.
I used to get crap about bringing back a gallon or two of Ames water whenever I left Lincoln to visit the future Mrs. Velo in Ames. I didn't care because the Ames water tasted, well, like water and the stuff that came out of the tap in Lincoln tasted like crap. I also appreciated the water in Ames when I first moved there for college. The town I graduated high school in had to put so much chlorine in the water that your bathroom would smell like an indoor pool after you took a shower.
Yeah, it is a stupid thing to put in the promo video, but Ames does have some pretty good water. We all take it for granted until we have crap to drink instead.