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You better hope nobody reads that, because some seriously bad folks might take issue with it.JamesLyding wrote:Too bad for the Philly folks, but the best cheesesteaks in the country are served @ Frankie's South Philly in beautiful Tucson, Arizona. NO JOKE!
Probably both. It was rather outdated, and if I remember correctly, they ended up filing for bankruptcy.joe bartels wrote:Sounds like either total lack of interest(outdated) or poor management.writelots wrote:I was just a kid, but I remember there being talk of financial troubles and corruption. Who knows - but I think that the park went belly-up and was empty a long time before they tore it all down and built on the site (because I remember driving by the sign more than a few times when we were going out to the zoo).
Thanks, I figured.Paintninaz wrote:they ended up filing for bankruptcy
Nobody has to worry about that. I'm not even tough enough to eat a real cheese steak. I like mine with no onions or peppers, just steak and provolone. I don't mind cheddar or jack, but I can't believe the Philly folks like Cheez Whiz.joe bartels wrote:I'm gonna stuff a real philly sandwich down your throat Kokopelli
JamesLyding wrote:Too bad for the Philly folks, but the best cheesesteaks in the country are served @ Frankie's South Philly in beautiful Tucson, Arizona. NO JOKE!