arong2050
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Community Advocate: His tireless efforts to improve Nashville's walkability, such as 'Fix Gallatin @NashvilleDOT! How many people have to die before you do something?' show his dedication to bettering his community.
- Optimistic Visionary: Despite frustrations, his belief that change is possible, like 'Starting to feel like there might be a real change of pace with the new department. My heart wants to believe...' shows his hopeful outlook.
- Family-Oriented: Tweets like 'I’ve had to yank my kids back last second' highlight his focus on creating a safer environment for his family.
- Analytical Thinker: His detailed discussions on urban planning, such as 'May take us 10 or 20 years to get there, but it really seems like the endpoint is going to be self-driving semi-trucks,' show his forward-thinking nature.
- Witty Communicator: His humorous takes, like 'It's the Costco salsa vs. bikers on Demonbreun challenge,' make his advocacy engaging and relatable.
Weaknesses:
- Impatience: His frustration with slow progress, as seen in 'Please fix it while you ruminate,' suggests he struggles with bureaucratic delays.
- Overcritical: His sharp critiques, like 'This is ridiculous @NashvilleDOT, we're going backwards here,' might alienate some stakeholders.
- Overcommitment: His extensive involvement in local issues, such as 'Thanks @nashforpeople, I'll email. But I've got some random time today, why not waste it on an excessive thread,' may stretch him thin.
- Local Focus: His tweets are heavily Nashville-centric, which might limit his broader influence or appeal.
- Bluntness: Statements like 'Begging TN republicans to send adults to govern' show a directness that could be off-putting to some.
Your Simpsons character
Marge Simpson
Aron’s balance of optimism, practicality, and family focus mirrors Marge Simpson. Like Marge advocating for her family and community, Aron fights for safer streets and better urban planning, such as 'Transportation departments should be sued for negligence.' His wit and occasional exasperation, like 'It's the Costco salsa vs. bikers on Demonbreun challenge,' also align with Marge’s relatable, grounded humor.
Your MBTI personality Type
INFJ
Aron fits the INFJ personality type as an advocate driven by vision and community. His focus on long-term urban planning, like 'May take us 10 or 20 years to get there,' reflects INFJs’ forward-thinking nature. His emotional connection to his family and community, as seen in 'I’ve had to yank my kids back last second,' aligns with their empathy. INFJs are also idealists, evident in his optimism: 'Starting to feel like there might be a real change of pace with the new department.'
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a poorly designed curb ramp? Because you’ve got me tripping over my feelings.
- Is your name Gallatin? Because I’d fight for you to be the safest and most walkable path in my life.
- Are you a bollard? Because you’re the only thing protecting my heart from traffic.
- Are you the Atlanta BeltLine? Because you make me see the wasted potential in everyone else.
- Are you a flexpost? Because I’d stand tall for you, even if cars keep knocking me down.
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Your new Twitter bio
Urbanist dad in East Nashville | Advocate for walkable, livable cities | Fighting car-centric design one tweet at a time | Optimist, humorist, and occasional Nashville DOT critic | Let’s fix this together!– @arong2050
Your signature cocktail
Walkable Whiskey Sour
The 'Walkable Whiskey Sour' reflects Aron’s blend of sharp critique and optimism. Whiskey represents his strong and grounded personality, while the lemon juice adds a zesty tang, mirroring his sharp wit in tweets like 'It's the Costco salsa vs. bikers on Demonbreun challenge.' The orange peel garnish symbolizes his forward-thinking, as seen in 'May take us 10 or 20 years to get there.' It’s a classic with a modern twist, just like Aron’s urbanist ideals.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Aron fits Hufflepuff with his dedication to community, fairness, and hard work. His tireless advocacy for safer streets, like 'Fix Gallatin @NashvilleDOT! How many people have to die before you do something?' reflects Hufflepuff's values. His optimism and family focus, as seen in 'I’ve had to yank my kids back last second,' align with their nurturing nature. While he’s critical at times, his ultimate goal is to create a more equitable and livable city, embodying Hufflepuff’s ethos of loyalty and justice.
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Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Green Day
This song resonates with Aron’s struggles to advocate for better urban planning in the face of resistance. His tweet 'Please reconsider this huge waste of time and money @myTDOT @NashvilleDOT' captures the lonely fight against entrenched systems. The song’s themes of perseverance align with his optimism, like 'Starting to feel like there might be a real change of pace with the new department.' Aron walks his own 'boulevard,' striving for a better city.
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