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Bree Davies is a native, one who loves Denver with a passion — and is understandably protective of this city. And so this week she offer this advice “from a Colorado native to a transplant: Your altitude problem is my attitude problem.“
Although some didn’t appreciate the sentiment — or get the jokes — others definitely did.
See also: – Your altitude problem is my attitude problem – Video: Sh*t people from Denver say – Smoking at Paramount Cafe and 86’d from Coyote Ugly: Happy birthday, 16th Street Mall
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