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Cyrus on February 5th, 2008 3:23 pm
That too funny. Reminds me of Kentuck Fried Movie when the worst punishment was to be sent to Detroit.
Mark Rae is building his website... on March 7th, 2008 8:41 am
Yep, Detroit in the top spot, with its sister city Flint ranked third, is probably not a great shock. “If Detroit were a baseball team, we’d say they are mired in a slump,” says Sperling. Both Detroit and Flint have suffered tremendously from the auto industry downturn. Flint’s plight was immortalized in the Michael Moore movie Roger & Me, which chronicles Moore’s attempts to meet with then General Motors Chief Executive Roger Smith.
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