Paging Dr. Freud, Dr. Freud please come to the white courtesy phone. . .
USA Today wrote a report yesterday outlining the situation in Rochester’s home market as they see it. Typically inaccurate and incomplete, with typically unhelpful graphics, as I think we’ve all come to expect from the USA Today. The only interesting thing here is the curiously phallic phraseology from a paper so bad, it doesn’t even rise to the level of criticism. Talk about the pot calling the kettle flaccid. . .
