If you were chosen as an ambassador for your hometown, in what ways would you best serve the place of your birth?

I would not be a good ambassador for the town of my birth, because I spent very little time there (was less than two years old when we lift).

I have been back as an adult, but I found it crowded and a lot touristy.

I would also serve as a crappy ambassador for the town I was born in. It’s a small little town that gives me the creeps every time I go back there to visit family. I hate it..

If I could be the ambassador for my community I live in now, I would tell people to come and live here. It’s a quaint little neighborhood in the SW of our city and it feels like such a tight knit urban community. We have great little shops, a huge park and some of the best restaurants the city has. It is called the Southwedge and our slogan is come and savor our flavor!!

I think I would be a pretty ambassador for my hometown, being that I’ve never lived anywhere else! My house would have to be one of the older (not anywhere close to old_est_, but old) homes in the town since it was built in the early seventies. My parents remember when this town was really “the sticks”. Now I just say that we live in the sticks. We have a whopping 8023 people. And that was back in 2000. Now we probably have, like…20,000 people. It’s a cute little town, but sometimes I wish we had more stuff. But hey, it’s better than it was in the seventies!!

To be honest, i already believe i am the ambassador for my city. i meet people everyday and attempt to tell them the good points of Nashville. it must be working, since so many people are moving here. i have lived here all my life, so i know my city pretty good.

A police officer is in an excellent position to be a big city ambassador.

lol @john65pennington. :)

In answer to the original question, I’d be a terrible ambassador for my hometown. If anyone asked for my opinion, I’d just say, “I’d turn back if I were you.” When I turned 18, I couldn’t wait to get out of there!

Amazing how many seem to come from a shitty town.

In good ways.

I did not spend much time in the town I was born in, but I would make a great ambassador, because I identify with them and their ideals.

I would be very honest and candid about what people would expect if they ever decided to visit my hometown. This might or might not have a positive impact on people’s impressions and whether they commit to a visit or not. If that makes me a poor spokesman and/or ambassador, so be it but at least I’ll sleep good at night knowing that my integrity is intact and that I’m not embellishing facts or misrepresenting anything in a fraudulent attempt to get others to visit my hometown under false pretenses.