Tweet All About It: Even the coffee’s pricey in Aspen
Each week, we pick out our favorite and not-so-favorite tweets (at least those that are printable) about Aspen and display them on Sunday’s page A2.
• “one time I paid $8 for a coffee in aspen and I think about that a lot” — @meg_ft
“‘Sorry, we have to cut your Medicaid. There’s just not enough money’ — guy flying on a Lear Jet charter to Aspen.” — @chrislhayes
• “A New Dream: I wish my name was Aspen and I was a short blonde.” — @TheDreamGenie
• “To a skier, a conference in Aspen, CO that takes place in June sounds like a line from an Alanis Morissette song. #Ironic #Not ActuallyIronic” — @KafsackLab
• “Get high in Aspen or somewhere out in nature for 4:20 PM” — @420
• “Aspen is breathtaking, literally. High altitude is adjustment for some. You can definitely feel it. Glad I got here early.” — @girlandgrowl
• “Here at The New Yorker. Founder was born in Aspen, Co., of all places!” — @GigiJon46554612
• “About to give my talk at Aspen Institute on the future of cannabis and blockchain!” — JordanPageMusic
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