Of all the cities in the U.S., Cleveland gets dunked on quite a bit. A viral video from the aughts joked that the city’s main export is crippling depression. It’s desirability as a vacation destination was questioned by a two-time NBA All-Star. A failed 1980s campaign tried to rebrand the city as The Big Plum, an apparent attempt to capitalize on the fruit branding of a larger, more prosperous coastal city. Haters clearly haven’t tried the city’s outstanding regional sandwich, visited the gorgeous art museum, spent a day biking around the wide, flat streets on the West Side, or read the news that the Ohio city is
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