Kyle Blusher

If you live in Tampa Bay, Why are you here?

To assist in the growth of the city with the goal of being a southern hub of common sense, intelligence, and progress in the ever-waning United States of America.

How long have you lived here?

2 Years

What neighborhood do you live in, why did you choose it and what do you like about it?

Sulphur Springs. It's pretty close to downtown where I work and the people who live around me are the most genuine, blue-collar Americans I've encountered in a while.

If you were to move to a different neighborhood, what would it be and why?

Polk County, because it's badass or the Bayshore area because it's beautiful and riddled with fantastic motorcycle streets, but really anywhere with intelligent people who want more out of life than what they've been told to.

What is your favorite thing about Tampa?

The Buccaneers.

What kinds of things are you involved in?

I am in the process of filming a TV pilot that I will be pitching to HBO(and other networks if necessary). I am writing an album, a magazine. I am performed my debut stand-up comedy routine September 4th and plan to do a nationwide tour by 2009. I'm also looking for a scooter and a 1993 Chevy Astro Van(preferably conversion) to drive.

Tell us about what you do.

I question everything. I look for the core of everything. I like to see what makes people tick. I make people laugh. I think for myself. I am myself. I love 1993 Chevrolet Astro vans. I incite revolution even on the most minor scale everywhere I go, every opportunity I get.

If you live in Tampa, Why do you stay?

Some of the greatest people on the planet live here. Also, I believe this city could be awesome and I want a hand in its development.

Where else have you lived?

Jackson, Tennessee. Roanoke, Virginia. Snellville, Georgia. Cleveland, Georgia. Dahlonega, Georgia. Shawnee, Kansas.

What kinds of things are you interested in seeing on Brand Tampa?

Action. True progress. Not people making each other feel good with environmental hype, platitudes, or aimless statements like "Tampa's so awesome." Clear-cut, visible, empowering change locals can't ignore.