Colorado Springs City Councilman Tim Leigh was among the 70 local business and civic leaders who traveled to the nation’s capital this week to meet with key lawmakers and public policy makers to discuss issues affecting the Pikes Peak region.
Leigh, who is back in town, says he’s a thrifty guy — he drives a 10-year-old automobile and he said he’s “too cheap” to buy new shoes even though the ones he’s wearing have holes in the soles.
But, he said, the one thing he likes to splurge on when he travels is a hotel room.
So, Leigh said he was less than impressed when he arrived at the Liaison Capitol Hill.
He was even less impressed — more like disgusted — when he set his bag down and went to check out the bathroom.
What did he find?
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That’s what is known as Karma
Thrifty is not the word I would use . I hope Councilman Leigh did not represent us with hole in his shoes. Who paid for the trip and the hotel accommodation, the citizens of Colorado Springs
this coming from someone who openly and proudly admits to wearing holes in his shoes, but going to complain about hotel accommodations which clearly he did not pay for.
And this is our city council
Lilithia