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talllulllahhh OP t1_jegl27u wrote

Reply to comment by Omphaloskeptique in Missing Russo's by talllulllahhh

I've been to many many farms in the greater Boston area, including Ward's, but none of them have had the 3 items I'm looking for. And, frankly, none of them compete with Russo's - some are good, just not Russo's good.

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facinationstreet t1_jegl100 wrote

This isn't a negotiation. You don't need his permission to visit your parents and if he feels like he's not 'adult' enough to be left on his own for a weekend, he's got bigger problems to work on. No matter when you go, if he doesn't go HE WILL BE ALONE. He does not have a valid argument.

Him telling you he regrets marrying you? Looks like you might want to extend your time at your parent's place so you can take time to consider whether you want to stay with someone this purposefully hurtful and nasty.

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Die-Nacht t1_jegl0ph wrote

Talk to anyone who leaves NYC and they'll tell you the reason.

No, it's not "taxes" or "oppression" or "crime" or whatever nonsense FoxNews and the Post push regularly. It's housing costs. That's it. We've added a shit ton of jobs over the last 10 years and almost no housing.

All the ppl fighting Hochul's Housing Compact plan need to fucking ask themselves: where the heck do you think your kids will live? Do you think they're gonna live down the street? Or are they gonna have to move to CT or NJ (which have added a lot more housing)? Or do you not give a shit cuz you already have plans to leave?

This quote from the mayor of Bellerose in Long Island shows this craziness the best:

> BELLEROSE MAYOR KENNETH MOORE hopes that his three adult children who live with him will be able to move out on their own soon.

> “Believe me, nothing would give me more satisfaction than if they were to say ‘Hey Dad, we’re moving out,’” he said of his kids, ages 30, 27, and 23. “But they just can’t afford it yet.”

> Moore also opposes adding any new housing in Bellerose, where home prices regularly approach $1 million and building new housing has been banned since 1976. With excellent schools and a half-hour commute to downtown Manhattan, it’s a highly desirable place to live — and an exclusive one.

> “We don’t want to change the laws and we don’t want housing,” Moore told New York Focus.

Seriously, this is nuts. I love how he says "yet". The "kid" is 30, what does "yet" mean?

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