Railways are FRA regulated. The state has no say in it and they explicitly stated they are exempt from a lot of environmental oversight because it's federal territory.

Also there have been 3 railway incidents in south Jersey the past 5 years. They just don't reach the level of attention Ohio did. Also that "training" is Ops and Awareness. It's a joke lol. All HAZMAT ER is done by a CEHA agency or the DEP for the most part (EPA will give assistance when requested.)

Absolutely. Camden County and Gloucester County as well.

Definitely

IF you were on the turnpike someone probably ran over a skunk lmao

Favorite: The Turnpike during off hours, specifically going south.

Least Favorite: Route 22, Union. It's a nightmare.

Yeah of all the Walmarts I've had the displeasure of shopping at this one is the nicest.

I thought it was already illegal?

There’s one area (I95 S to 80 E) where I get the weed smell every fucking night when I drive home from work. The again on 80 out by Garrett Mountain. It’s mystifying

I don’t even know where my local Walmart is

I am SHOCKED when I find ANYTHING in there. I live right behind the Audubon one and as scary as people can be there I still take my chances if I have to because it is at least nice,

Credit unions are owned by the members (customers) of the credit union, and are not-for-profit. I’m a member of a credit union. I pay no fees for my bank accounts, and get (somewhat) not-insignificant dividends for both my checking and savings. Also, my mortgage is through the credit union, and was a MUCH better deal than any other banks in the area could provide (mortgage brokers regularly refer people to the credit union I use for refi’s). Also, they have pretty competitive CD promotions from time to time.

I will never go back to BoA.

How this nation desperately needs ample public transportation.

The one in Hanover is wack. Simply because returning anything there seems to be impossible. At least it was for a while. I went in to return something last year and the woman was like, Nope. Customer service is closed. So I said, I can't make a return at all today? So when? And she was like idk but not today (mind you it was a Saturday or Sunday). Said whatever and went to check out and I asked the cashier if they could do a return by any chance. The answer was yes they can, and they did. No big deal, shit happens maybe a bunch of people called out and so they didn't have staff door customer service. Fast forward to the next several times I've gone there, I've overheard the same exact scenario play out with people with far less patience than I have unfortunately. That and I've been there so many times where the self-checkout line wraps all the way to the wall and up that aisle because there's maybe 1 cashier open.

Nice - I’ve ridden my bike past that spot a zillion times; your pic really evokes the feeling of mile 50 on a cold winter morning.

They could call the strain Bayway Diesel

How many times have they pushed the date out? They'll probably push it out several more times before May 2025.

Great news. If you feel you need to declaw a cat then a cat is not for you!

Lmao please update us when that fails because you don’t get multiple tickets without there being an issue

The one in Flemington is nice. It’s big and has a nice deli counter.

Np!

I've been to 45-60 Walmarts over the past 2 months and can safely say the Cherry Hill Walmart is one of the worst on the east coast.

Don't know. I refuse to spend money with corporate welfare sluts.

Riverdale - I guess it's okay for what it is. Seems to be in better condition than the other NJ Walmarts I've been in, but that's not really a very high bar. The only time I go there is if I have an immediate need for something specific that I can't get somewhere else.

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So why a credit union?

The funny thing is I have 9 guys managing my portfolio but some of them use credit unions and not BOA/Merrill where I'm invested at.

I should probably ask them but just wondering why you're going that route?