What’s a little daily chemical spill into our sources of water amongst friends, eh? No need for any repercussions, right?

Last time Philly had major protests, in 2020, the police tear gassed everyone

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Jesus, I could smell it all the way in Delco

We are a nation of bootlickers and brownnosers.

There's been nothing in any of the news stories about that spill indicating it caused the smell. The spill site was to the east of us and the prevailing winds would have taken it to NJ. The smell was definitely something funky but in all likelihood came from the west. My guess is just the normal terrible pollution from the Midwest but we got a better smell of it because of an inversion.

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Septa needs to up its game for more people to take transit. It will not happen the other way around since people with $ and cars have other options.

I want pongal now!

I swear people simp so hard for corporations here and then make it seem like they’re some kind of “alpha” for it… weird fucking culture

I just called. This should be top comment!

Yeah, I was checking up and down the side streets to see if something was on fire as I was out and about last night. Definitely smelled like burning.

Can confirm. Pizza in Paris was awesome

Maybe you outta get a canary lol

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That’s not how it works. Some chemicals can be smelled for miles from even the smallest amounts. Nile Red did a great video on “the stinkiest chemical in the world.” Apparently it can be smelled for miles from just a few drops.

I went there with my family when we visited in 2018. Good food, good place in general. I recommend the fish and chips.

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Interesting read!

That was the smell I smelled in south jersey last night!

Fuck yeah, I’m late to this thread

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oopsie doopsie i accidentally dropped 8 thousand fucking gallons of a toxic chemical into one of the largest rivers on the eastern seaboard

some people should not be in charge of anything