If you can walk a bit and avoid limiting yourself to one line you should be able to get to the east end on less than 45 min headways

No, those are not neighborhoods. They're municipalities

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If you spend all your money before rent is due, yes. If you save some and make rent, No.

Easy Peasy!

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I've heard it's really hard to get hired at Costco since they pay well. They probably don't have a lot of turnover as a result.

You ever figure out what this was?

Greentree Sportplex has an open calendar with spots where you can pay $10 for a spot. https://greentreesportsplex.com/pick-up/

If you can get clear title quickly, it really wouldn’t matter if Carvana goes belly up after you buy a car.

Carvana is sitting on a mountain of debt they borrowed to expand as well as inventory they bought when used car prices were high. Now interest rates are climbing and used car prices are falling and Carvana is caught in between.

If you can, I’d try to buy a new enough car that you could still shop an extended manufacturer’s warranty for it.

Different makes handle it differently, but generally it still has to be within the original bumper to bumper warranty. Some dealers around the country do a nice side business selling discounted manufacturer’s extended warranties online. I just got one for a new car from a dealer in central PA.

Carvana (and places like Carmax) have really high prices for used cars. You can’t negotiate. You do get the 7 day return privilege, I guess. But that wouldn’t make up for the higher price imo.

I’m glad to see something there. I worked downtown from 2014-2020 and saw the fall of Macy’s and subsequent emptiness, which both saddened and annoyed me greatly. Downtown is rife with higher end men’s clothing stores and has no equivalent for women’s wear; it was bizarre and off-putting. Not to mention I missed having a place to shop for household merch that wasn’t a tired old Burlington Coat Factory.

So I helped open this store, but left in September. Unless they changed it, you can get a voucher at guest services for parking, but you have to actually buy something.

It's been wiped clean lately

I'm a lot of people

it was obviously heard in way too many communities to be gunshots, so I would assume a transformer

It's funny, I was downtown this weekend and had a very similar thought walking through the Union Trust building. Thinking of all the people who passed through that building at one time. And how now people make memories there in different ways. But eventually whether it be because we'll kill each other off, or that we'll figure out how to leave Earth to colonize other worlds, it's likely all this that we've built will sit empty and then eventually reclaimed until there's virtually no trace they were ever there and all.

Absolutely no doubt, but when I'm downtown I always wish those big department stores were still around. I know they aren't viable anymore, but there will always be something special about them to me. Especially around Christmas. But you're completely right, at least it's serving a purpose.

Oh, yeah, early in the day can get a little rough haha.

No women have shown up, but they would be welcome. Guys age range from like 20-60s. If a woman with soccer experience showed up, she would be better than at least a handful of people

Also not if you live downtown as many people do

I heard 4. Three of them were back to back with a pause between them. The fourth one came a little later and not as loud.

Dunno specifics but as someone who lives in Greene County, if a gas well blows off a pressurization cap you’ll hear it…miles away

I'm avoiding that area of town.

Impulse buyer 😵

Heard them in Whitehall

I made the mistake of looking at a sparking transformer when it blew across the street. Took several minutes for my eyesight to return. Would certainly light up the night for a couple blocks