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TheRacoonist t1_ix1rlg2 wrote

We don't really care what other subs think about us.

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HumanShadow t1_ix1y426 wrote

I bet if you check on that threat tomorrow someone will have mentioned the benefit of having beaches, hiking, and access to metropolitan areas.

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Miss-Tiq t1_ix2wsr4 wrote

And someone else will have said "Shhhh!"

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JeromePowellAdmirer t1_ix2kgvi wrote

But people don't think of NJ as being good in any of those contexts, bring them up individually and you'll just hear about somewhere else being better. Even access to metropolitan areas, which NJ is actually the best at, someone from the sunbelt will start giving you a ridiculous expense list of tolls driving all the way into Manhattan and parking directly in the middle of Manhattan and such to argue "it isn't actually accessible."

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Miss-Tiq t1_ix2wv3u wrote

Honestly, I just resort to sending them links that show NJ as being rated #1 in quality of life.

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mama_duck17 t1_ix3fqjs wrote

I had to look it up, for 2022, we’re the 2nd best state to live in. Behind MA—and well fuck New England.

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bros402 t1_ix3tqh9 wrote

ahh, the classic rivalry of NJ and MA

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mama_duck17 t1_ix4sq6j wrote

Lol. My husband is a big yankee fan, so naturally Boston is the worst place on the planet. ;)

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WhichSpirit t1_ix5q130 wrote

Boston is the only city someone tried to kidnap me in.

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mama_duck17 t1_ix5wt7l wrote

Case & point, Boston is the worst! Glad you’re safe.

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jEsTsBaCk t1_ix3crke wrote

I grew up in Clifton and I had like 7 major highways right down the street from me. Nyc was ten minutes away. Jerseys the tits

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