Yes, your rare edge case would be collateral casualty. Many laws have them.

How? Just an inline link?

Never mind, I see it now.

The trick to late night PATH use is timing. If you know the schedule for your stop, just get there 5 minutes beforehand and it doesn't seem so bad, even if you had to wait 20 minutes in the bar before you left!

Don't be ridiculous, the PATH and the Tunnel are run by 2 completely separate----------oh wait.....

Yes of course, let you ride your bike through a 2 lane wide construction site. Why don't you send them a note?

Kinda pointless unless we can post pics in the thread. I thought it couldn't be done on Reddit but saw it on another sub.

Drop by Supremo and judge for yourself, I've never had a problem there, we love the place.

They're so pathetic it's unbelievable. They truly think it's a reasonable to adopt a dog or cat over zoom!

That's Libertyhenge, you can only see it twice a year.

After reading the NYT article it doesn't look like they're contemplating removing the law that restricts the number of licenses a business can hold, which is what keeps TJs and Costco from selling their booze in more than 2 stores in the state. Bah Humbug!

Big difference between Capitalism and 'rent seeking', though the rent seekers spend a lot of effort trying to blur it.

My favorite podcast episode ever is 2 academic Libertarians arguing about whether Capitalism is inevitably corrupt and devolves into crony capitalism, and after an hour they basically gave up and conceded. They said any corporation that grows large enough reaches a point where the next dollar is better invested in "rent seeking", (e.g. buying influence, market protection and subsidies), rather than just growing their business. Any CEO who didn't do it would be replaced by the shareholders, or the company would be bought by investors recognizing it was "underperforming". Of course being Libertarians, their only solution is having a government so small that it can't hand out goodies. https://www.econtalk.org/michael-munger-on-crony-capitalism/

Hell yeah! TJs & Costco could sell their private label booze, wine & beer in all their stores!

I dunno, ever gotten exterior prices? I would not be surprised if stripping and redoing that was well into 6 figures. Every time I walk past it seeing the failing exterior makes me queasy, some contractor told the owner that he knew how to do that, no problem! I paid a mason to do front stairs work and 4 years later it was way worse than when he started.

I've long described hiring contractors like flinging yourself off a cliff into the ocean and hoping a wave is covering the rocks when you hit. Even good ones leave you easter eggs you find years later...

No it says " deleted".

This is precisely correct. You cannot call a private towing company to pull someone's car from the street even if they're blocking your driveway.

You would be correct if we were talking about cat pictures, but this sub is the closest thing we have to a decent online community for our real life community, and I personally believe we should try to act like neighbors here instead of Internet assholes.

Ah, I guess I don't get blocked very often, I guess I was naive to believe it when it said "deleted". That's fascinating anyway that someone would block me after they posted incorrect information and insulted me!

I've been meaning to ask if anyone knew what the story was about this thing too! I can't believe it has sat there this long dripping chunks off the facade. Is there a years long legal battle for possession?

It would be interesting to try to figure out just exactly where they are as an investment. Assuming 1 owner and borrowed money, the property has appreciated certainly more than the taxes paid but a lot depends on what rate the money for construction was borrowed.

But it's not my private property if it's in front of my driveway, it's the street. Amusingly, the last several times a car has been parked in front of my driveway, it's been a police cruiser! No obvious police activity anywhere to be seen, they're most likely grabbing lunch up the street.

Is that actually a thing? Can you get someone towed from the street in front of your driveway by a private company? I thought it had to be from private property like a lot for the private towing. Certainly the Parking people, (whatever they are called now that they're not an Authority) will not do it, it's hard to get them to issue a ticket.

>Taco Bell doesn’t disappoint.

Only because you go in with such low expectations...

Eh, I'll skip the reminiscing. Cheap bourbon does go well with dark chocolate however, or TJ's dark chocolate peanut butter cups.

I've had this sort of conversation about 'shortcuts' a lot. Before we were empty nesters we made bread in a breadmaker often, at least once a week. For challah we pull it out before it bakes to braid it and bake in the oven. "Purists" will go on & on about how they love the feel of kneading bread and would never use a breadmaker, but very few of them would make fresh bread every week!

Dumplings are similar, a fun rainy day project, but also great to pull out of the freezer whenever you're feeling the need. Sauce is also critical: soy, vinegar, simple syrup, microplaned garlic & ginger, and sesame oil.

We make them too, but it's a whole lot easier just to buy a bag of them at BJ's or 99 Ranch. The Ling Ling instructions are actually the opposite of your method, they call for some water and a little bit of oil to start with so when the water is gone it browns them.

You need to plan ahead my dude! Ain't nothing like frozen dumplings to hit the spot late night. 10 minutes in the pot and you're ready to go. I could probably write a book on DIY late night snacks...