Sometimes I’ll read an entire article on a place and still have no idea exactly what it’s going to be.

oh you must have read it within like seconds of me sending it haha. Sometimes my app gets buggy cuts off and I can’t see wtf I’m typing, so I have to post the comment and then go back and edit it. I didn’t stroke out, promise.

holy shit I remember her. I’d go with my grandma to the Terminal all the time and she would ALWAYS be out there saying “penny candy ?!” in that like shrill voice. My grandma would give her money but never actually take any candy haha. She’d yell “thank you!” and “bless you!” as you walked down the entire block.

What are you, a fucking asshole ?

Dude, you have to wait !

It’s not his job to fix multi-generational poverty. His job is literally to prosecute crime. He’s objectively failing to do that or prove to be even remotely competent.

It’s hard to do anything after a case of beer at the dog park.

Do rich parents just give their kids money and not actually care what they do with it?

More details.

Torresdale ?

Says it right in the fucking article and why would reporters care he’s a cop ? And the feds dgaf that he’s a Sheriff’s Deputy, in fact, they prefer it.

You know, im not sure. This was 30+ years ago, I just remember going after school to pick up my allotment at the drop off house and then delivering them.

delivering the Daily News PM edition

Does the pickleball noise irk the folks ?

Ngl, I listened to that audio clip embedded in the article, and there’s no fucking way I’d want that outside my window all day. I’d be losing it too. I have zero stake in any of this, but it’s really, really easy to dismiss peoples’ complaints when you ain’t dealing with it.

Especially when there’s laughter and diversity!

>> Player Leonard Dow, 58, of Mount Airy, who works in financial services, said, “I recognize what the neighborhood is saying, but we’re giving them laughter, diversity of age and race. That’s what city life is about.”

I think my Kenzo neighbors say the same thing when they drink White Claws on their steps until 4 AM.

I don’t live in Chestnut Hill and I don’t play pickleball but I find this dispute fascinating. Some real gem quotes in here from both sides.

I think this is my favorite, for many reasons:

>”When people get upset about something placed in their neighborhood, it’s usually not pickleball but something like safe-injection sites that they don’t want — which I support, by the way,” said Deirdre Dingman, a professor at Temple University’s College of Public Health who plays pickleball at the courts and lives around the corner, undisturbed by the din.

I appreciate the pic of the park.

Five.

Inner city is two words. And hyphenated when used as an adjective.

This is a park.

Nothing, sounds, uh, great…

Like, just sit in someone’s basement ?

Again, BOTH those things can be true. You seem to have a problem grasping that very, very basic concept.