Religion is a disease.

Sonder caters primarily to an international/non-Anglophone European audience as far as I can tell.

Seriously, walk by the entrances to their CC locations enough and you'll pick up on it.

Snow is supposed to be shoveled towards the house, from the sidewalk.

But you don't have to worry about enforcement anyways. Snow that sticks isn't common in Philly to begin with.

I never expect real estate to make any sense. I also assume the old parking lots are money printers, like the one at 13th and Locust.

I buy it. Philly is still pretty cheap for an east coast city. Money goes a lot further here, and people from other low income cities or suburbs can afford to get off the ground.

People talk about how bad SEPTA is, but SEPTA makes it possible to participate in the economy without owning a car. That's a huge modifier given how much money a car sucks up and the random fluctuations in gas prices.

I'm overly optimistic, but I think the El and BSL make things inevitable.

Bigger boner 4ever

Philly ain't even top ten in any of the violent crime categories, but that doesn't stop the Keeley brigade from claiming this city is a smoldering crater.

Boise

I've only ever seen junkies do it. There was a dude by Rittenhouse a year or so ago who would trash everything around him if you told him no.

Franky Bradley's

As opposed to mornings being colder, one of the other things that happens regularly enough here is that the temps can drop when the sun goes down.

Shaving 5-10F within an hour or two of sundown isn't uncommon from now until Feb-March. It's one of the things the surprised me when I moved up here.

> meaning its now $788 million budget is about $150 million more than in 2016, when Mayor Jim Kenney first took office.

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