Their dinner is meh, but I've always liked the brunch at Skinners.

The concrete truck parades at 8am are kind of impressive. I enjoy the spectacle.

Yeah what is up with this?

Rent is too high for businesses to make it, but apparently they can keep the space idle for a year while they fail to finish construction.

Why should remote workers in long island be forced to commute to Manhattan just so you can have a vibrant midtown? I kind of feel like you are the entitled one demanding the whole economy shape itself around your personal preferences. If remote work killed new york city, then new york city is dead.

That's only a month's worth of those luxury potato chips, not bad

Urby is like 2 blocks from exchange place path station? Are we talking about different urbys?

When whole foods opens in twelve years you'll also have good access to that, if you're in this for the long haul.

Also, sprove sucks. They tried to sell me a watermelon for 27 dollars. Haven't been back since.

Post on reddit about how our politicians run people over and then 911 won't respond to your call afterwards. As far as I can tell this is 85% of jersey city's culture.

What is supposed to lock?

43,000 per month means the average adult calls 911 once every 5 months? That's not totally crazy, but seems like a lot?

If they just increase it 25 dollars at a time like the art tax, then landlords won't pass it on to the renters

This implies the city currently knows how to do this.

How much does jersey city spend on high school sports?

Uber to path then uber again on the other side might be easier than what you're trying to do.

Funny, but for your health and sanity go anywhere else besides shoprite.