Y’all know about all your concussions?

Like none of mine under 20 got diagnosed, but now that I’ve had them while older and I’m like “Jfc i had so many while young that were just ignored”

Yeah. I tried it first maybe 6 years ago, and thought it was okay. But by 5 years ago it had gone downhill. Now, as another person said, it’s basically sisco truck microwaved crap. Not quite, but not far off

This seems like super insufficient warning, notification, and time for dispute.

Also, can anyone else exactly what they’re closing? Cause that pic is super unclear. And both alleys connected to Hakesley Place are drivable (unless changed in the past few years)

Is it that vague blur at the top of the map? Why is the map centered on Hakesley Place?

If it’s already undrivable, what are they doing to close it off? What’s the point of putting money into closing it off if vehicles already don’t fit?

I tried their burger on someone’s recommendation after complaining that all their other food was crap.

And I got a steak because I think I just wanted steak

Oh, no. I haven’t eaten fast food in probably 15 years (except chipotle, but obviously not in hampden cause that one is awful).

I’m comparing it to other restaurants: foraged, la Cuchara, Thames st oyster house, tapas teatro, alma cocina, etc.

Food market is just wildly expensive for what you get, which is why it’s mediocre. They’ve got some okay items on their menu, but nothing I tried was ever better than mediocre. Overcooked steaks and burgers. Tiny portioned apps. Everything wildly under seasoned.

That’s a county person opinion if I’ve ever heard one.

They’re mediocre. Like the atlas group of hampden, minus the sexism and racism

Bad news! Closed casket funeral. Good news? Save some money making the casket six inches shorter

No, they’re not. They’re engineers.

The people in high towers don’t do work.

Pretty much any parking garage would shadow over every house around it.

The best part is it’s all invisible so no one believes it’s really an issue. Hooray!

No, I mean if it was pedestrian only for pedestrian safety. Send busses down another street.

Fuck that. Who wants some eyesore blocking the sun in Hampden? There's a garage at the Rotunda. People can use that one. I don't know where else you'd even put one.

Parking is super dependent on where you are. It's also so, so much worse during december because every asshat in the state has to see the miracle on 34th st lights. I've had to park by Artifact coffee to get to a friend's house on Hickory during that season. That's like half a mile away, and like a mile from 34th st. It's insane.

But a lot of spots it's basically guaranteed parking in front of your house.

Let's be honest: even if you take all the cars off 36th street it won't be safe.

But I still support this. At the very least having no east-west traffic. I could see cutting off Roland etc as being difficult for locals.

But it was a lot available for use of customers of several local businesses at one point.

15 and growing due to healthcare. The wealthier they are the bigger the gap. Warren Buffet and Rupert Murdoch are both over 90 and still working.

Personally, my ass only takes one seat when I’m eating at a restaurant.

Right, so it has seating for you to eat there.

Not dozens of seats, but it does have seating. I have sat there and eaten.

Hampden has a bunch of seating. Have you not been?

Good news! You can eat in at ekiben again.

I agree, their food is significantly better fresh, particularly anything fried

Lol hater.

Ekiben is mid range in prices but great for what you pay and unique.

Cindy Wolff’s stuff lately has been uninspired, expensive, and just not that great in my experience.

Somehow with your username I’m not surprised.

I’ve actually never had problems with falls rd Walgreens. Pharmacists there are usually great.

Everything about the rotunda Walgreens sucks tho