>yall should check out any local gas station that has "Kirspy Krunchy Chicken"

👀 I’ve been wondering about this for a while. Fried chicken is one of those things that can absolutely slap from unsuspecting places.

I, too, am ready to bust out the grill.

The carpet indeed matches the drapes

>What is your favorite part about the Super Bowl?

My favorite part is that I get to watch my team for the third time in my lifetime in the big game. Some aren't so lucky. GO BIRDS

Seconded. Great shop.

Guy?!? I'm actually a non-binary Muppet.

But first....a competent city government.

As others have said, back to capitalism and mental torture. At least I have the super bowl to look forward to... go birds

(and spring is creeping in, or a tease)

Our neighbor has emerged ahead of groundhog's day. So grumpy

https://preview.redd.it/prde09dwvtea1.jpeg?width=858&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=01e052a7dde6a5ea60b8afc75bffb21397e9a523

https://youtu.be/fbTrLyqL_nw

This will continue to get worse as the inequality gap widens here. Cars are super easy targets, and we clearly have people living in the city who do not want to believe that Richmond is indeed a city. Don't leave anything in sight in your vehicle, don't leave it running while you're away from it, don't be dumb. If you have a Kia/Hyundai on the Kia Boys shit list, lock it down or trade it in, because it's a matter of time before it's disappearing.

The police don't eliminate this issue in any city, let alone richmond.

Same. I thought for sure the entire law enforcement world was going to converge on me the first time I used one of the Instagram services. It's been totally fine. Really nice people too.

Edit: before I get DMs asking who I use, these relationships are fragile af. Can't share that with strangers on the web unfortunately.

America, defined.

Will never work here. Drivers simply do not care and don't stop unless they feel like it.

You'd need a massive concrete wall to automatically erect on each side of the crosswalk. Even then, cars will just smash into it and then get mad at the pedestrians.

I've been WFH for years now, and would love having just 1-2 days in office again per week. I just work from somewhere in public to itch that scratch (or scratch that itch?).

I had a pretty bad experience with them at Canal Walk Lofts. Maintenance is fantastic over there, but the office team was constantly turning over and seemed to be run by people who have no understanding of multi-family prop management.

From pre-lease to move out, I dealt with some of the most incompetent leasing agents and PMs I've ever experienced... coming from someone that has been dealing with that industry professionally for years.

Lots of houses fit your criteria in East Highland Park. There are some pretty pockets of the neighborhood. Definitely drive around and vibe check anywhere that hits your budget. It's the only way to get a proper read on various things.

HF is fantastic for the tools you may only need a few times, and for specialty tools you don't want to shell out for. It's wild that a good amount of people have never heard of it and just buy whatever is at Lowes/HD.

You just have to commit and take on a project. There will be mistakes that you can learn from, and happy victories. This Old House has been on forever and is a pretty great resource to learn the high level version of just about anything. My pro-tip is to always work smarter not harder. Pay a little extra and get yourself the right tools for any job, and with many things DIY, it's all in the prep work.

I did, and fuck me for an off the cuff reaction to a name I couldn't pronounce after waking up.

I'm going to need a pronunciation tip for that first name wowza

I have a habit of doing the same and then leaving the house for two hours on a "lunch" mission that turns into errands.

I've been crushing those Stouffer's Bowlfuls way too much lately. I wish I lived closer to Union Market so I can crush good sandos and watch people poorly navigate roundabouts.