Even better to keep people off property not their own

I leave my car open accidentally once in a while but who leaves their FOB in a car? is it that hard to keep it in a purse or a pocket or on you all the time?

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maybe cause I grew up in NYC in the 80's I'd never do this

since you have a business relationship and they are at your home for that then no. if the dog walker comes over at another time like the middle of the night and tries to open your car and you get them on camera, then yes

my wife listens to FM via the iheart radio app. if you don't want to make play lists then i'd use pandora or one of the spotify stations

I don't know about the recent laws but you might be required to carry health insurance or pay an extra tax. my wife's plan is an HSA type plan but they pay part of the deductible as well.

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one thing I learned in old age is take care of your body and don't wait for a doctor to tell you to lose weight or do something about your bloodwork. Many of the thresholds for problems are too high and lots of stuff is just BS to get you to pay for prescription drugs

oh noes, someone might know I live in NJ even though all my online purchases get shipped to NJ

What’s the issue?

They have an algorithm that’s probably by distance and Yonkers is close

Go to the maps website, search there and move the little mouse around and search in that area

Not very hard

I’d drive to the nearest large station with a lot and take the train. If your job is in downtown then a ferry from holmdel.

Work with someone who lives by Trenton and they take one of the NEC trains before COVID twice a week.

You will need a subpoena for the phone location

which doesn't really prove anything since you didn't catch the event

get a dashcam, if you had this on video you could have tracked down the driver and filed a claim with their insurance and not yours. or next time also buy a car with cameras that can record an accident

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GP5JWH8?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

i bought one from amazon a few weeks ago. easy to assemble too

That would reduce toll revenues too so a non-starter

the average attached home in NYC is around $10,000 in taxes and homes in Westchester or Nassau are also about the same as NJ. in Nassau there are a few large towns that small towns pay them to provide many services but it's not cheaper. Same with their schools

there are already unified school districts like Northen Valley with 2-3 high schools. I don't have an issue with towns merging as long as the people that live in them agree with it and it's not down from the state or counties to whitewash over problem areas

And they burn more energy cause they have more mitochondria in their cells due to training

Low intensity builds more mitochondria per cell and high intensity trains them to work better

For strength training more muscle mass means more mitochondria to burn fat

Carbs help at high intensity running but you can raise the thresholds at which the body still burns fat

Athletes have more mitochondria’s and more efficient ones?

hasn't even been 2 months. will probably be at least next year for them to make a decision but i don't see how they will classify them as employees. last I heard these people can work for multiple services at the same time

tell them to contact their insurance or get their info. probably varies by state but their insurance might cover it as a rental car or similar

did the person driving have insurance?

driving I-80 in Nebraska it's a two lane road except for Omaha. Driving I-95 in NJ it's a six lane road.

most lenders will find out if you have any other mortgages and will only qualify you based on being able to afford multiple mortgages

probably not since $1200 for a new counter isn't that out of the normal price range