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10 days agoThey’ll also play in Chicago, which is a far better experience all around.
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New Jersey gets a lot of undeserved hate because it’s part of NYC popular culture to shit on them. And as a result, that bleeds in to national popular media.
New Jersey is nicer, the people are friendlier, the streets aren’t lined with fucking filth and the buildings aren’t falling apart the way they are in NYC. It’s a bit cheaper to boot.
By far, my time in Newark was more pleasant than my time in NYC. At this point I wouldn’t go back to NYC unless something pretty compelling made it worth dealing with the bullshit New York puts you through.
A map for you sir/madam/all else
Don’t care who they be fuckin, can they pound a beer and can they defend the honor of Cheesus is all that matters man
26·26 days agoBrother I hear you, I do. The problem isn’t the workplace, the problem is that some people will find this unprofessional enough to bitch. Any public facing anything for any company will be heavily scrutinized by a subset of people who actively look for things to bitch about.
The professional, whitewashed and soulless veneer on every professional website is the direct result of hoards of bored idiots with nothing better to do than bitch about any perceived insult, however slight. You either have an organization that absolutely revels in it, or you end up with the same safe corporate bullshit everyone else has.
191·26 days agoJust need to apply the tiniest bit of critical thinking.
Sir this is the Internet
1·27 days agoHe has 14 kids. He could have a house in every city he vacations in for every single one of them.
Determinists will find a way to shit on this, but determinists are silly creatures who have no choice in the matter.
1·2 months agoLocal topping weighs in on trapping dogs for shitting on Elon musk
You can!*
Public transit in Chicago is some of the better public transit I’ve used. I’ve stayed for weeks on end without ever needing a car. Though taxis/Uber sometimes does a little of the heavy lifting there.
*Very much dependent on where in Chicago you live/stay and where you want to go. Downtown is fantastic, Southside and most of the suburbs are meh. You might need a car out there.