Recent comments in /f/philadelphia

bukkakedebeppo t1_j9bb06c wrote

Nobody, because it won't be accessible to the general public. I live in Fairmount and have spent time at Lemon Hill and didn't even know about the Sedgley Porter House since it is always surrounded by cars and tucked into a corner. It's a cute building and maybe could have been turned into something cool at the existing location, but this really does feel like a waste of money.

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Vexithan t1_j9bautf wrote

Imagine the city towing cars that are legally abandoned!! Someone literally parked their giant trucks bumper (why the hell you need a Ford F6000 in a city is beyond me) over my wife’s bumper and if she had needed to leave she’d have been trapped. It’s buck wild.

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kcvngs76131 t1_j9bauo1 wrote

The number of lifted pickups especially that park across the ADA cutouts is insane. Like I shouldn't have to backtrack a block to do an unnecessary crossing because I can't access the thing that is supposed to make the sidewalk accessible. Most of the time, it's both corners blocked like that. It's a nightmare to have any mobility issues in this city

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SubtleRedditIcon t1_j9b9aia wrote

It was there to deter people from parking on the shoulder. However, people don't care about laws because law enforcement doesn't enforce the laws. Welcome to Philly! Hope the person you picked up had a smooth flight and enjoys their stay!

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APettyJ t1_j9b57kj wrote

If you are referring to the lot on Bartram, that's not the lot anymore. The new lot is entered off of the car rental road, same road used to access the Marriott as well, and empties out further back up the road at the split for the car rental road and road to arrivals and baggage claim. Yeah, the old lot, which was fairly close to the Wawa, and also for a time served as the lot for Black car/limos and briefly for ride-share cars, wasn't as well lit and also not as populated. The new road is squarely on airport property and is more well lit and "secure feeling".

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chansigrilian t1_j9b4zqv wrote

Here for Black Thought, State Property (Freeway and Friends this Friday night at Fillmore celebrating 20 years since Philadelphia Freeway!), Busta, Ari Lennox and more… but mostly just here for a good fucking time

Skipping Dave Chappelle Friday night since it’s ticketed separately

Wondering about the difference between GA and GA+ tho

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porkchameleon t1_j9b3e3w wrote

> We moved here in 2019

> Technically I'm based in NY, but am fully remote.

So which is your place of residence? If you live in Philly and claim to be in NYC for tax purposes (beats me why) - that sounds like fraud to me (IANAL and IANACPA, though).

If you live here and work remotely for an NYC business - shouldn't matter (I am in similar situation, never had an issue).

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