I hope this is a sign they're finally going to start cracking down on people who park on sidewalks.

i also learned that some people never ever drink tap water … like if they’re thirsty they just crack open a water bottle. my family only used water bottles if we were out for an event for something, otherwise we stuck a cup under the sink and drank that shit lol

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i just came back from my local grocery store and they had zero distilled water … but pounds upon pounds of other waters 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ i hope my calatheas fuck with spring water 😂

And the fact that ALL OF THEM aren’t required to do this??? Under the ADA, they all should be.

Wrong part of town for me. I'm near fox chase.

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I don’t understand how it takes a public authority over thirty years to become ADA compliant.

The water doesn’t go bad but the bottle becomes the problem. The plastic starts to erode into the water. But it should be fine for 2 years, supposedly, maybe longer if kept in a cold, dark place.

Do you only drink and cook with bottled water? In that case, it seems like you would also need to be one of these morons who need to purchase cases.

I think the PPA use to be the ones in charge of airport parking and enforcement at the parking garage and employee lot. They no longer have that contract and so maybe it’s forced them to recalibrate and get back to enforcing more in the city since they can’t depend on the airport money anymore- anybody feel free to correct me if I’m wrong

Bottled water doesn't go bad after 3 years... am I missing something

Fellow cpapper here, I find it at essene pretty regularly

The sexual tension

Bottled water expires over time. (Well, the plastic does, not the water). If you’ve had a stash for a while check the expiration date, now might be a good time to restock

To be fair, supply chains are not instantaneous and they had to make it decision on how much water to stock up on before they knew how bad the spill was.

I'd rather a hilarious overstock that in retrospect was completely unnecessary than the reverse, a real disaster and no clean water because the grocery stores were playing it safe with their ordering.

It's better than the irregular graffiti, but it's still shitty.

Redbuds are one of my favorite trees. It must look absolutely gorgeous right now!

Definitely appreciate their increased push on enforcing cars with missing or blocked plates - I've noticed it make a clear impact in my neighborhood. I'll take whatever progress we can get!

Serious talk. Had things gone the other way, you would all be bitching that they didn’t order enough.

What? I refuse to believe that such corruption could exist in Philadelphia. No!

People I work with absolutely still don’t believe the water is safe. I’d assume there’s still lots of demand for this.

My brother is in collingswood in an apartment building that’s near the train into Philly. They like it. It’s very convenient.

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Drinking, bathing, cooking most things, washing hands, cleaning in general