Nooo,you don't make much money doing that. I have friends to did it before COVID and it wasn't much.

Yes, a decrease of roughly 7k black residents in 20 years, and Richmond's changing demographics are a bit more nuanced than black and white. In the last 20 years, the asian population has doubled, the % of foreign-born residents has nearly doubled, and the hispanic population has nearly tripled (with "Hispanic(white)") driving around a third of richmond's white population growth (roughly 10k out of the 30k increase in white ppl over 20 years, in the city proper).

Also, kind of odd to pick NY and Nova, two of the most ethnically diverse places in the country, as the scapegoats for a perceived wave of white (non-hispanic) migration

We like takeout from Seoul on Midlothian Tpk just before Robious Rd, and Korea Garden much closer in on Midlothian. We’ve not eaten in at either place but the food is great.

I walk my dog all over & they seem fine, but I’m not a jogger so I’ll bite- what am I missing?

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Korean is my all-time favorite cuisine and this place is my go-to. The building was formerly an old Red Lobster and still has some of that American chain restaurant look/vibe, but food & service, (including at-table bbq grill!) is authentic and wonderful. I haven’t been in a while; now I’m hungry.

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My significant other jokes about starting a fitness program called the Blue Collar Workout. Where people pay him to do construction work under his tutelage. Like CrossFit, except with a purpose.

For a long time I thought a puppy rental service would do well in places with a lot of pedestrian traffic. Basically the easiest ice-breaker for anyone looking to meet people is to take a puppy for a walk along Cary street.

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Yewon on Hull st is excellent, staff is super nice as well and they sell the sides they serve as well

Thank you!!

Thanks.

I'm glad you got out yesterday. I wanted to, but responsibilities got in my way.

Absolutely incredible!!

I honestly still haven’t figured out exactly what “the fan” encompasses but I do like the eggs Benedict at Sine and the fact that you never have to wait for a table.

I think Zumba is a great option. Would also recommend some slow paced yoga classes- this is how I began getting in better shape. Yoga helped me to realize that no one is paying nearly as much attention to me as I thought! It helped me get more confident so I could start trying out other more challenging classes and finding what I enjoyed the most. I haven’t been to any of the Y facilities on that side of the river, but I can tell you the northside Y is super welcoming of people of all abilities. I imagine it’s similar at all facilities. Good luck!

I art to mtb post haste.

Idk about exceptions. But this was the explanation for staying within the existing footprint.

I love finding cigarette ashes in my food.

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I think Housing Opportunities Made Equal still does matched-pair testing to build cases and try to discourage discrimination in the first place. They rely on volunteers to do the testing. https://homeofva.org/get-involved/become-a-tester/

I feed a big ass possum on my front porch every night. Everyone needs a porch possum.

I watched more than one rugby sevens match before ads have come on. Quite an exciting sport

Dillard's. You could spend more elsewhere, but it's probably not needed. They can set you up with good shirt and slacks and even bow tie.

If you want more unique bow tie instead of traditional black one, spend some time on the internet