doesn't matter why you moved here, we are glad you are here and the city is the better for having you. More people who know what pizza is supposed to taste like the better

better yet, think of the math or do some reading on it. Paul Krugman is a famously leftist economist who is good to read on rent control

This place in the Detroit area will ship it to you. I know it’s not in Richmond but my wife is from Detroit and raves over this place:

https://ackroydsbakery.com/meats-puddings/

no it isn't. An obligation of some sort that is being violated is required. And I agree it could be wrong, but it's not a violation, 2 different issues.

Source: went to law school

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Whoa - as a NYC transplant I just want to point out that some people move down here for other reasons. I have a mother who is getting on in years that I wanted to be closer to. And many of us NYC transplants haven't always lived in NYC so we can appreciate the differences between a huge city and a cool smaller city (there are pros and cons) without exclusively harping on the cons.

I mean, I absolutely appreciate the low cost of living, being able to get anywhere in the city in 30 minutes, being able to join a Y and swim for $50 a month, being able to walk into a Walmart and buy whatever I want and then getting lost, being able to access a super-cool river right in the city center, etc. I also feel like there are just as many breweries and some great restaurant options here as well.

Buzz and neds is definitely better then deep run

gross. No such thing exists.

Ask at Belmont or Penny lane

love is strong. Quality of schools, no poor people, no crime

VCU course work and nachos for lunch lol

There we go. So glad to see this.

Q daddys with locations in Smithfield and Wakefield right off of 460 E is the best bbq I’ve ever had in my life

You're thinking too small, they're experiencing this inequality from last recession.

upscale or upper middle class yes. Fancy or wealthy no. Biggest thing is no poor people, it's homgogenous high middle income.

If you ask the people at CCV if they live in short pump you will get sour and offended looks

Any ideas where to get Disney Celluloid picture appraised locally? Or even better, where to sell?

Have fun. It’s my favorite game of all time.

ISO 1 ticket to Third Eye Blind @ the national 3/22

I'd say reverse... short pump isn't owned by Peter Chang anymore, SA is

very definition of not short pump, which is every chain

This is a problem with any urban campus. You say, "Tons of people's commutes run straight through campus". and that is true, but it is more accurate to say that the city, and it's commuters, were around before the "campus" such as it is. The school has expanded greatly by buying whole city blocks, but they are still city blocks. When we think of other large state schools, there aren't any pedestrian deaths. GMU has a discreet campus, separate from the town. VPI, separate campus from Blacksburg. VSU, VMI, JMU... all have campuses that are not simply in whatever building the school can purchase. So, while it is fair to say that people drive through campus, it is equally fair to say students are running through public streets.

I kind is suspect that the main reason for the interview requirement is to add on a slam-dunk "lying to a federal officer" charge for anyone who isn't being truthful on their application.

no. Stay in the city. Or go rent a place out in the baltimore suburbs, you'll find short pump indistinguishable.

I'm assuming that you have more people in this sub in the "renting" stage of their lives than the investment / landlord stage of their lives. So naturally they'll be hostile to any argument like this because they don't anticipate what it will be like when they're actively looking for ways to grow their wealth for retirement. I'm with you 100% and many of them will be in 20 years ... but not today :)

good way to put it. Fine on that level

The need to pay over priced bills in our shit pay capitalist society.

burgers are the #1 thing I refuse to eat out anymore. burgerflation is by far the most ridiculous of all the flations in restaurants right now.