How does this shitty place even stay in business? There are better donuts out there, sold by actual nice people.

But parking in the city is harrrrrrrrd :(

ETA apparently the italics and frowny face weren’t enough to indicate I’m kidding

I work in Richmond, spend a lot of time in Richmond, and drive and PARK in Richmond. It affects me just as much as it does anyone else who drives and parks in Richmond. That being said, I sort of agree with all of the sentiments in this thread.

All that to say, where I live is just MINUTES walking distance from the Richmond City line, so jokes on you, it actually very much so is LITERALLY about my surroundings. Also wouldn't call parking in a city a part of culture...

There's a cop who regularly parks their cruiser in the loading zone in front of Cleveland Laundromat. It's infuriating, every time I (disabled) have to park around the block to unload my laundry because this entitled prick is literally above the law I want to file a complaint but like... who are you gonna call, the police?

What was the person doing?

Are you ok?

This is an extremely strange and aggressive post. Call the company and report the worker if you feel the need, but this doesn’t require some weird community-wide call to action.

ETA you are absolutely being petty.

Lol complaining about Henrico but calls the street “Gransby”

so alternatives? options to better things? or just "lol Good luck"

I'm trying to have a conversation. There is a very real issue. How can we resolve it?

Absolutely agree with you laws apply to all of us, equally. Police, parking enforcement, doesn't matter. No parking ever means no parking ever. Maybe if there were a legit emergency, but no you're being petty.

lol Good luck

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I recall a past r/rva post about someone/something calling Richmond the New York City of the East Coast and hot damn through the powers of super useless observation I will now tell myself it actually has a certain sense... because it's the only remaining East Coast city standing by water with twin towers and Minoru Yamasaki WTC architecture.

(*note I've not chosen to fact check this, that would make too much sense).

The only thing I see here is more volume added to RAAs system. As any patient admitted will need an Ambulance to do so.

Unless they’re going to allow a partner of HCA to do it

I wonder if this had anything to do with their poorly done Valentine’s Day (lack of) donuts. Tuesday my partner went to pick up an order he placed weeks earlier as a treat and there was a single woman working when he arrived and she was freaking out over grub hub and uber orders because they had NO donuts made and she was attempting to fill those incoming orders over the one we had placed in advance. Maybe they took their name off to stop more orders going to them? Lame. He wanted to surprise me since we had them as VCU students but they’ve fallen so far it’s so sad.

Day trip to DC

I have seen people working inside recently, and it looks like maybe something new will be opening soon. Almost looks like a convenience store.

As others have said, it’s called a “ghost kitchen”. My partner worked at TGIFs at one point and they had a sushi ghost kitchen inside of it with a completely different name and graphic design

You could also say that Longoven now has a ghost kitchen because they opened Lost Letter within it but I also don’t quite consider that a ghost kitchen because they’re super up front about it and not trying to dupe anyone. Genuinely seems like two restaurants in one now.

Pipeline trail

Yes, freestanding in this case is used to describe emergency departments that aren’t connected to a hospital.

Yeah I think she said that was at the Sugar Shack on Parham. Super scummy..

For people saying this is a ghost kitchen and not renaming: Sugar Shack is gone and now there’s Vegan Donuts RVA with the exact same menu. It’s not a new venture, just a different title in Grubhub.

That would make me very very sick

WF’s vegan donors are legit.