You'll find the right people soon! Springfield was weird to me when I first moved here but im still a homebody and I've been here 7 years now lol

Busiek isn’t too far.

I know you weren't. I'm just saying it's weird I've never had anything like this happen.

Okay thank you.. like I will go hard on some queso and chips and other apps because they are small and broken up, but when it comes to big meals or regular I guess I am so overwhelmed I can’t eat and my body just tells me I’m full.

And also when I’m cooking because of the small or maybe just me doing the cooking it makes me not hungry anymore

You are definitely not alone in feeling this way

Only place I've heard that delivers is old rt 66 on n glenstone..

Thanks for the suggestion, I gave him a call and he was super friendly! Gave me a better quote than most other places, and I’ve got myself an appointment! Thanks for helping me save several hundred dollars, I appreciate it haha!

Downtown tactical

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Great suggestions above. If you are a female solo, be careful. Nature Center, Springfield lake, and Nathaniel Greene Park. I think these areas have enough people there where you can hike and be safe.

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Well it’s cool if it’s your fave. I wasn’t really trying to tell people not to go here, just to double check stuff since this seems to happen a lot.

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That doesn’t mean they are getting paid like retail cashiers. So yeah, I still tip them.

Edit to ask: or are you one of those people who think that by punishing the employees and not tipping them, you’re sticking it to the man?

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Wilson’s Creek can be really nice - lots of varied trail lengths.

I usually tip 1 or 2 dollars when I preorder. Most of them are like bartenders and actually need the cash tips.

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I agree with all the others, and will add Busiek State Forest, Ha Ha Tonka, Bennet Springs and Stockton Lake. All have good parking and plenty of foot traffic.

Happy hiking