Dunno if covid fucked em, but they had great food before then. Took my dad there for his birthday a couple times and we both really enjoyed it.

You're citing books as to what they can operate at, not what they do. I've been on that line plenty and seen it going a lot slower than nearby car traffic, hence my doubt. I'll try to remember to get a speedometer app next time I use it.

OK fine, top POSSIBLE speed. What speed do they run at? Because it feels significantly slower than that

>max operating speed is 56 mph

Doubt, but not overwhelmingly so

This post exudes gentrification.

I would go there in person and do the signup. I've been seeing ads for $1 first month stuff on my facebook feed

> If you love your gym, tell me why.

Because it doesn't do crossfit and prefers its members not do shitty workouts with greater chance of injury

ahem...

LUXURY HOU

I'm sorry your friend/relative died, but my keys have a lot of car paint on them now.

I've used them, and aside from some occasional delays, they're fine.

Speculation, but this is yet another unforced error. Just shooting oneself in the dick in a completely avoidable situation

> giving them all our property cashflow info worries me they might use it to increase our assessment!

Oh no, how dare they want you to pay what you owe

Solid use of the flair. Amy was MAD she got arrested in this vid.

I know that Home Depot offers installation on these, as does Lowes. Ceiling mount hardware is pretty cheap and as long as you adequately template out ahead of time where everything has to go, it's not that hard. Make sure you're leaving extra room for the finial (the decorative piece on the end of the rod) on each angle, or if you're buying a bay window rod, ensure your measurements are good (or buy it from a place that will let you can return it).

Installation cost shouldn't be more than a couple hundred.

I guess they have deals better than what their website says. 100/mo is still far too much for me, but far better than 144

Man, I dunno what I'd have to make to agree to go to a gym for $144/month, but I'm nowhere near that point

I'd forgotten about that one. Pretty small park, no?

There is a public large dog park in Hamilton Park. The dog parks in Newport are all private, and the other public dog park downtown, which is behind shoprite on 1st St is smaller than the one at Van Vorst.

Don't go with your unleashed dog in LSP. There are numerous endangered and threatened species, including nesting birds.

I don't think you're even gonna find HEPA filters anywhere. If that's your benchmark, I would do what someone else said earlier and just call up the gyms, but I would be very surprised if you found any doing more than just asking that people wipe down the equipment after using it.

My booster efficiency is starting to wane, so I'm planning on masking up again at the beginning of the month, but it's been made blatantly clear to the public that we're on our own - no one in charge gives a fuck about seriously trying to end this on a more permanent basis other than mitigation for those who aren't at risk.

They're literally advertising it on the back of their car.

Some sovereign citizen asshole. You could probably just steal their car, they won't call the cops

Nearly all of BK and QN are currently cheaper than most of JC. Again, your logic is faulty - it's more expensive (JC) where there's more development.

Once again, there's no correlation between greater development and lower rents.

>Tell me, why do you want to continue to fuck over the middle and lower classes by keeping housing prices so high.

You're even dumber than I think you are, and I think you're incredibly fucking dumb, because my own personal solutions to this problem are way more helpful to the poor and middle classes than BUILD MOAR. Think Mao.

You're a fucking idiot who isn't showing their work

https://www.thecity.nyc/2022/5/17/23108792/nyc-apartment-vacancy-rate-housing-emergency

>New York City has more vacant apartments overall than it did five years ago even as units with monthly rents under $1,500 have dried up, according to a new report that also shows maintenance issues are surging across the board. 
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> The report found that 4.54% of all New York apartments are vacant as of 2021. That’s up from 3.63% in 2017, the last time the survey was completed.

Simply building more does not equate with lower rents. You're a fucking idiot who isn't showing their work

Christ, you can't even follow your own logic here. If BK and QN aren't building, but JC is, would it not then logically follow that (non rent-controlled) rents in BK and QN would be skyrocketing far past the point of JC, which is building at a very fast rate?

Spoiler for ya, that's not the case.

That's not happening, and I repeat myself for the umpteenth time now, because greater supply has zero correlation with lower price.