>Bside speakeasy in the Hotel revival. Rooms come with bottle service.

Anyone know how much this costs?

>Play board games at No Land Beyond.

How do you do this as a single walk in?

What is the point? You think they are born this way, or is something in our culture making them that way? And if so, what is your plan to do something about it?

>Unless the city/state implement widespread poverty alleviation

I agree, but the question is always, with what money?

Voters don't like the solutions because they often involve being kind to people they want punished. Just look at how upset people were by the idea of paying kids not to squegee.

>most youth nowadays don’t have a good work ethic

JFC. Is it because of their long hair and their rock music? You would think people would be self aware enough to finally not be the generation that labelled the next one lazy, but here we are.

https://twitter.com/paulisci/status/1549527748950892544?lang=en

Twitter thread with examples of this brain dead idiocy from every ten years or so going back a century plus.

They have actually shown that living in a place with opportunities is the most important part of this equation. Parenting and schooling can help, but if people see no legal path to a better life, they will feel no particular draw to it.

The key will be to make giant investments in underserved communities the way we did in the suburbs.

Ugh. Bummer.

>Many expected a four-lane road, with two northbound and two southbound lanes

Well they are dumb. Thank God no one listened to them.

>a protected bicycle path will run between sidewalks and parking lanes

Hell yes let's go.

Why must lifting gyms be names the dumbest shit?

More like AnCap gym amitrite?

It is big local news?

I have always found Moms and Sprouts to be worse than whole foods at whole foods prices.

>I always thought Harris Teeter basically sucked

Man. I moved to Canton from two places that were a walk to whole foods and I soon found that these supermarkets suck. Safeway and Teets are WF prices without the quality. And Sprouts is about the same except they are really proud of their stale coffee.

So I drive (sigh) to WFs or Aldi.

>Also you have to hike out to the suburbs to shop there.

There is a BJs in Canton (almost).

>but their meat and seafood prices are ludicrous

Yeah. At least when it comes to steak and salmon they are higher than Whole Foods, despite not being as high of quality.

I don't know how the transfer time will be, but driving up does create a lot of issues as well. Tolls and parking and gas and traffic variance. Plus stress. And many people can work on a train. Or play video games. Oh, and some people care about the environmental impact of their travel.

I am not saying this is clearly better. But another cheap and green option is good imo.

Yrah I was just going by whoever said it was going to be $30 and 4 hours.

Right. This was a month out. So not super far in advance, but not last minute.

The point is, saying Amtrak costs $20-50 is pretty disingenuous to what most people end up paying. Dropping down to $30 from $100 is significant for a lot of people. especially if it doesn't add too much time.

Even leaving on the following Saturday, you wont find any tickets under $100 unless the are arriving late ($74 to get there at midnight).

To NYC? Even when I am booking months out for mid week midday departures I have never gotten anything below $50.

Like I just picked a random Friday in December and one way prices $104 for a 5am departure. $164 for anytime after that in the am. Only price lower than $100 gets you there after midnight.

As opposed to 100-200 bucks at 3.5 hours? Seems decent.

What time will they be executing the slave labor?

I thought they had a good burger and fries back in the day. And the hot chicken.

Great update. I haven't been to Wet City in a few years. Bummed to hear their food has fallen off.

I was thinking about you when I went to Joe Squared on Saturday. Good wings cooked well but they sauce appeared to just be slopped on after.