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powatwain t1_j6j0o8u wrote

I appreciate that place with their blunt approach

Not the first time something like this was said

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Brudesandwich t1_j6jdmlk wrote

For real! I don't get how people move here expecting something different then end up hating JC because of their own ineptitude. Not saying it's right but we don't live in a perfect world.

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BigAlOof t1_j6jes34 wrote

honestly you shouldn’t be surprised in the suburbs either.

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Stevenlive3005 t1_j6joyri wrote

That’s the one thing that outsiders need to learn when they move to JC. 2000, 3000, 4000 $ rent doesn’t mean anything here. You can get stabbed walking out of “Journal squared”. Learn about your neighborhood.

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garth_meringue t1_j6jp1od wrote

In the suburbs the streets are lined with gold. There they don't know crime, illness, or poverty, and it is said even death is a stranger.

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Mindless-Budget9019 t1_j6jq7yg wrote

Heights fitness needs to treat their customers better. They can only act this way because of a lack of competition. Fortunately, they will soon be having competition.

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DCA6 t1_j6jtu04 wrote

Sigh. JC sucks

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mmw802 t1_j6jwkcs wrote

lol, i tried going here for a little after it opened because it is slightly closer to my house than blink in jsq but stopped after the first month. the gym itself is not nice enough to be ~$20 more per month than blink and the constant emails every time someone broke a rule or stole a water bottle were funny at first but became annoying.

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Sybertron t1_j6kpix4 wrote

Eh not that hard to figure out who be stealing stuff just by log in times and cameras.

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fastAFguy t1_j6lcsxi wrote

“This is Jersey City, not the suburbs.” Should be the new City Moto!!

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nickkkkkkkkkkkkkkk t1_j6lmyhd wrote

This gym is so small and smells! I want to support small business but it has to be done right!

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hxc-ufoz t1_j6nwyp8 wrote

That’s cute but unfortunately not remotely correct.

Common sense should tell you that higher population density and the relative anonymity of cities fosters a lot of petty crime. Multiples higher than in suburbs or the country. Crime statistics will confirm it

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