People are allowed to evaluate the potential impact of things without needing that impact vivisected through racialized bribe solicitation.

Black business owners in this group are just black business owners and they like the arena. What the hell are you even talking about with the black construction crews?

I used to be like you. Now I’ll never go back.

I ain’t ever going back to how things was before my one button rice cooker

Unless you are an industrial kitchen, there is literally zero reason to get any rice cooker bigger than a cereal bowl, or with more than 1 buttons.

That has actually never happened at all until this women. Every mother knows that maternity leave does not include gardening duties.

Exactly. Market rate housing is pretty much as needed, if not more needed, than solely affordable housing.

Typically hotels lacks stoves and ovens.

They’re not the same silly goose

Anything is the STE of STEM. Law. PM. Marketing. Tons of industries.

Quality

Legality of work materials requiring citizenship

Time zone coordination

Industries not present in India (say, aeronautics? Chip manufacturing? Take your pick.)

Residency requirements

Classified/cleared materials

Other federally regulated materials

Is that enough? We can keep going.

Of course they know where it is. My point is: how would they know if it’s a problem if no one reports them? As far as they can tell, they’re just being used normally and parked appropriately. It’s only an issue for one single guy (op) sometimes when it happens and when he needs to drive

I mean, what do you expect to happen if you have an issue with something? Just get really really mad about it and your brainwaves will alert some regional manager in the Lyft offices to come remove them for you?

You can make an account and remove them with a report and it takes like 45 seconds to do so. The entire world isn’t tip-toeing around your particular pet peeves, nor do they know them (let alone give a shit about them) just because you’re peeved in that moment.

Many, many other cities have figured out how to have scooter parking spots and scooter-exclusive trails that prevent them from impacting you negatively.

You’re getting mad at a company and their customers who are reasonably providing the solution for a need (getting around town without having to park a car), when you should be getting mad at your city council for not providing appropriate parking spaces for them or bike trails.

This is such an extreme overreaction lol

Just report them and put a sign up that says “please don’t park scooters here because then I can’t exit my driveway without moving them”.

Lol are you new to the planet earth?

Nooo not in the architecturally unique post-industrial shingle revival style McDonald’s!!!

I have that flavor of autism that compels me to watch promotional technical product demonstration of Swiss tunnel boring machines.

It can be done.

https://youtu.be/6AV2NcyX7pk

https://youtu.be/TTnFpKCAJt

https://youtu.be/x6PlgbFnvI8

No but there should be one. DC had had a lot of success building new metro rail that is just adjacent or parallel to their big highways.

every time they do something out of the box it looks like subversive dogshit. This building is beautiful. Not garish nor gauche, perfectly balanced, subtle, pretty, clean. Not an ugly bold-colored 5-over-1, not a glass rectangle. You couldn’t ask for a better building. At least, considering all other modern architecture.

It’s a multifaceted issue. Not just metro.

With more density, you have more demand for metro, yes. The above poster thinks that pressures from these residents could improve the metro. I agree with him but I understand your hesitations.

But there’s also two street cars lines here. That’s a significant mode of transit. Not to mention buses.

But more importantly, more density means that there is more likely to be things to do and places to be and stores to shop at within walking or biking distance, which means you won’t need to depend on the Metro as much anyway.

It also means the surrounding areas will get the second-hand-smoke benefit of improving just because they either use the land to make money off of the new population, or the sell it to someone who will, which means the nice and enjoyable areas increase in size, compounding the above point.

This can all be guided by good zoning practice. Parking is only part of the equation if the math is how to trend towards 0 parking spots in this neighborhood.

This is a self-solving issue. People will bring cars, be upset by the hassle it is to have a car, and normal people will be like well what the fuck did you think was gonna happen, dipshit?

If they manage to build out this area without cars, with many small shops and restaurants, finish and connect the Rail Park, and build out better street car infra, increase service on the metro, and even in 5-10 years a new metro line that goes parallel to 95, that area would become a whole new “downtown” style of area by itself. There is so much space in Philly, this whole project could be really really great. I’m excited.

Yes. Making the city more friendly to logistical/delivery vehicles will improve speed of delivery, as well as vastly improve emergency services.

What people don’t understand is that an instagram follower costs about $0.02 cents. You could make a new account, pay some company $250 bucks, and have 10,000 followers the next day. It costs almost nothing.

Just park at any metro station in DC or VA. The max is $5 for unlimited stay, and it’s free on the weekends in some places.

Hyperbole, if you will.

Lol at OP thinking he was religiously discriminated when in reality he was just a being boner and was treated accordingly. I would have dropped him off too. It’s my car and I’ll play whatever music I want. And OP couldn’t just sit through 12 minutes of gospel without being a smarmy little dork about it.

OP, If you think this is religious discrimination then you are historically and culturally illiterate.

Do you insist that cab drivers remove their Maria statuette from their dashboards when you get in their car? Do you ask clerks to take off their crucifix necklaces when you order food from them?