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THIS IS THE BEST USE OF THAT JESUS I HAVE EVER SEEN
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My husband and I have been together 10 years, married for 3 of them. Even before we were married, but especially after, there has been a lot of pressure for us to have kids. Coquette, we just don’t wanna.
We like our lives just as they are. We get to take nice trips and drive nice cars. We…
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It Could Be Worse: Weird Beer Laws Beyond New York
Pennsylvania grocery stores, like this Wegmans, are getting around the state’s backward liquor laws to sell beer.
New York’s beer laws aren’t nearly as backwards as they used to be. Governor Cuomo has been a part of that, untangling some rules on taprooms, labeling fees, and unruly licensing roadblocks in recent years. And while it’s not like beer is pouring on every street corner, this state’s beer laws are far more progressive than other US states. Here are some of the places that have it worse than us.
I was gonna play baseball, ride bulls. You know, you end up becoming something you never intended. Uh, I guess you never really even know why.
I suppose I could have been a painter, you know, a historian. Old scenes, new details.
Yeah, yeah. You do much painting?
Nah. Little late in the game to start something like that, I reckon.
Life’s barely long enough to get good at one thing.
If that long.
Yeah, so be careful what you get good at.
The new residents are temporary however. They don’t really plant roots in the community. The gentrified enclave is not “home.” They will not likely settle down and procreate here. When that time comes they will move into a neighborhood that more suits there needs. They will also eventually get priced out. As the migration to the “hot” neighborhood increases so does the affordability. What’s left is a hyper inflated cost of living and the opposite of a community. A dream for the Corcoran’s of the world, but a nightmare for middle class residents that paid their dues through the tough times and now have to leave because the influx of new wealth have made it impossible to exist here. You laughed at the guy that said the rent was “too damn high,” but he was absolutely right.
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