Honestly every traffic circle I’ve been in I feel like I risk it a little bit.

Yeah but just keep cooking in it and it’ll work out.

Or easy to assemble. IKEA is imo generally pretty easy. It’s just a meme that it’s difficult

For me, depending on what you’re looking for in a desk, the easiest option is ikea or online since you don’t have to worry about getting it to your home. If going online, I’d also check Etsy, target (which has a surprisingly good inexpensive home section). It’s a bit of a hit or miss sometimes with Etsy, but I haven’t been disappointed yet. The reviews can tell you how easy it is to assemble on that end I haven’t been upset either).

The other option is something “high end” like crate and barrel or higher and they often come with free assembly since it’s so expensive.

I once went to a local version of like goodwill/thrift store and there was a sort of scratched up dresser. I like to sometimes treasure hunt but have no real eye for anything. It looked sturdy so I took a peak and saw the inside was branded with an Amish company from PA. The wood was solid. It was already marked sold, but I think the price was like $85. It was probably worth many fold over that.

I always like Thomas sweets (new brunswick but full disclosure I just eat chocolate indiscriminately lol).

Yes agreed. I have no issue with politics but it seems like the posts have basically gone down in the data visualization aspect in favor of making a political point. Again, wouldn’t be an issue if only the data visualization part were punched up a notch.

THANK YOU. I subbed to this not to exclusively read about politics or, really, to read about the data, but to look at smart and beautifully presented data. Idk why it has boiled down to bar charts.

Yes, but buying one ticket infinitely increases my chance of winning versus not buying a ticket!

So close!

Yeah I get that, but having grown up in Morris, and then going to New Brunswick, it’s kinda strange to think of those two places as one region

Everyone is ignoring the true distinctions which is the circle around my house called “close” and the other areas called “far”

The question is if this border includes the Statue of Liberty. /s

Curious… is New Brunswick in central? I used to say that but then someone from Princeton said it was north so idk.

I don’t care either way, things are just either close to my home or far lol. And I’m from an immigrant family but grew up in NJ so I didn’t know what taylorham pork roll even was until college. I just know it’s really good in a breakfast sandwich.

I agree!