The ground doesn't move beneath you when you jump because you're going the same speed as the planet. Everything on Earth is going at the same speed as its rotation and same speed it's traveling through space.

It's the same reason you can jump on a bus or an airplane and not move either. You're accelerating at the same speed. However, if you jump and the bus speeds up or slows down, you do fall somewhere different. But the Earth doesn't speed up or slow down, so you never feel it and you always fall in the same place.

I can't speak to NYC and Chicago but I feel like DC and Boston are pretty neck and neck when it comes to transportation, with DC maybe even slightly ahead. The combined metro and bus system in DC is pretty robust in terms of reach.

The SW Safeway has it so I'd guess the other ones do too. Not sure if it's the specific one you need though.

They have these as promoted tweets too. The message is basically something like "The FBI invites the cooperation of Russian officials with classified information" and ended like "Wanna change your future? Reach out to the FBI on Signal" lol

Lol tf, based on what, your own personal definition? By that logic there are no public forums, because pretty much everything that you'd call a public forum is regulated or moderated in some way. Bizarre definition that is not based in reality.

>This isn't a public forum.

This is literally a public forum lmao

>We have a right to decide what content we want/don't want to see. I don't have the Citizen App for a reason. I don't want to just seem images of crime all the time.

The crime posts often have dozens if not hundreds of upvotes so you're right, it would seem people have chosen wanting to know about shit that happens in their city

According to various people on this subreddit, no one here should ever ask where to buy stuff, where to find stuff, where to hang out, where to eat, or talk about crime or any negative news in the city.

>Did your extra little comments make you feel better about yourself? Like what even is the point?

I suppose the same could now be said for yours

It might be three syllables here as people are saying on this thread but you're not crazy for thinking it's two. There are Ingrahams where I'm from and I've always known it as ingrum.

I've only been to that location and during the last year or so. What changed? I honestly have no complaints from the times I've gone

Ask for a space heater. I have a very small Amazon-brand space heater that is able to heat up my large studio.

I only say closest because I don't think Ambar's menu is very brunchy, if someone is looking for traditional brunch foods.

Ambar is probably the closest you're going to find

Google definitely gathers at least some of the data itself, because it lets users input how crowded trains and buses are.

In almost two years of using buses I haven't seen a bus driver refuse someone entry because they didn't pay. They're also about to make buses free so doubt they will start enforcing now.

TickPick has some cheap options too. I went to see them play the Heat last season when the Heat were flying into the playoffs and even those were cheap and easy to get.

There is a sub too r/TooGoodToGo where you can see what some of the orders look like if someone has posted from that place.

I personally love getting a bagful of bagels from Bullfrog for $6 and freezing them.

Is it? This honestly sounds like the low end of extreme things teenagers do, particularly in this city.