NJ ranks consistently on the top 5 of education and they’re currently 12th for infrastructure. It definitely is expensive and I do agree the diners are on the decline though. Where’d you end up?
I looked it up and my schools were in the bottom 30 worst in NJ so that probably has something to do with it. Probably also relates to my opinions on the infrastructure too.
Ended up in the northernmost regions of NY across from Canada and it’s absolutely wonderful if you can handle the cold.
As a side note, and I have no idea why this is, but the Taylor ham/pork roll (dont @ me I’m name agnostic) that you buy from Costco is 1000% better than any other grocery store and I don’t know why.
I’ve never been to the Rochester or Buffalo areas but I have been to the western side of Lake Champlain which was nice. I loved visiting Ithaca too (holy shit those waterfalls are glorious). Thanks for the Costco tip, can you buy reasonable portions of porkroll or is the minimum like half a log?
NJ ranks consistently on the top 5 of education and they’re currently 12th for infrastructure. It definitely is expensive and I do agree the diners are on the decline though. Where’d you end up?
I looked it up and my schools were in the bottom 30 worst in NJ so that probably has something to do with it. Probably also relates to my opinions on the infrastructure too.
Ended up in the northernmost regions of NY across from Canada and it’s absolutely wonderful if you can handle the cold.
As a side note, and I have no idea why this is, but the Taylor ham/pork roll (dont @ me I’m name agnostic) that you buy from Costco is 1000% better than any other grocery store and I don’t know why.
I’ve never been to the Rochester or Buffalo areas but I have been to the western side of Lake Champlain which was nice. I loved visiting Ithaca too (holy shit those waterfalls are glorious). Thanks for the Costco tip, can you buy reasonable portions of porkroll or is the minimum like half a log?