Sir-Jawn
Sir-Jawn t1_iy1rzld wrote
Reply to Who works in city hall? by Stavhoe
They take your tax money and burn it. There are incinerators in the basement.
Sir-Jawn t1_ixw0i5e wrote
Reply to comment by creepy-cats in ULPT - Texas Thank-You Gift by I_let_my_ramrod_rock
We can do both
Sir-Jawn t1_ixvi12t wrote
Reply to comment by APettyJ in How Philly came to call its downtown ‘Center City’ by MonkeyPanls
Same w Rochester Ny
Sir-Jawn t1_ixv4wq9 wrote
Reply to We should just stop trying to recycle by RoverTheMonster
Like getting a 6th Covid booster, it gives people the feeling they are saving the world.
Sir-Jawn t1_ivw1rj8 wrote
Mobile
Sir-Jawn t1_iujtfkk wrote
Reply to comment by ZebZ in Editorial: Better bet: Despite turbulent Senate race, Oz better prepared to lead by User_Name13
When the market is willing to pay $15 for that widget, then that’s the market price. There is enough demand to sustain $15. If your theory were true, a company would swoop in, build widgets for $11, and sell them for $13-14 undercutting competition. Why aren’t competing companies doing that?
Sir-Jawn t1_iujgcls wrote
Reply to comment by dc122186 in Editorial: Better bet: Despite turbulent Senate race, Oz better prepared to lead by User_Name13
For fucks sake. You guys will believe anything to defy basic economics 101. If supply/demand doesn’t dictate prices, and companies can charge whatever they want like you claim, why weren’t we seeing high inflation pre-Covid?
It’s supply and demand. We are having supply issues while we simultaneously juiced demand through unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus. Any economist could have predicted this (and many did).
Sir-Jawn t1_iufdexk wrote
Reply to comment by CHNGryphus in Why are Target (grocery stores) in the city always stationed with policemen? by CHNGryphus
If by “money” relationship you mean “contractual” relationship, then yes.
Sir-Jawn t1_itzqscb wrote
Reply to comment by sailbag36 in How does the Broad Street Line turn around at NRG? by starboardbaby
That doesn’t explain how the northbound and southbound tracks stay the same up broad street at other stops. The answer is that there is a “switch” or crossover somewhere north of NRG stop.
Sir-Jawn t1_it6vzvj wrote
Reply to comment by poundsub88 in Philadelphia police raid leads to seizure of weapons, ATVs, fighting dogs in Kensington by dc122186
It’s a joke buddy, relax there
Sir-Jawn t1_it5ukh1 wrote
Reply to comment by bizkut in Philadelphia police raid leads to seizure of weapons, ATVs, fighting dogs in Kensington by dc122186
If that’s the case I’m glad to see our interests are aligned. Shower me with downvotes, I’ll be the martyr for people’s reluctance to accept it.
Sir-Jawn t1_it5uf0t wrote
Reply to comment by a-german-muffin in Philadelphia police raid leads to seizure of weapons, ATVs, fighting dogs in Kensington by dc122186
Just glad to see people support these types of raids. I’ll be a martyr and take the downvotes, I know it’s hard for people to accept.
Sir-Jawn t1_it51ie8 wrote
Reply to comment by bizkut in Philadelphia police raid leads to seizure of weapons, ATVs, fighting dogs in Kensington by dc122186
It’s refreshing to see people support cops raiding criminals. 2 years ago this would have been considered oppressive or even racist. Glad to see normality might been closer around the corner than I thought.
Sir-Jawn t1_it4t5bt wrote
Reply to comment by dandykaufman2 in Philadelphia police raid leads to seizure of weapons, ATVs, fighting dogs in Kensington by dc122186
I thought they were innocent youth that didn’t have anything else to do so resort to driving like assholes as a healthy outlet 🤔
Sir-Jawn t1_isyws1k wrote
Reply to comment by MathisBrothers in How Allan Domb became the ‘condo king’ by [deleted]
Nothing unique which to me is a good thing. He understands the business climate here, understands the actual mechanical inefficiencies of our city governance that are holding back economic growth, and he wants to crack down on violent crime.
I guess the only unique thing - now that I think about it - is he works hard.
Sir-Jawn t1_isxaof8 wrote
Reply to comment by phwe9774 in LPT: When someone you know casually loses someone, read the obituary and comment on something specific. by dbsgirl
That’s what I was thinking. A friend of mine lost a parent (who I never met) and i just said a simple “I’m so sorry, I hope you’re hanging in there. A lot of people are thinking about you and here for you if you need anything.” Can’t imagine throwing in something like “I see they liked woodworking, they must have been talented”, having never met them before and never talking about woodworking with this friend before.
Sir-Jawn t1_iykabea wrote
Reply to comment by IThinkImLovely in Toll Brothers is retreating from Jewelers Row, business group says by redeyeblink
Most buildings that are affordable today were once built as “luxury”. When it costs $450k per unit to build a building and years of bureaucratic red tape, you need to charge a certain rent level or else the whole project loses money.
More housing units is what keeps housing prices down. We should welcome more. It’s supply and demand.