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Seriously though, I'd go with the one with 58 reviews of the 2. Plenty of those reviews talk about the neighborhood and such. Obviously I don't know squat about TN nor do I have any links to back up my thoughts but I've been waiting 3 years to make these posts so it's reliable.

BellJr staying on Bell Ave seems like a no brainer. Willing to provide links.

if you're factoring in the cost of gas, also factor in the cost of buying the hard shell.  those 2 things together might equal shipping (and your piece of mind).

I use cash to pay for gas at my local place.  They're the cheapest around here and charge even less per gallon if you use cash so that's about the only reason I carry money.   Still, if I hit the ATM I'll take out like $300 just so I don't have to deal with the hassle again for months.

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i feel like i'm in a similar situation.  we live below our means.  i think about toys sometimes but don't buy them (finally broke down and purchased a hot tub - medical helped convinced me).  I've never even owned a new car.  do usually go on vacation once a year but that's the splurge i...

no kids in college, but my daughter is a rising senior in high school.  her high school is following a similar schedule as the colleges around here (philly burbs) are doing.  start school 2 weeks early, go through to thanksgiving, classes online after that til end of semester.  come back later...

2 reasons. 1, the expectation was that a 2nd wave will hit in late fall.  So, starting early gets kids in the classroom.  Even if they have to close earlier than Thanksgiving because the wave comes sooner, they at least got like 2 extra weeks in person by starting early 2, by starting early...

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My wife and I have walked the dogs every day since this started.  We have a fenced yard so almost never did it before. Now it's a good excuse to get out of the house. My gym is at work (those 2 days I'm in the office) so I can't hit that right now.  And my wife usually goes to a local gym...

Keep in mind for the WFH right now, they are probably also stuck with a spouse and kids at home.  I worked from home 3 days a week before this happened.  Now it's all 5.  But the big difference is now my wife and 2 kids are here too.  I've actually been fine because we're all working and my kids...

In my case it didn't make sense.  The people who would have been reporting to me worked from home a couple days a week.  Didn't see any reason to not allow it.  They did sorta bend and said maybe I could do 1 day a week as meetings allowed.  I said okay, cool.  Then we started talking about...

I get more work done at home, ftr.  On the flipside, I eat more when I'm home though. 

Positions below manager at my company can work from home.  I was offered a management job and turned it down because working from home is so awesome (and the pay jump didn't make up for that).  I worked from home 1 day a week for many years.  Then added a 2nd day about 8 years ago.  Then this...

Max for me would be 1 hour.  If I drive into the office right now, it takes an average of 55 minutes and that's in traffic the entire way.  Public trans most times and the commute is the same though with walking and driving to the station.  Luckily I work from home 2-3 days a week now.

would be interesting to see if the school still feels that way if a boy asks a boy to slow dance.

Hadn't been pulled over in quite a long time, probably about 14 years at the time.  Got pulled over entering one of those 25 miles areas too while on vacation in Ohio (I live in PA).  I think I was going over 40 also.  Had the whole family in the car.  Cop was nice, let me off with a warning and...

interested in a similar road trip at some point, also coming from the philly area. 

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Disappointed I've never been able to make it down to 1 of these, but always love following along.  1st class operation imo.