micah is lohrty

Also I love how Uber Eats is like “oh did we totally fuck up your order and now it’s late on a Sunday night and no one is open? Here’s a refund in store credit, no we will not try to expedite a reorder of your dinner.”

I know mistakes happen and gig workers have truly shitty jobs, but why can’t I get a refund of my Uber Eats tip after receiving someone else’s order from a different restaurant?

I don’t care what any of your so called “books” and “grammar” say, it’s “none WERE” don’t @ me.

The best part is that the top replies are like “uh have you heard of WEATHER and SOVEREIGN AIRSPACE”

No governor should have time to even know who those people are much less recommend them.

I won’t defend the Code’s basis boost approach, but there’s more to the data:
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Thanks I’ll read up on it!

REI e-bike with all Bosch components still on sale for half off!

Always Be Daunting

lol that this is how I found out

Yeah I guess June to September was more stable but even in that period there was an overall decline. Then you have a stable October but it’s at a lower level than the summer. Anyhow I get annoyed by all the people who hate on NYT headlines so I’ll just pipe down.

Thought you already had your diploma! (Slaps knee.)

Maybe that’s the story but I don’t think the chart reflects that very well. Yes sometimes the downward slope has been steeper than others, but it’s still one continuous downward line.

The New York Times describes this chart as showing “months of stability” in Trump’s approval rating. Uh ok?

Short answer is that buildings under 4 stories are a different labor force and less technically skilled.

PCO log, G400 series, and of course all the partials.

As others have said, I always thought of the book as more about political power than urban planning. But it’s also a biography and biographies are all too freaking long. My undergrad was in political science and masters in planning, but still I only got through like half of it.

I was on Streetview yesterday looking at one of our properties in southeast DC. Google hasn’t driven some of those streets since 2007!

A picture of a PT Cruiser that is blue with wood paneling.

RETVRN

Also since this is a Habitat building - if it has federal funds, anything above 4 stories triggers additional requirements like higher wage standards. HUD is working on increasing that to 7 stories but hasn’t yet.

4 story buildings usually aren’t required by code to have elevators but most developers add elevators at 4. And yes over 5 stories there would be at least 1 level of concrete. Over 7 it would be all concrete or steel.

Is that reflective green thermoplastic striping? 😍

Yeah I totally agree with all that. I think I was drawing a distinction that it turns out may only be meaningful to me lol.

Yeah I think we’re agreeing. Landlords don’t really have the ability to charge for that space at least not directly.

If the landlord can’t contractually commit to providing the space or its quality, then the tenant is going to act* as if that space doesn’t exist. They will value the space roughly the same as a building without outdoor dining.

*Assuming they are rational, well-informed actors.

Commercial leases are brokered and highly negotiated.

If a landlord owns a shopping center and provides a patio adjacent to a restaurant, they might formally include the patio and charge half rent for it. A landlord can try the same with public parking spaces but they aren’t likely to succeed.

Yes but there’s a difference between “do streeteries increase the asking rent for restaurant space” (maybe) and “do landlords treat streeteries as leasable space that they charge directly for”.

The landlord can only really price it in if the outdoor space is committed for the term of the lease. If it’s just a temporary program offered by the municipality, the landlord is only likely to benefit insofar as it makes their tenant more profitable and therefore more likely to pay the rent.

The OP claims that Salvation Army threatened to close “Tens of thousands of New York soup kitchens” sure ok.