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Do black people listen to them now or when they were popular in the 80’s and 90’s? Do black people think they’re corny?

People were overwhelmingly placing the blame on the woman whose car was struck, causing the collision myself included. Does the court of public opinion still hold her solely responsible? Does it also seem to anyone else it happed 6-7 years ago and not 11?

I’m going there tomorrow and have been told in advance parking will be tough. Do you have any recommendations where I can park? Is there a safe place I can park my car nearby and take an uber the rest of the way? Thanks for any help

An overwhelming number of you said to go to Very Fresh Noodles but warned me about the line. There were only 3-4 people on line and wow the spicy cumin beef dry noodles were as good as you said, the hype was real. I went to Seed & Mill for the ice cream you recommended but they had closed at 6:30 yesterday. I’ll definitely be coming back down from Westchester again for this

I’d like to spend under $25 if at all possible and I don’t eat seafood. Thanks!

Everyone here knows we live among a lot of famous people: Movie & TV stars, pro athletes, musicians etc. Who is the most famous person you’ve ran into in Westchester? I’ve never met anyone famous personally but I have been chastised by Chevy Chase’s personal assistant and my coworkers have quite a few DMX stories.

EDIT: I forgot I saw Janine Pirro at ShopRite in the City Center. Not getting into politics but she was fucking tiny irl

They keep popping up in my algorithm and I was wondering how big sweet shops are over there? Here in America they are usually only found in tourist areas and are probably most popular in seaside towns. Do kids clamor to the candy shop after school à la Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory?