I really like cozy cinemas where the seats recline and are heated and super soft, in LA I’m still new here and have only been to Cinemark (cozy and nice), and TCL which is absolutely beautiful. I’d love to know everyone’s favorite theaters?
Tell me your favorite spots?
The two I found that seem perfect are the Sony XAV 9000es (keeps lanewatch and backup camera) and Sony XAV 4000 which loses lanewatch but keeps the backup camera. If I trade this in the future, I’m worried disabling lanewatch would hurt it? I never use lanewatch myself so personally I’m fine with saving $500, but eventually I would want to trade this in.
It’s always ranked high on different lists, but as a local, do you agree that it’s more walkable and transit friendly than cities like Chicago, DC, and Boston, etc, which are often ranked around or even below SF?
I’m mixed black and white and noticed that since I moved to LA I feel like I’m treated differently than everyone else. Store owners and baristas will either not say hi at all, or just a hi and take my order and that’s it, but literally almost every other person they smile and ask how their day is or start small talk. I also notice in crowded spaces people will not sit directly next to me, but have no issue sitting close to others, and I notice they always put their bags opposite of them or scoot it away when I’m by them but they don’t seem to do that for others. This guy sitting near me at a cafe had a cute dog that he had no issue having other people compliment his dog and he would tell them all about it, his reaction was different when I said his dog was beautiful. He literally said “what?” and when i repeated it with a smile he said “oh” and looked away. When I try being nice like offering my seat or holding the door, people literally don’t say a word or look at me like I’m weird. I observe other people though and their interactions are so much more pleasant, and people are always starting small talk with each other. When lived in Chicago and DC, I’ve gotten lots of compliments on my style, skin and people ask about my skincare routine, and will smile and start small talk. But those cities have a large black population where in LA I often feel like we aren’t as visible in trendy neighborhoods. I’m wondering if it’s all in my head, but it really hurts because I’m not used to it. I don’t expect people to be bubbly and friendly to me, but going out of the way to make me feel invisible (if this is the case) is a knife to the heart.
I’m assuming it’s something to do with my brakes?
I walk about 9500-10000 steps a day because I’m always exploring my city. Is there really any benefit? I moved from a small town where I averaged 2k steps a day, and now for the past 21 weeks I’ve consistently walked above 9000 steps without trying.
I’m going to go to the store and get what I need to be able to cook anything, I don’t want a bunch of fancy tools, but literally don’t know what to get and was hoping someone here can give me an idea of what to buy. Like i literally only know about pans but don’t understand the different sizes and depths and what they’re for exactly except for like frying eggs
Pic of my fit exploring the open road!