u/Grouchy_Enthusiasm92

Just getting some feelers for Uber coverage outside Rochester, like small towns, Mazeppa, Zumbro Falls, south near Root River, Lanesboro, Preston. I have rented in the past but now have an inflatable paddle board and am wondering if it is plausible to use Uber to shuttle back to my car.

Edit:

If I was in the middle of Zumbro Valley, could I get an Uber back to Mazeppa? I know it has rained for days, but let's just say sunny day in August.

Thanks

I asked to view a $1200/month apartment, nothing special, the duplex actually looked a little run down when I drove past. Here is the response I got:

Thank-you for your inquiry. We are hoping to ask a few questions before scheduling an appointment and/or sharing a video of the apartment. 1. Could you please provide any information on why you are moving? 2. When are you available for a lease start date? 3. How many people will be living in the home? 4. Do you have any pets? We allow up to 2 fixed cats 5. Do you have any additional questions? As fyi to understand our procedures, if you are to still have interest after a virtual tour or showing, we have a 2 pg application & 1 pg landlord questionnaire form for previous landlord, for our screening. ($29 non refundable application fee per applicant). We require security deposit and 1st months rent at time of lease signing. We also require renters insurance. Thank-you for your time and interest!

Local, looking for something that will F my stuff up. I am in the mood for something really spicy. Mango Tai made me something a couple years ago that was pretty damn hot but easily consumed, I had to specifically ask them to make it like really really hot.

The waitress at Tai Pop was just being nice, but insisted on not going the hottest, kind of annoying, it wasn't hot enough, sent it back, the it was pretty hot but manageable.

I know spice level can vary on who is cooking it, but looking for recommendations on places that can potentially bring some heat, non-Thai recommendations would be even better.