u/Particular-Peanut-34

I have family who work with the university and said that there’s 30k more students this year. How is that sustainable on the town? Why are we allowing more than we can fit here? Multiple towns in the area are under water usage warnings and the roads are already jam packed. The construction of MLK and i49 are leagues away from being completed.

So our solution in the meantime is to ruin more forests to build more expensive apartments? And the locals are driven out by the rising costs and students who can’t drive worth a d*mn (from a state I won’t name)

I was born and raised in Fayetteville and in my 29 years I have seen my hometown decline so much it’s depressing

The university’s greed is ruining what made Fayetteville funky

EDIT: Not 30k extra students but more than we should have anyhow

Hey!

I found a black 2013 Honda crosstour EX-L (3.5v6 with awd) with 250k miles on marketplace for $4k. I plan to talk down on price due to the miles but the guy has maintained it in the 6 years he’s owned it. Just serviced the transmission last week. Car looks brand new

I heard there were some issues with this car and I contemplated buying it. Can you tell me if it’s worth it?

Hello,

So I sold a 2012 Acura TL SH-AWD a couple years ago with almost 300k miles cause at the time I couldn’t afford to fix it up. I’ve regretted it since. Yesterday I found one (12 TL SH-AWD) with 150k miles with recent water pump, timing belt and all that maintenance. Black on black leather interior, the works for $5500 obo.

The thing is, I’m currently paying off a 12 Honda Fit and still owe on another bank loan. I’m current on all payments and I’m sure I can handle another loan from the bank. I have an almost 770 credit score

Should I send it? 🤔