Favorite quick breakfast spot?

I'm on a road trip and stopping in State College this morning, are there any good to-go breakfast places that I should check out? I'm not too picky, I just don't want something that'll cost an arm and a leg or take a long time to get.

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u/PassionFire_ — 12 days ago

Lobo in Boxes (Very lightly gifted)

I've given him one hat that he never wears, but otherwise ungifted. I hope someone would enjoy him!

u/PassionFire_ — 29 days ago

Places to car camp?

Hey y'all, I'm from Ohio and looking to make the drive to Scranton for an event, but I don't really want to make the drive all in one day, so I was hoping to just camp in my car for a night instead of getting a hotel room, since it'll just be me and I don't see a benefit in the cost of a hotel room.

I did my best looking at PA laws and whatnot, but I wanted to ask some locals on their opinions. Is there anywhere I can safely sleep in my car for a night before I hit the road again? The closer to I-80 the better, but I don't mind a little detour.

Much appreciated!

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u/PassionFire_ — 1 month ago
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Cargo cover?

Does anyone know of any good affordable or aftermarket cargo covers that fit a 2027 HR-V? I've seen a bunch on fb marketplace that are listed for other cars but I was curious if any of them also fit the HR-V.

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u/PassionFire_ — 3 months ago
▲ 150 r/HRV

First brand new car!! '27 EX-L

I went from a 2007 hand-me-down Altima to a brand new 2027 HR-V EX-L, affectionately named Harvey Quinn.

What do you guys wish you would have known when you started driving one of these? I've had it for about a week, so far just commuting to work and back but I will definitely be making some road trips before too long. I'm personally just super excited. Any recommendations for accessories I can get/make? I'm pretty crafty

The only issue I've had so far is that CarPlay will randomly disconnect and skip around a bunch. Is this something I can fix on my own? Regardless, I'm super pumped for this car.

u/PassionFire_ — 3 months ago

The "Park Anywhere" lights.

A bit of a rant here, but I can't understand how so many people get away with just putting their hazard lights on and parking wherever they damn well please. I have a feeling it's mostly food delivery drivers, but I've just resorted to honking at them waiting for them to move when they're just in a lane of traffic with about four signs that say "NO STOPPING ANY TIME". I find it hard to believe that five people at any given time are really having an emergency right in front of Taco Bell every time I try to drive home. I'd really like to be able to use the turn lane to turn onto my road, instead of having to weave into the left lane and back when there's cars flying by. My favorite part is how the cops sit there and watch and do nothing- I'm not sure why they waste the gas to do it but I don't expect anything more from them.

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u/PassionFire_ — 4 months ago

The "Park Anywhere" lights.

A bit of a rant here, but I can't understand how so many people get away with just putting their hazard lights on and parking wherever they damn well please. I have a feeling it's mostly food delivery drivers, but I've just resorted to honking at them waiting for them to move when they're just in a lane of traffic with about four signs that say "NO STOPPING ANY TIME". I find it hard to believe that five people at any given time are really having an emergency right in front of Taco Bell every time I try to drive home. I'd really like to be able to use the turn lane to turn onto my road, instead of having to weave into the left lane and back when there's cars flying by. My favorite part is how the cops sit there and watch and do nothing- I'm not sure why they waste the gas to do it but I don't expect anything more from them.

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u/PassionFire_ — 4 months ago

I'm attempting to make a lazy pasta recipe. Help?

So for context, I'm working full time + in college, and I live in a tiny apartment with three other people, our cooking space & supplies are limited. I'm trying to make dinner for myself tonight and I've got pasta, a jar of alfredo sauce, frozen veggies, and some garlic. Would it be too stupid of me to try to make this in a regular pan (we don't have a pot to cook pasta with).

I'm not a super experienced cook but I do have a bit of experience under my belt. I'm planning on cooking the pasta in the sauce with some water, then adding the veggies a few minutes in so they're all done at the same time. Am I underthinking this/will it turn out like shit?

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u/PassionFire_ — 5 months ago