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My hometown in Ohio
▲ 1.9k r/LancasterOH+2 crossposts

My hometown in Ohio

Anyone who lives in Ohio or the Midwest has seen or lives in a town like this. A bunch of fast food and grocery stores and if you want an office job that’s not in a hospital, the commute is an hour because the closest big city is exactly an hour drive if not more. A lot of car stickers on the back of people’s car and a lot of them stickers don’t make any sense. The “downtown” area is just abandon buildings that they never updated with a bunch of not successful small businesses and dive bars. A lot of strange people who got pregnant at a young age

u/PostMostPalone — 14 hours ago
▲ 61 r/Columbus

Is parking in front of a neighbor’s house rude?

Curious what people think about this.

We only have street parking & technically nobody owns the street, but there’s kind of a domino effect happening. The neighbors two houses down park their broke down truck (it never moves) in front of my neighbor’s house even though they have open spots in front of their own house. So now my neighbor now parks in front of my house.

What irritates me is there’s actually plenty of parking on our street. It’s not crowded at all, but because everyone keeps shifting spots around, I basically never have a convenient spot open in front of my house. So I now park in front of a neighbors across the street.

Am I being unreasonable for finding this annoying, or is this just normal street parking etiquette? If the dude would move his busted truck all would be restored.

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u/PostMostPalone — 7 days ago
▲ 49 r/LancasterOH

American Rejects House Party Tour in Lancaster, Ohio TONIGHT

Go to their website to RSVP

LANCASTER OHIO TONIGHT!

4805 Tschopp Rd NE Lancaster, OH 43130. Doors 5 / Opener 6:30 / Band 7:30

First come, first serve. Please uber/ride share. $10 cash

u/PostMostPalone — 9 days ago
▲ 6 r/JapaneseMaples

Can anyone help? This is a neighbors Japanese maple. They aren’t the ones who planted it, so they couldn’t tell me which it was. It’s around 15-20ft tall with lace leaves. I’m in zone 6a.

u/PostMostPalone — 15 days ago