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AssNinjaLolo t1_iz0rkmr wrote

We gotta huge population ova hereeeee

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technotime t1_iz0u2fj wrote

i bet it's cause half of r/NYC ended up moving here after rent increases pushed them out.

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badquarter t1_iz0uop5 wrote

To be fair, NYC has both /r/nyc and /r/newyorkcity after some subreddit drama.

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EagleFly_5 t1_iz0x4wr wrote

As a mod of both here & r/NYC as well as IRL I spend an equal amount of time in NJ & NYC, I feel highly conflicted on who to support 🤷🏼‍♂️, but for today, go team, glad we’re growing!

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ThatSonOfAGun t1_iz0x7pe wrote

Yeah but how about Indian girls on Tinder?

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sutisuc t1_iz11ex0 wrote

NYC has such a crummy sub for the largest city in the country. Cities like 1/4 or less their size have more active diverse subs

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clearedtoland22 OP t1_iz187yt wrote

As an NYC ex-pat, one of the most favorite and notable changes now living in a suburb is the sense of community. I actually know our mailman, sanitation folks, bump into the mayor, and our elected officials - and neighbors of course. As a lifelong NY’er, it feels strange that I actually have access to these people.

Obviously, the complexity of our infrastructure or size of our population is by no means comparable. I’m more active in the communities out here because I don’t feel like a drop in the ocean.

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sutisuc t1_iz19v8t wrote

Eh I mean the NYC-NJ pipeline goes back centuries you’re just being smart lol. And yeah I was born and raised in NJ but did a few years in NYC and very glad to be back on this side of the river now.

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dqqxmy1 t1_iz1cwb4 wrote

Meh, medium density like NJ has its own set of complexities right? E.g. unlike NYC that can build less transit (albeit more complex) to move lots of people, NJT needs to build way more to move computable amounts. Not to mention NYC operating at different levels of restrictions compared to NJ which needs to organize all the way from state to municipalities.

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alheim t1_iz1iogm wrote

I'm from NJ (Monmouth shore town), been in the city for 15 years. I know the mailman, and we have a close knit and somewhat large group of friends from the community, mostly from the immediate neighborhood. Our elected officials come to the community board meetings and Civic association meetings. It's great. Don't get me wrong, I love it in NJ, but your experience is anecdotal. In NJ I was always in my car and that limited my ability to meet people.

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JKastnerPhoto t1_iz1k04c wrote

Yup. Years ago I posted one of my photos /r/NYC and it got me in Time Magazine, which was so amazing for my photo career.... now I was banned for a month for posting (what I feel) was similar content. That sub has gotten pretty harsh.

Edit: unrelated. The Reddit admins permabanned my account for no reason. If there is a reason they won't tell me. If you see this and want to vouch for me, please help. I have no recourse but can somehow edit old comments. I'm on Instagram and Twitter @jimmykastner if you want to reach out.

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carbonxe t1_iz1nim6 wrote

I see Parsippany/Edison are one above/one below us.

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ChestnutMoss t1_iz1qsvz wrote

I really like the mix of content in this subreddit. News, pictures, opinions, birthdays… it’s consistently interesting, so thanks everybody!

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SPKmnd90 t1_iz203om wrote

This thing of ours...

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PurpleSailor t1_iz235ew wrote

We're a small state but we're packed in like sardines

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LateralEntry t1_iz24xvo wrote

Now I need to check out Indian girls on tinder

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NewYork_607 t1_iz2ex68 wrote

r/NYC is literally MAGA nation lol

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lnimical t1_iz373za wrote

Considering 99% of people living in Jersey were at some point NY residents, I find this comment comical. Reminds me of that Spiderman meme where he's pointing at himself.

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venturesomesagar t1_iz3ckd6 wrote

It’s funny how r/NewJersey is surrounded by Indian subreddits just like how Jersey is surrounded by Indian. Feels so real 😆

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Cantholditdown t1_iz3cxpo wrote

Indiangirlsontinder is not as exciting as my imagination had envisioned.

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siikdUde t1_iz3evq8 wrote

I’ve been to SC a couple times. One time while getting an Uber, the driver was talking to us about politics and history and then all of a sudden he said “….your president” and we were like what is he talking about lmao. Then it clicked that he was saying Lincoln was our president and not his. That was a trip. Also I couldn’t believe they have the confederate flag on their license plates. I legit thought it was a joke plate or something but nope, it’s official. Also a shit ton of churches literally every mile

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nooutlaw4me t1_iz51f45 wrote

That's called a population explosion

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