You didn't like the marinara for salsa?

Not really. KC has a microcenter if you're willing to drive. https://www.microcenter.com/site/stores/overland-park.aspx

Have tried others mentioned but for my recommendation I would say Yi's in Nixa or Golden Korean in Springfield.

Mid. Cedars or big biscuit for me.

La Boba Cafe has some pretty good rolled ice cream.

Stop. So, now he is responsible for everyone else's hot takes on Facebook about the issue? He inquired for a lawyer rec to help guide him through the process, not to sue anyone. He admitted he was wrong, made several posts about how he failed in this instance and was making it right and ended up making it right. What more do you want from the guy? You have every right to not be a patron of Thai Express, but to continue to disparage the man's character after he admitted and owned up to a mistake reflects more about you than him. Being a successful, well-known business owner doesn't exclude you from failure; it just shines a brighter light on you when you do fail. And the dude didn't scurry away like a cockroach.

Easily Tinga Tacos downtown. Like 10$ for 2 little tacos that aren't filled much and weren't great. Not sure how anyone justifies going there.

https://pebblecreekspringfield.thewootenco.com/springfield/pebblecreek/conventional/

Is the brown gravy hair more like Popeye's or KFC gravy?

I would start with HomeRenovisionDIY and VancouverCarpenter on YouTube. Those are great channels to start learning.

The general consensus of our residents and the subreddit community undoubtedly disagree with you, but you are entitled to your opinion. I mean, are property values higher on the south side or north side? What factors do you think play into south side properties having more value? If you can’t objectively answer that question then you are simply being dishonest.

Are you going to get stabbed, shot, or car jacked on the north side? Probably not, but your chances are certainly higher because of all those factors that play into low property values. Homelessness, crime and drugs, distance from infrastructure, and crumbling infrastructure.

Creepy people do exist all over town. The difference is you don’t see groups of homeless or sketchy people who are obviously tweeking out walking down the sidewalk of republic road on the daily. Go take a peek at the homeless camp behind Creasian on Chestnut.

Nah, I've lived here 15 years. You'd do fine to ignore the north side completely - and by that, I mean north of Chestnut. The north side has a reputation because it is factually a more dangerous part of town and objectively is uglier and more run down. Commercial is a little better since they moved The Kitchen, but I've previously had to drive across town to meet my ex after she couldn't leave Lindburg's due to two creepy homeless guys following her outside and catcalling her, so she didn't even feel safe enough to walk to her car.

It's great that you feel content and I am happy for you, but don't downplay the subreddit's concerns at large about the north side as some type of exaggerated pearl clutching. It is what it is.

Steve Phillips with AMAX. He is one of the best in the area and will go above and beyond to help.

Agreed, but sometimes they only give you like four.

I keep seeing people say the developers didn't want to work with the community? Didn't the residents show up to a meeting with the developers and curse him and his wife out? Pretty sure an apology was issued because a couple of the residents got super feisty..