It's not unfriendly to tourists, but:

1. It's loaded with elitist, standoffish crunchy people (think Portland) and hippies everywhere
2. There are roosters everywhere, and they crow 24hrs/day so good luck sleeping
3. There's literally nothing to do on the island other than hike/snorkel and very few good restaurants
4. The airport sucks
5. Everything is significantly overpriced for what you actually get. Stayed at the Grand Hyatt which had exceptional grounds and amenities but the rooms were literally less nice than some Hilton Garden Inns I've stayed at and they start at $1k per night for a studio

Yo I was just there last week. Helicopter tour 100% worth it.

I was blown away by how unimpressive LA's skyline was when I was there last month. It felt like Philly or Charlotte. Or Boston. Not even Boston. And the smog was unreal. Nice video though.

Bose noise-cancelling headphones are life-changing. Also get a kindle and/or portable game system like 3ds/switch if you like gaming. Also a good messenger bag/briefcase for laptop + accessories. And the samsonite hard body expandable luggage with rotating wheels. And loafers.

I got it three weeks ago for $1. Plain, anyway. Idk about toppings. And idk it feels like 50 locations. Regardless, not that hard to find one of their locations in Manhattan.

They're not rare, go to any of the 50 or so 2 bros pizza places.

There are about 50 spots for it in the city. Any 2 bros. St Mark's is one of the better ones.

I mean, you're super lucky then. Many don't.

Yeah and medical necessity is subjective with an insanely high bar. For example: ground would result in an amputation, but air saves the limb. Insurance will deny paying for air because it's possible to live without a limb. Two days lost and a broken leg wont be enough for her to qualify. It has to be immediately life-threatening. And also there's plenty of examples like this case: https://www.berensonlaw.com/huge-air-ambulance-bill-after-car-accident-heres-what-to-do/

As usual, our system fucks whoever it can, however it can.

Insurance rarely covers air rescue. Typically costs $30k+.

I literally never use uber eats. I always pick up or eat there so it's fresh. I'm sorry to see you're such an angry person. I hope you manage to find some joy in life one day.

Except for the whole having to wait in line for hours only to find out they don't have any left. If it were as simple as checking their hours I wouldn't have mentioned it. But thanks for your useless advice. Go stand in line for me then.

Nice, I'll give that a try for sure.

Yeah I mean like, I place an order for pickup an hour before I want to eat, then I go there and pick it up. I know a couple times they stopped taking online/phone orders, so I just went there, placed an order, and chilled in the area while waiting.

What are the other ones? I'm still waiting to try Bread and Salt, which I'd imagine is one. Porta is another I'm sure. Always looking for recommendations. I actually thought Rustique had a good Margherita pie as well.

People complaining about trying to get pizza here CLEARLY haven't tried getting one from Bread and Salt. It's almost just an urban legend at this point.

People complaining about trying to get pizza here CLEARLY haven't tried getting one from Bread and Salt. It's almost just an urban legend at this point.