This makes me so happy, the new movie and the new season were so well done.

If you’re looking at Hudson county politicians I’d pick Bhalla over Fulop for sure. while he’s not 100% clean in terms of sketchiness, I still think he’s a good person who would do a good job.

If Fulop runs and wins the nomination he’ll lose pretty easily to any moderate republican. He’s riddled with corruption and it doesn’t even try to hide it.

Affordable is relative and north jersey is huge, you have to be more specific

Dear Maud or Orale in Hoboken; Cellar 335 in Jersey City.

RIP Biggies

Haha what year was that in? My current rent in Hoboken starts with a number I don’t love

I’m not a doctor, but physical activity (even walking) puts a strain on your heart.

I had a friend in college who had one - people gave him shit all the time because he didn’t “look disabled” despite having 3 open heart surgeries by the time he was 20.

I’d recommend investing in a time machine, real estate in NJ skyrocketed over the past 2 years, it’s not the greatest investment right now especially with high interest rates. Maybe if you’re paying cash you can make a decent investment.

Like in real estate?

For All Mankind is having no issues.

Be that as it may, my first (and more pertinent) point stands. Not enough people watched the show; pairing that with a show that’s pretty expensive to make does not bode well. Honestly, I’m thrilled we even got 6 seasons. It’s so rare that a show with a relatively small audience gets revived as it did.

No the first season was part of book 1, the second season was the last part of book 1 and half of book 2, season 3 was half of book 2 and all of book 3, then seasons 4-6 each encompassed it’s corresponding book.

Based on the books, I feel like book 7 could be significantly condensed to 2-3 hours, but books 8-9 are pretty dense in plot, which could take a while.

Probably not - not enough people watched the show. Plus they’d need all new actors due to the significant time jump between books 6 and 7. I’d love to see it, but I’m not holding out any hope.