Ugh, it's totally going to fail because every is leaving the city
/s

Well...

Same as the front of the art museum

Yeah, only seen one person try it on the 48. Driver stopped the bus, cussed them out and then kicked them off.

Fios is symmetrical, your up and down should be right with each other. I have 300/300 and it's pretty consistent to that.

Oop, grabbed the wrong link, but yeah it's still an invasive species.

Yep. Both the species and the risk of salmonella outbreaks with that size/type of turtle.

It's on the parkway at the museum in an established tourist spot, what are you talking about?

Yeah, they need to just redirect everyone to the back entrance for pickup/dropoff.

first time?

Seems concerned about having their picture taken
Who you lookin at buddy?

If you own a Honda/Acura pretty much anywhere, make sure your wheels are secured outside the basic OEM locks.

At least one of the four at 29th and Girard.

That Apple shop on Chestnut, Bundy Computer.
Unless someone can vouch for them, it seems like a front. Every time I have walked by, there's been nobody in there. Also, like four blocks from the Apple store. How are they making money?

Immediately banned

yeah... Dijon mustard

It is the Broodwich, forged in darkness from wheat harvested in Hell's half-acre, baked by Beelzebub, slathered with mayonnaise beaten from the evil eggs of dark chicken forced into sauce by the hands of a one-eyed madman, cheese boiled from the rancid teat of a fanged cow, layered with six-hundred and sixty-six separate meats from an animal which has maggots for blood!

Just push it super fast across to the NJ side and let them deal with it. Either that or set it adrift down the Delaware and see how far it goes. Wherever it lands is it's home.

They might have to deal with the fact that nobody is going to restore it because of the cost and that it needs to be put in a permanent home.
I know it's a piece of history, but currently it's just wasting away.

Yep, not going anywhere. There was also going to be some huge renovation of the room with the train still being a center of the exhibit, but not sure if that's still happening.

Kinda related, when I worked for Micro Center, there was a few cashiers that got caught trying to pull some scheme. When customers were returning relatively low dollar items, they were putting it on a gift card that they were passing between each other, instead of the customer's card. Then they would have a friend buy a bigger item with that gift card and sell the item on ebay. What they didn't realize was, LP had pinhole cameras mounted in the ceiling tiles above every cash station and started checking them after a few complaints from customers about returns. LP were also off duty cops paid by the store, who immediately arrested the cashiers when the came in for their shift.

Didn't that one close a while back?

First thing I thought of was Aquarium Center. Not sure if you are going to find something like that in the city.

Ah, nice. Not the ole leave it and let it get torn up that other people do.

Raccoon and opossum friends will make sure that's all sorted out
*Edit, why the downvotes? Just making jokes