Always Google your airline’s “Customer of Size” policy before your flight. It is a life saver. On Southwest if a person overflows into your seat you can straight up tell them to move/they should have bought 2 seats.
Honestly not being able to afford a Mr. Coffee pot and some Folgers might be the brokest office move I have heard in a while. They have to be throwing away like 50% of productivity out of the 3 hours a day you’re not browsing the internet.
I just moved into a managed building in River North where everyone is 5-10 years older than me and in finance. This past weekend, I unknowingly took the elevator with my new neighbors for the first time. When they saw I was following them down the hall they stopped and told me I must be going to the wrong place.
The best is when your friends from the burbs who never moved out decide that you are the “lives in Chicago” friend and that they now have an open invitation to crash at your place Friday-Sunday every weekend.
If you are in Lakeview, also check out Hanshaw Tailoring on Broadway. It’s just one dude in a small storefront, but he is amazing. Even takes on the lower part of you pant leg on a cuff to maintain the proper shape.
I don’t want to rain on your parade, but it is a pretty well-known fact that the only people who go out in Wrigleyville are current college students and people who didn’t actually go to college man… Lighten up.
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Imagine what Dillon would say if he saw you walking around in a Masters cap
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Always Google your airline’s “Customer of Size” policy before your flight. It is a life saver. On Southwest if a person overflows into your seat you can straight up tell them to move/they should have bought 2 seats.
Call his bluff and quit.
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“I would rather starve than be sober” seems a bit overdramatic for someone insisting that their wine comes in a bottle.
This has been a really inspiring day for PGP.
If you don’t follow the Blackhawks, Chicago is very accepting of bandwagoners. You still have like 3 hours to have liked the Cubs since grade school!
Honestly not being able to afford a Mr. Coffee pot and some Folgers might be the brokest office move I have heard in a while. They have to be throwing away like 50% of productivity out of the 3 hours a day you’re not browsing the internet.
Until TW comes back for the throne.
It was 4 days of sweating in crowds this year Chill
I just moved into a managed building in River North where everyone is 5-10 years older than me and in finance. This past weekend, I unknowingly took the elevator with my new neighbors for the first time. When they saw I was following them down the hall they stopped and told me I must be going to the wrong place.
The best is when your friends from the burbs who never moved out decide that you are the “lives in Chicago” friend and that they now have an open invitation to crash at your place Friday-Sunday every weekend.
If you are in Lakeview, also check out Hanshaw Tailoring on Broadway. It’s just one dude in a small storefront, but he is amazing. Even takes on the lower part of you pant leg on a cuff to maintain the proper shape.
I feel exactly the opposite.
I am guessing that 110% might be inflated a tad bit.
Things that hold their value better than a diamond:
1) A Porsche
2) A Timeshare
3) A Sailboat
I see you De Beers.
Almost had a thousand dollars ’til someone broke in and stole it
I don’t want to rain on your parade, but it is a pretty well-known fact that the only people who go out in Wrigleyville are current college students and people who didn’t actually go to college man… Lighten up.
“Can you even imagine if I did that to her?”
Little does she know, she did do that by bringing Todd.