NoDramaCheerMama
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As I continue the hijacking of this thread with discussion of all things NJ...JUG HANDLES!!! I totally forgot about those. Dh is from the top of the Jersey Shore and I had to take Route 36 when I would visit him way back in college. I never understood why they couldn't have utilized a simple left turn only lane....And summer shore traffic :banghead:. We would coordinate schedules so we would both have off Mondays and I would drive down to the shore from NY on Sunday nights, so I was basically driving by standstill traffic heading back to the city. My inlaws still live in Jersey and I have a rule that I will not ever visit them on a Sunday between Memorial and Labor Day.You all are welcome to come to NJ...however we have rules:
1. If you are not going to at least attempt to drive the speed limit, please move over to the right lane.
2. No left turns. We have jug handles. Please move over to the right lane.
3. Summer shore traffic is the worst. Please move over to the right lane.
4. You don't know where you are going, and not having left turns make it worse. Please move over to the right lane.
Basically, when all else fails, just move over to the right lane.
Good rule! And 36 sucks...if you hit 1 light, you hit them allAs I continue the hijacking of this thread with discussion of all things NJ...JUG HANDLES!!! I totally forgot about those. Dh is from the top of the Jersey Shore and I had to take Route 36 when I would visit him way back in college. I never understood why they couldn't have utilized a simple left turn only lane....And summer shore traffic :banghead:. We would coordinate schedules so we would both have off Mondays and I would drive down to the shore from NY on Sunday nights, so I was basically driving by standstill traffic heading back to the city. My inlaws still live in Jersey and I have a rule that I will not ever visit them on a Sunday between Memorial and Labor Day.
true life i put the wrong gas in my car the other day. this is why someone pumps it for me. i am going to school in upstate new york and not only do i now have to pump my own gas, but i have to do it in freezing temperatures, and it's crazyyy expensive compared to NJ. how are our prices so low even though we pay people to pump it for us? and why can't the rest of the country do the same? i found a gas station in town that has attendants, so i excitedly drove the extra mile. and then the man expected a tip. like no, sorry sir, we don't have to tip you to do your job?
We have some full service by me in NY - there are certain towns which also have the no self-pump laws. No tips needed/expected.