Per capita or percent daily increase? I’m looking at Worldometers and they have Cali ahead by a long shot, but they don’t give daily positives/capita or a breakdown of every state’s daily.
Yeah, that city is hilly as fuck. Basically if San Francisco and New Orleans had a baby it’d be Lisbon.
Damn that sounds like a fun city. I could never bike to work. The way back would be fine but getting there would be a nightmare
How is that awful? You have the hilly, rolling streets of San Francisco and the walking party of New Orleans. Plus cheap, really good wine.
I read a couple weeks back that bike shops are doing a killing One near me was supposed to be undergoing a seismic retrofit and decided to just say fuck it and delay it to stay open
Yeah, it's really cool. Went last February and had a blast. Lot of small bars (like the kitchen of a one-bedroom apartment small) where you could walk in, get a drink and then walk the streets. But yeah, I couldn't imagine biking there (or in San Francisco) without being Lance Armstrong. They have cable cars to go up and down the big hills and escalators on some of the really steep walking paths. Of course, you feel like a wuss taking the escalator when you see an old woman on the stairs next to you hoofing it carrying her groceries. Only annoying thing was the amount of panhandlers/street salesmen. Went with a buddy (who is Indian) and when we'd walk around down I'd get accosted by peddlers selling cocaine, weed, hookers, sunglasses, etc., while they left him alone. It got to be pretty funny after a while.
We considered moving to Lisbon for like half an hour after we came back from a 15 day Portugal trip. Beautiful, fun and comparatively cheap.
Yeah, it's not quite Prague cheap but it's hard to spend money there. Getting a full pour of top-quality wine for 5 euro is pretty nice. And love the pateis de nata.
Clearly, because that was one of the worst takes I've seen in a while (probably a day or so). As for the weather, it was low 60s and sunny in the winter, very LA-ish. Definitely a more California climate than a Southern one.
Any of you Portugal travelers make it out to the Azores? Saw some travel/food show and it made me want to move there, not just visit.
Yeah, this time next week I was supposed to be headed to London for the Euros, then hopping around to Amsterdam, Rome and Glasgow.
It's been pushed back to next year so hopefully I'll be able to do the trip in 12 months. Have my game tickets bought and haven't sold them back at this point.
The fall is going to be crippling compared to what we saw in the spring at this rate. And we have no plan.
good thing that come this October I'll have a significant chunk of that $1,200 check remaining to get me through the second wave
There will be no shutdown and a ton of people are about to die..... to quote Donald Trump "What do you have to lose"... Looks like the answer was everything
No, he was talking to himself. He has nothing to lose. He doesn’t care about you, me, or anyone else.
Those electric bikes would be clutch in a hilly city. I wonder if anyone bikes to class in Knoxville TN
States started opening in May. Why would anybody be surprised unemployment went down? "Surprise" is in CNN's headline, as well.
Did you read the article? Only reason for the "surprise" part is the first sentence below "Economists expected the unemployment rate to be even worse in May, rising to nearly 20%. But the gradual reopening of the economy actually added new jobs rather than eliminating further positions."