FukYaFeelings
Superstar
I forgot what part of Atlanta u thinking about moving too? And with the post office jobs u talking about driving and delivering mail? I can’t do that cuz my driving record.
how old u is? I just turned 25 I’m feelin old
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I forgot what part of Atlanta u thinking about moving too? And with the post office jobs u talking about driving and delivering mail? I can’t do that cuz my driving record.
how old u is? I just turned 25 I’m feelin old
Offthegrid
All Star
Probably Buckhead or downtown I gotta checkout a few spots next month. Try to apply to work inside the hubs you will get hired faster that way and get turned over as a career employee within 3-4 yrs instead of a mail carrier but if u have cdl you will make more driving the trucks 53 footers. Try to apply for a pse clerk position as your first option 2nd option mail handler assistant those two positions you are guaranteed to get hired depending on high your score is when u take the test before you get interviewed
Offthegrid
All Star
I'm sitting here like is this who I think it is
I'm dead how dude dipped out that car and easnt about to be a witness
Heading out there next month, what are some spots to hit up for eats. I took @FocusedDaily @Ask a Serious Question list for bars.
Also what neighborhoods should I try to stay in. Probably won't be driving, so something easy to transportation to get around or cheap to Uber around.
Also what neighborhoods should I try to stay in. Probably won't be driving, so something easy to transportation to get around or cheap to Uber around.
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
DropTopDoc
20/20 Vision With my Buffs On
I’m coming home for a visit, I’m so out the loop, what’s some spots to hit on the south side ???
Streeterville / North MIchigan Ave if you're looking for stuff to do in walking distance and not driving a car. Staying in the neighborhoods like Lakeview, or Lincoln park is dope if you have a reason to be a little further north, plenty of stuff to do, but less tourists.
But overall if this is your first time just stick to streeterville / river north / North Michigan ave, and you'll be within a mile of anything you could want to possibly want to eat drink or do, and have bus and train access to the entire rest of the city.
DropTopDoc
20/20 Vision With my Buffs On
really, moms crib ain’t far from there, i heard he was racist??
No limit on food, I know Chicago is known for deep dish pizza, so that's one thing I definitely have to experience while out there.
DropTopDoc
20/20 Vision With my Buffs On
i would say Taurus flavors but it’s closed
Home of the hogie
harolds
Chicago dog
Italian beef
The God Poster
LWO representa
Last couple time I went there been kinda weak. What nights you go?
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
Lou Manatti's for pizza.
Chicago Cut if you like steak. You will spend over $300 here.
The Dawson for contemporary American.
Ja Grill if you want Caribbean.
Never been yet, but Portillo's for Italian beef or hot dogs...that's big here.
Cafe Ba Ba Reeba for Spanish Tapas.
Carnivale for latin/Spanish food.
Haven't found a soul food spot yet.
My recommendation is Cafe Ba Ba Reeba. You'll spend around $100 including drinks for 2 people...really good food with no real distinction. Its Tapas so the plates are small, but you'll get to try a lot of shyt. Get that and a pitcher of Sangria and you good. You need to make a reservation by Monday or Tuesday for the weekend or you won't get a seat.
How haven’t you found a soul food spot? 
