The_Lolbster

Yes. /u/staygold678 asked /u/Jonlajoiecomedy if he enjoys touching a type of vegtable (lettuce, subclass: romaine), to which /u/Jonlajoiecomedy responded, "Yes."

Then, /u/StifmeisterBry asked for context and elaboration, to which /u/Kalculator gave the reply "Yes, /u/staygold678 is asking /u/Jonlajoiecomedy if he does enjoying touching a type of vegtable (lettuce, subclass: romaine), which he responded yes to."

/u/LiamisMailbackwards then stated his gratitude that it was settled, saying, "Thank god that's settled."

Finally, /u/mugen_03 can finally go to sleep now. Presumably with your mom.

This should be higher up. People need to know this.

Fair.

Why did you decide to do this AMA?

Suburbs drive like an extra hour a day... You get a choice in life commutes... You spend more money to live closer to work, or spend more time to live farther from work. It's just a trade off and it's reality.

All land was natural land. What even are you saying here.

200% more energy for heating/cooling? Upgrades are necessary everywhere. I'm sure there are lots of homes in cities that are old just like in suburbs.

I don't even know what your argument is.