
This is what’s so great about living in NJ, according to Reddit
The New Jersey subreddit is home to some great discourse about the Garden State. Usually, when opinions about NJew Jersey begin to get a tad repetitive and one-sided, I see what topics are being discussed on the subreddit to remind myself that there are, in fact, people in our state with differing opinions and viewpoints.
It helps with preventing yourself from getting trapped in an echo chamber and falling for the false belief that everyone sees the world just like you.
With all of the difficulties facing New Jerseyans; Whether it's COVID-19, inflation, taxes, your commute, etc. – mixed with the seemingly endless partisan bickering – it's easy to lose sight of what truly makes our state so special.
Over the weekend, u/pantherBlitzz asked the very simple yet complex question: What do you like about living in New Jersey? Here are some of the best responses.
What you like most about living in New Jersey, according to Reddit
These answers are just scratching the surface.
Sure, there are plenty of reasons to complain. But would you rather complain without a pork roll, egg, and cheese in your hand, or without the ability to get a complete change of scenery by driving thirty minutes?
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