u/2kings98

I was out in the Battle Forest neighborhood, off old Battleground Rd. I saw houses where people's back yards were literally cut in half with a 14' "sound barrier" wall. Thing was, I was at a house across the street from the one's with 1/2 a back yard, and the roar was just horrific. I checked, and found that some were indeed, compensated. My question is were they fairly compensated, and where did they draw the line, for who was, and was not finically damaged? ( I was not living here then)

I drive ( unfortunately).all over for Doordash Obviously, I am paying a lot of attention to gas prices. Why are gas prices so much higher in bad neighborhoods? Its not lack of competition, it can't be lack of mobility. You could easily over pay 30 to 35 cents per gallon. Yes, there is overpriced gas in any neighborhood, but the trends are unmistakable. Why?