u/readerr33

I'm having a hard time deciding on whether I should move to New york city or Los Angeles to find a Hispanic girlfriend. I am a hispanic man myself and have no desire to date any NON-hipsniacs. I have come to the conclusion I am only attracted to hispanic women and it fees like waste of time to even bother trying to to date a NON- hispanic woman.

I don't ever use dating apps (very toxic) or go to bars (I don't drink), I prefer the old fashioned cold approach during the day time.

I'm having a difficult time deciding between LA or NY.

Los Angeles Positives: It technically has more Hispanics than NYC.

Los Angeles Cons: I've heard Los Angeles is very spread out and its basically a car city, which is not very walkable. For cold approach walkability is most important to be exposed to foot traffic, running into women throughout the day. So because its so spread out, you might not run into women as much as you would like compared to NYC.

New York City Positives: It's a gigantic city which is very walkable, you will not run out of options here. Plenty of foot traffic. I've heard if you go to certain parts of NYC like the bronx, there are many hispanic women walking around there.

New York City Cons: Technically LA has more hispanics than NYC as a whole.

So what city should I move too? LA or NY?

I'm having a hard time deciding on whether I should move to New york city or Los Angeles to find a Hispanic girlfriend. I am a hispanic man myself and have no desire to date any NON-hipsniacs. I have come to the conclusion I am only attracted to hispanic women and it fees like waste of time to even bother trying to to date a NON- hispanic woman.

I don't ever use dating apps (very toxic) or go to bars (I don't drink), I prefer the old fashioned cold approach during the day time.

I'm having a difficult time deciding between LA or NY.

Los Angeles Positives: It technically has more Hispanics than NYC.

Los Angeles Cons: I've heard Los Angeles is very spread out and its basically a car city, which is not very walkable. For cold approach walkability is most important to be exposed to foot traffic, running into women throughout the day. So because its so spread out, you might not run into women as much as you would like compared to NYC.

New York City Positives: It's a gigantic city which is very walkable, you will not run out of options here. Plenty of foot traffic. I've heard if you go to certain parts of NYC like the bronx, there are many hispanic women walking around there.

New York City Cons: Technically LA has more hispanics than NYC as a whole.

So what city should I move too? LA or NY?

are NYC corrections allowed to use batons on duty? I heard somewhere they are only allowed pepper spray with no baton. Is this true? places like texas allow the CO's to carry batons I hear.

I have a family member (female) who got pregnant from a man and all she has is his phone number. My family member suspects he was using a fake name. Is there a way you can get a court to subpoena the phone companies to release the real name of the phone number? Is this realistic? I'm also afraid the man might of used a burner phone, even then what are my options?

I've been curious about becoming a NYC correctional officer vs going the police officer route. I am former police officer so I am very familiar already with what the danger risks are as far as police patrol is concerned. As a police officer the risks are there, however you have weapons at your disposal to defend yourself if something happens, like you have a gun if the other person is twice your size.

One of the concerns I have is that NYC correctional officers in rikers island have nothing but a peppery spray and their fists to defend themselves. In my experience, many suspects are not affected by pepper spray because they are trained to fight through the pain.

1. I was curious how often these attacks happen on CO officers (are they exaggerated?)

2. Do they mainly happen to CO officers who are not professional or rude to the inmates (maybe they had it coming?)

3. If your someone who is small in stature is it best to avoid corrections unless your a really big muscle bound dude? I know many small police officers who can hold their own but they have guns, not certain they would be able to hold their own in a custody environment with no guns.

I am curious if going the correctional officer route is a good or bad idea. I wanna live in NYC and was thinking of going NYC corrections. I thought about NY State DOC as well but I heard you have to live in upstate NY most likely so that was out. NYPD is out of question for me since I am 40 years old now (age limit factor).

I'm thinking of going to miami, does anyone know of any good organic suncreens? I don't want anything that has harmful risky chemicals, also I don't want something that is so greesy it takes forever to wash off if I have to take a shower. I don't like the feeling of oily skin that takes forever for sunscreen to go off. Is Thinksport SPF 50+ good?

I'm thinking of going to miami, does anyone know of any good organic suncreens? I don't want anything that has harmful risky chemicals, also I don't want something that is so greesy it takes forever to wash off if I have to take a shower. I don't like the feeling of oily skin that takes forever for sunscreen to go off. Is Thinksport SPF 50+ good?

realistically how long do you have to work the jails before you can be stationed at either compton or lynwood station? It's kind of frustrating because a recruiter told me it could be as short as a few months to as long as 3-4 years. What the "real average"?

If I have to work the jails more than 1 year, I don't think I wanna join, thats just too much time in the jails. My main goal is to go to patrol.

Does anyone know if orange county sheriff is the same? do they have to work the jails too first?