Snobbiest towns in Jersey? (Montclair, Orange: cliquey, renting, to buy)

[NJ Chutzpah]

Originally Posted by nj2ny

Tenafly, NJ........ end of thread.

What is your beef with Tenalfy? If you dont mind me asking

I love hearing about these things

[CURT]

Originally Posted by RUBIES77

THIS IS VERY FUNNY!

I love this fishing thing

[neekah18]

Originally Posted by kristin1

Ridgewood, hands down.

I just got a ticket in Ridgewood. No wonder he ran my plates. He knew I didn't belong and didn't want me to come back

[NancyM]

They forgot a few towns to add to the snobbery list:

Spring Lake (biggest snob town in the entire state of NJ, mansions right on the beach, far worse than Saddle River, Rigdgewood, or Alpine)
Colts Neck (where Queen Latifa is)
Rumson (where Bruce Springsteen and Bon Jovi are)

[apvbguy]

Originally Posted by neekah18

I just got a ticket in Ridgewood. No wonder he ran my plates. He knew I didn't belong and didn't want me to come back

do you mean that he targeted you regardless of whatever your violation was?? I find that a bit hard to believe!

why don't you just accept responsibility and the consequences of whatever you did to cause yourself to get pulled over

[neekah18]

Originally Posted by apvbguy

do you mean that he targeted you regardless of whatever your violation was?? I find that a bit hard to believe!

why don't you just accept responsibility and the consequences of whatever you did to cause yourself to get pulled over

UHHH driving was my reason for getting pulled over and I will leave it at that. Not in the mood for your underhanded comments.

[kristin1]

Originally Posted by neekah18

I just got a ticket in Ridgewood. No wonder he ran my plates. He knew I didn't belong and didn't want me to come back

I live in Ridgewood, I'm afraid to admit. It DOES happen. Seriously, what else could possibly keep them busy in this town? I'm sorry it happened to you!

[JERSEY201973]

TENAFLY, TENAFLY, TENAFLY! Thought I was in Connecticut, that's how snobby!

[mike0421]

Originally Posted by kristin1

I live in Ridgewood, I'm afraid to admit. It DOES happen. Seriously, what else could possibly keep them busy in this town? I'm sorry it happened to you!

I remember one time I was in a municipal parking lot in Ridgewood, I was in a business at the time where I serviced coin-operated equipment. I was just finishing my call, and arrived at my parking spot with a toolbag in one hand, and a bag of quarters in the other hand. It was a hot day, I'd walked about six blocks. My arms felt like rubber bands. Anyway, my arrival at my car coincided with a municipal worker who wrote tickets for overtime violations in the parking lot. My time was expired, and I knew it was, but I knew it wasn't by much. I was putting my toolbag and the money in the back of the car, and was getting in the car ready to go, the employee obviously saw I was leaving, and began to write out a ticket without even acknowledging me as I loaded the toolbag into the car. Perceiving this as complete arrogance, I told him I was on my way, and he ignored me, and finished up just as I was putting my car in gear, he put the ticket on the windshield wiper of the car. He began to saunter over to the next overtime meter, and I told him that he saw me leaving, etc. The entire time, he did not say one word to me, as I followed him over to the next car. Finally I said to him, "Fine if that's the way you want it, no problem." I pulled the car back into my spot, then proceeded to open the back of my trunk, and scoop two fistfuls of quarters out the coin bag I brought with me, and proceeded to start putting in a quarter for each overtime meter, in plain view of him. That's when he started to talk. A lot. He instantaneously went from very aloof to very pissed off. He kept saying "I want your name. You give me your name!" And I continued to ignore him, and went down the line and went to every overtime meter in the parking lot, while he was screaming at me two steps behind me the entire time. Then I proceeded to go out onto the street, and fill every overtime meter on the street. He then said he was going to get the police. This did not frighten me. I continued to feed the meters while he was scurrying off. I must have filled every meter within 3 blocks of the municipal parking lot. I've never felt more satisified. Ironically, the guy never came back. Someone at the station must have told him that I was doing nothing wrong.

[Momof4littleones]

Haworth, Hillsdale, Upper Saddle River, Saddle River, Rockleigh, Closter, Alpine, Mountain Lakes. I'm not familiar with southern NJ