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Fordham has always been a haven for drug addict culture. I remember 25 years ago in college most of the bodgeas sold various assortments of weed. Chonky Black was a popular Dominican strain back then. Used to shop at Jimmy Jamz and Dr. J's.
Just because Fordham University is an esteemed organization doesn't mean the neighborhood is.
I think OP would be even more surprised had they visited the campus of Temple University.
Fordham has always been a haven for drug addict culture. I remember 25 years ago in college most of the bodgeas sold various assortments of weed. Chonky Black was a popular Dominican strain back then. Used to shop at Jimmy Jamz and Dr. J's.
Just because Fordham University is an esteemed organization doesn't mean the neighborhood is.
I think OP would be even more surprised had they visited the campus of Temple University.
2 years ago I went to take an exam at temple. Across the street I went to a Bodega and bought a can of coca Cola. I was surprised a can cost 75 cents while in the hood of nyc, a can of soda fetch for 1.25. Temple neighborhood is so so.
2 years ago I went to take an exam at temple. Across the street I went to a Bodega and bought a can of coca Cola. I was surprised a can cost 75 cents while in the hood of nyc, a can of soda fetch for 1.25. Temple neighborhood is so so.
Always Coca Cola!!!
I wonder how much that **** actually cost if they were selling at .75 cents. Maybe they were not following the official MSRP of Coca Cola.
I was thrilled to see that Fordham Plaza across Fordham University and the Metro North was renovated and revamped. It definitely looked quite nice at first. And its great to see that Fordham as a plethora of other shops that can bring money into the area. I always try to look at the bright side of things but I have been going through Fordham Road in the Bronx the past fews and its an absolute dump. That area simply cannot have nice things. Garage all over the place plus garbage people. Drugged out zombies stumbling and bumbling at the plaza and it reeks of the smell of urine. I felt like all the homeless and druggies got together, put urine in a pipeline and had it mist out around the area.
That's all I have to say about that. A damn shame.
it been ratchet. we got naysayers who wanna sell you otherwise
Try East Tremont between Grand Concourse and Anthony Ave.
Funny first girl I ever kissed lived in a very nice buidling a block from there. Nice buidling around there and Echo Place.
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