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amother
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 Today at 9:11 am
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Not for the last 10 years or so š
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amother
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Today at 9:13 am
no. itās literally in NJ
does it have OOT mentality? maybe. but itās not OOT
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Molly Weasley
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Today at 9:16 am
Yes, especially when considering New York City, lakewood, etc. It has very little Jewish infrastructure
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amother
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Today at 9:16 am
| amother Bronze wrote: | no. itās literally in NJ
does it have OOT mentality? maybe. but itās not OOT |
Passaic doesn't have an OOT mentality at this point. It's a regular in town community.
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oohlala
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Today at 9:20 am
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If you have more specific questions about your concerns, that could be helpful. Happy to answer any.
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amother
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Today at 9:21 am
| Molly Weasley wrote: | | Yes, especially when considering New York City, lakewood, etc. It has very little Jewish infrastructure |
What do you mean by āvery little Jewish infrastructureā?
It is a thriving Jewish frum community. Just smaller then Brooklyn or Lakewood
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amother
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Today at 9:22 am
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It used to have a much more out of town feel. Moving closer and closer to in town
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amother
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Today at 9:24 am
| Molly Weasley wrote: | | Yes, especially when considering New York City, lakewood, etc. It has very little Jewish infrastructure |
Huh? Very little jewish infrastructure??
Passiac has a great jewish infrastructure, whatever jews may need. Of course on a smaller scale then Brooklyn or Lakewood, as the community is smaller, but there's nothing missing in Passaic.
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amother
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Today at 9:29 am
| Molly Weasley wrote: | | Yes, especially when considering New York City, lakewood, etc. It has very little Jewish infrastructure |
Passaic has the same level of infrastructure as Monsey, just on a smaller scale
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Molly Weasley
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Today at 9:29 am
| amother Sapphire wrote: | What do you mean by āvery little Jewish infrastructureā?
It is a thriving Jewish frum community. Just smaller then Brooklyn or Lakewood |
Thriving is a strong word, it is growing though. It's a small town. Literally
Your school options are either A or B. As for groceries, it's the sameājust A or B. And the pizza shop? You guessed it: A or B.
The kids wear the exact same clothing bought in the exact same stores.
There is a variety of shuls, but even the most yeshivish doesn't compare to average Lakewood.
The most Chassidish shul doesn't hold a candle to brooklyn.
It's out if town.
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Molly Weasley
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Today at 9:31 am
| amother Gladiolus wrote: | | Passaic has the same level of infrastructure as Monsey, just on a smaller scale |
LOL.
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amother
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Today at 9:32 am
| Molly Weasley wrote: | Thriving is a strong word, it is growing though. It's a small town. Literally
Your school options are either A or B. As for groceries, it's the sameājust A or B. And the pizza shop? You guessed it: A or B.
The kids wear the exact same clothing bought in the exact same stores.
There is a variety of shuls, but even the most yeshivish doesn't compare to average Lakewood.
The most Chassidish shul doesn't hold a candle to brooklyn.
It's out if town. |
Passaic is not out of town. There's a nice variety of stores & kids absolutely don't only wear clothing from the same 2 stores..... people shop online & at department stores just like people from other communities. And with all those fancy stores at Brook Haven, Passaic is definitely not OOT.
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amother
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Today at 9:33 am
| amother Gladiolus wrote: | | Passaic has the same level of infrastructure as Monsey, just on a smaller scale | I remember when Monsey was considered OOT  .
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oohlala
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Today at 9:33 am
| Molly Weasley wrote: | Thriving is a strong word, it is growing though. It's a small town. Literally
Your school options are either A or B. As for groceries, it's the sameājust A or B. And the pizza shop? You guessed it: A or B.
The kids wear the exact same clothing bought in the exact same stores.
There is a variety of shuls, but even the most yeshivish doesn't compare to average Lakewood.
The most Chassidish shul doesn't hold a candle to brooklyn.
It's out if town. |
Iām not sure what yeshivish and chassidish shuls have to do with oot. But I guess everyone has their own definitions of oot.
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amother
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Today at 9:38 am
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What the point of this thread? Is it Loshon Hora?
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amother
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Today at 9:39 am
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What? No way. Passaic is full of fashionable people and a hop away from five towns.
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amother
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Today at 9:41 am
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What makes something oot is the questionā¦ Chicago is considered oot but itās a huge thriving community with tons of resources and more similar to monsey and Lakewood than Passaic in a lot of ways. So itās all relative.
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