Which exit do you live in NJ? I’ve always found that joke amusing.
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Let’s face it, they were all spoiled Richie Riches from NY, CT and RI, which were always a menace to Wildwood.
None of them pronounced quarter as kwarter.
*Born in Sayreville
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Exit 13 off the Turnpike, exit 12 off the Parkway, lol
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not to be confused with the " da youts"
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Lies its always RT 80 or 287
I sometimes deal with local regulatory stuff for my job… At least with the stuff I work with, NJ is by far the biggest pain to deal with and most shady out of every other state.
As if gazlowe himself is deciding who to write fines for
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Joe Pesci
Dees two youts.
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Exit 8 off 287. I’m in central Jersey so I don’t really travel on route 80.
Yea im in North Jersey
I went to NJ once for business and saw a Wawa and was wondering who thought that was a good name but it got me chuckle from me.
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Noooooooo, not the Jersey Turnpike in North Jersey…
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I used to take the Jersey Turnpike North to get to work. What a hell drive that was…
Just heading to Newark to catch a flight or going into the city can really be an assault on the sense of smell.
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Thankfully, most of my journeys were on the banks of the Delaware, and firmly in the southern half of the state… maybe farthest north I regularly went was Monmouth Co.?
For anything more north… solution is windows-up, and bring something good and fresh from Wawa.
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The only think that is Missing from New Jersey that isn’t in the Undermine is the smell. 
Undermine smells fine, so long as it gets a steady supply of fresh air.
Undermine might have less trade laying around
I believe the smell in Elizabeth is from the oil refineries there. Did you know the tall tower with the flame coming out of the top is called a cat cracker?
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If you put a picture of Millville and Undermine you can say they are the same picture
I grew up in Kearny, then lived in Old Bridge now I’m in Manahawkin.
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