re: In Monroe for a job… how is it?

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Better than Nola

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When one thinks Monroe, La is better than New Orleans, La (and considering I am Nola through and through…and deploying safety changes given its out of control thugs and criminal justice)…

Might be reflection time on your soul, how short life is, and why you are on this Earth. Good Lord.

You like them endless breadsticks baw?

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Danken Trail BBQ BEANS

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Hit the Mohawk for dinner.

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Swartz

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Damn fine place in the early 90s growing up. I haven’t lived in the East Side in 25 years, but could still drive those once back roads blindfolded to this day.

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In Monroe

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how is it?

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Why don’t you tell us?

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Posted by Message DolphinDaddy In Monroe for a job… how is it? Louisiana boys how’s the food and people around here

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I lived/worked there for about ten years and enjoyed it. I actually worked around the airport and lived in west Monroe. There are good restaurants if you check with the locals. Stellar public hunting and fishing within 15 minutes of town. There are a couple of decent universities within the area that keep the economy going. Absolutely no traffic to bother you on your commute to work.

All of Danken Trail’s meats are done better than Podnah’s but the baked beans are inferior. ;)

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Hit the Mohawk for dinner.

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Shrimp po-boy!

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In Monroe for a job

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Congratulations baw...not many people find a job there, especially South of the interstate or at the mall. You should try Big Mamma's Fine Foods on S 2nd street if you wind up down there. Don Chuy's where the old Duck Diner was is the best of the 50 Mexican eating places in the parish. Latin foods on Thomas Rd by the paper mill is good too but both of these will require you to cross the river where whitey from the WM Rebels is gonna profile you. Don't forget Johnny's Pizza if you get too much PeGe