Confirmed with Link: P.K.Subban traded to NJ for Santini, Davies, two 2nds

[Nubmer6]

Happy with him poo pooing on the “New Joy-sey” completely fabricated stereotype that people from here pronounce it like that.

Well... there ARE some New Yorkers that pronounce it that way.

 

[MartyOwns]

just when you thought this trade couldn’t get any better, he calls it taylor ham instead of pork roll.

 

[Nocashstyle]

Well... there ARE some New Yorkers that pronounce it that way.

They don’t speak for us

 

[TheUnseenHand]

So happy he is part of this organization. So happy.

 

[glenwo2]

just when you thought this trade couldn’t get any better, he calls it taylor ham instead of pork roll.

And he offers Hall breakfast on top of that.

 

[BenedictGomez]

The exit thing I think it odd. It's really only useful for people who I suppose live right off the Turnpike or the Parkway, and the reality is, even people who I know in those situations dont automatically first volunteer the exit they live off of instead of their town's name.

In any event, if you grew up in the country like I did, we dont really have exits in Hunterdon County, unless you count 78 I suppose, but nobody would ever say, "oh, I live off of exit 15".

Basically I think this whole exit thing is 90% Jersey stereotype, as I know few people who've ever spoken like that.

 

[glenwo2]

The exit thing I think it odd. It's really only useful for people who I suppose live right off the Turnpike or the Parkway, and the reality is, even people who I know in those situations dont automatically first volunteer the exit they live off of instead of their town's name.

In any event, if you grew up in the country like I did, we dont really have exits in Hunterdon County, unless you count 78 I suppose, but nobody would ever say, "oh, I live off of exit 15".

Basically I think this whole exit thing is 90% Jersey stereotype, as I know few people who've ever spoken like that.

Agreed. I know nobody who mentions the Exit instead of the Town or City they live in.

 

[Devils731]

If you live on the GSP it’s very common. Since the exits are about a mile apart it’s an easy way to gauge how far away a town is.

You still give the town name but you supplement with the exit.

 

[Bleedred]

If you live on the GSP it’s very common. Since the exits are about a mile apart it’s an easy way to gauge how far away a town is.

You still give the town name but you supplement with the exit.

Yes, this is how I know of people to use the exits. Particularly if they live in a town right off the exit and not a shore town. Like they'll say ''I live in Stafford, down by exit 63'' or ''I'm in Wall Township, exit 98''.