I live in Central Jersey. What the fuck is there to do? I live in a rich white town where people only get in trouble for weed. I'm about an hour way from NYC and an hour away from Philly. What do? What do you guys do when you arrive in NJ?
That's not really a travel question, is it?
But the answer is spend all your time browsing the web, specifically 4chan.
Or you could go deer hunting, although the rules are complex. There are a lot of deer in New Jersey.
>>1052653
What do I do when I arrive in New Jersey?
>wake up in pitch darkness
>try to remember where I am through pounding headache
>realize I can't move
>wtf am I tied up?
>hear squealing brakes
>slam against wall and bounce around a little bit
>hear footsteps crunching on gravel
>trunk of car opens over me
>flashlight blinding me
>try to scream but gagged
>realize I done fucked up
>about to be buried in Jersey
>land in Jersey
>get in the car
>drive to my house on Long Island
That's all there is to do in Jersey as far as I can tell
>>1052653
Union county?
>>1052653
the best thing you can do in new jersey is getting out of new jersey
>>1052835
lmfao
I live in NYC. I have the impression that if I lived in central NJ, almost any " fun" activity would involve travelling to NYC or Philly. Except maybe hanging out on the beach - NJ does have some good beaches.
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State museum in Trenton
Newark museum
Go to NJ state tourism sie
>>1053053
Atlantic City is actually pretty fun, buts not as good as either city unless you know people. When I lived in Philly I went to AC a few times with Philly friends and a few times with my cousins from NJ.
My cousins knew bouncers, waitresses, and lots of other people in the casino so we were getting free drinks and discounts and things from people they went to high school with since AC is much smaller and more laid back than a place like LV
Everybody should "do AC" once, see the casinos still open on the boardwalk, and the marina (borgata). Most people would not care for the second visit.
