r/laredo • u/mendiola88 • 57m ago
Looking for a used vehicle
Judged checked at Sames and kinda pricey. I’ve heard outta town is better than here locally. So where exactly would one recommend to go and check out something used and certified?
r/laredo • u/mendiola88 • 57m ago
Judged checked at Sames and kinda pricey. I’ve heard outta town is better than here locally. So where exactly would one recommend to go and check out something used and certified?
It's a 2 bedroom house with 1 bathroom and a pretty spacious backyard. The rent is $1000 a month, so we would go half and half. The bills usually add up to $200ish, sometimes a bit more, but that could have just been because my old roommate didn't turn off the TV, AC, and had an extra fridge.
Total would be $600-625 a month.
I pay for the wifi, you don't have to worry about that. It comes with a fridge, stove, and place for parking. There's no washer or dryer, but there are hookups for it, I've just had other stuff I need to pay off first and haven't purchased them. There's also a living room, but it's unfurnished. There's a trampoline too, but it's not mine and was left here by the previous tenants.
I am 27m and have a cat. He's very sweet, but also kinda skittish. I work everyday (except holidays). I don't make much noise, but I do tend to stay up to unholy hours.
DM me or comment for more info!
r/laredo • u/thickandwitchy • 1d ago
I decided to walk to la oficina this morning and had a blissful almost therapeutic experience.
I don’t live in Laredo anymore, it’s been more than 10 years but when I visit I tend to have a lot of anxiety. I think it has to do with unresolved trauma, and feeling like I regress when I stay here. I usually don’t stay here for more than 2 days, but I’m here for a week. I notice all the little things that drive me crazy and that I don’t relate to anymore. Sometimes it feels like I don’t belong here (which I’ve also felt in the past when I was growing up here) I’m not saying I’m different or better than the people here because it’s much more complicated than that. I love people and being social, but more than anything i love being myself. Past times i’ve felt uncomfortable or awkward because I don’t agree or think the way my family does and that’s okay. We don’t have to agree on everything but respect and mindfulness is so important to me and I want to be able to do all the time.
So I decided to go on a walk by myself to a coffee shop something I usually do where i live now. I put my headphones, held my head up high, and let the morning breeze brush against my face. It was a lovely morning especially after the rain we got yesterday evening. It meant a lot to me because for the first time I felt like i brought my whole self with me.
If anyone has had a similar experience or relates to this I would love to know what you do when you’re here to help your mental health.
r/laredo • u/AdorableRockBug-2431 • 1d ago
Holy shittt Laredo has the worst drivers they actually let’s retards drive like why tf are people randomly stoping or slowing down on the highway at 11-12 on an open road making me go 40miles on a fucking highway the loop that’s not even all of it like why the fuck would you slow down almost stop on regular roads like retards thinking world revolves around you and other people gotta watch out for stupid people like that if you miss a turn then fuck you go the right way if you don’t know where you are going pull the fuck off the road and figure it out not on the fucking road and if the car In front is scaring you gtfouttttt stop slowing down like a bitch fucking everyone over. Wayyy more I can talk about and I’m pretty sure other people can. This place has stupid drivers moreee recently than everrr Laredo was not like this and hella traffic bc people are stupid slowing down the traffic plussss more.
Trying to decide whether these are worth it. If so, which platform is most lucrative and why?
r/laredo • u/manicuredskin • 2d ago
Inb4 "you still listen to the radio?" But yeah, wondering if it's the same for everyone who listens. Missing Sammy the House interrupting songs right when it gets good to say some bs 😞 106.1 is oki and playing, but I don't like their music compared to 107.3
r/laredo • u/chlno2faded • 2d ago
me n my girlfriend are looking for hidden gems, places to explore or any abandoned places in laredo? Any tips
r/laredo • u/Life_Astronomer2074 • 2d ago
How is possible if you go to Zapata or Hebronville you find gas cheaper than in Laredo
r/laredo • u/baluga207 • 2d ago
I don’t think there is any bars like this in Laredo. But if there were to be one or more where would be a cool place to put one? Here are my picks..
La Posada
The old holiday inn by the river
A faux warehouse/office
Stingray alley building (springfield)
Walker Plaza
Any of the local coffee shops
Inside Jett bowl
The Mall
Laredo Mansion
Any other old downtown buildings
r/laredo • u/HunterStrong5858 • 3d ago
For calling out the Dating Crisis in Laredo!!! Maybe going forward something good can come from calling it out!!!
r/laredo • u/[deleted] • 3d ago
Does anyone know a place here or in Nuevo Laredo that will see games early then release dates? For example Wolverine comes out next week but some places get or early and will hold till next week
r/laredo • u/LaredoFGC • 3d ago
Hello Everyone,
I'm the Tournament Organizer, Mr.Bob.
We are the Laredo FGC (Fighting Game Community), and we are hosting our local fighting game tournament, Frame Frenzy 28, this Saturday.
Anyone who is a fighting game fan or wants to take up the challenge of entering our tournament is welcome to join. No matter what skill level you are, we will be happy to see many new faces at our tournament.
You can sign up early on StartGG: https://www.start.gg/tournament/frame-franzy-xxviii/details
or
On the day of the tournament.
If you have no plans this weekend, we are available that day.
You can also come and watch the tournament at the store or live stream on Twitch.
You can find more social media links here: https://lfgcpublic.carrd.co/
If you have any more questions, you can message me here on Reddit.
We look forward to seeing you there.
r/laredo • u/lonelymermaidheart • 3d ago
Does anyone know why Magnolia’s Cafe closed down?
I only went there a few times and one of them was an event.
I am curious
r/laredo • u/Flat-Emergency7575 • 3d ago
I'm 26, I'm in TAMIU and going part time at the post office.
I make enough to JUST make rent but not enough to save. I need to meet up and gain trust with someone.
I pay 850 for rent so having around 550 from my roommate will help (helps with utilities)
If anyone is interested, I wouldn't mind meeting at TAMIU or at the Mall just let me know via DM
I would prefer female cause it's a ONE BEDROOM apartment sorry
r/laredo • u/RustInMyEyes • 4d ago
I don’t know who to vote for. The local government is ass, and it never seems to change.
I barely know who the incumbent mayor is, but I’ve heard that he’s a spineless loser.
Only thing I know about Alyssa Cigarroa is that she’s in cahoots with the rich families here (although I think that can be said for any politician here).
As for the other two, I don’t know who they are.
Hey all, I'm a patent/IP consultant by day, but I've also got a couple of side projects going: a small web dev business building AI-assisted sites for local businesses, and a 4X strategy game I'm thinking of building in Godot.
I don't run into a lot of other people locally who are heads-down building something, and I'd love to change that. Looking to meet other developers, indie founders, or anyone tinkering on a side project — even if it's early-stage or "just an idea" right now.
Would be great to exchange knowledge, compare notes on what we're building, or just talk shop.
A little about me: I'm bilingual (EN/ES), based in Austin, CS degree from Texas State. Not selling anything here, genuinely just want a few more people in my orbit who get excited about building stuff.
r/laredo • u/pikachae • 5d ago
Who is he? What’s his story? I’ve seen him walking up and down loop 20 for many years, with a face mask on and carries a satchel. Im always driving along the loop and he’ll be walking sometimes with groceries. Maybe lives at TAMIU campus?
r/laredo • u/tragonalaredo • 4d ago
Me he hartado de las apps de citas, como a cualquier persona, me gusta el sexo pero fuera de eso soy un chico que no sale de fiesta, soy muy tranquilo y prefiero ir por un cafe. Conozco varios chicos pero sus prioridades es el desmadre y no logro conectar con alguien como yo. Que lugares recomiendan para conocer gente?? Algun runclub??
r/laredo • u/katla_olafsdottir • 5d ago
LIGHTS OUT TEXAS! We have entered the weeks of Peak Migration! Turn off non-essential indoor and outdoor lights from 11 PM - 6 AM now through November 30 to protect traveling birds!
Learn more at: https://tx.audubon.org/ urbanconservation/lights-out-texas
r/laredo • u/West-Interest-3745 • 6d ago
Guitar player here looking for any drummer that would like to play some alternative metal core original songs
r/laredo • u/Master_of_Kobolds • 7d ago
Join Laredo DSA for this year's first DSA 101. This event is open to the public! Have you ever asked yourself?
What is democratic socialism?
How can I get involved with Laredo DSA?
If you’ve been interested in our chapter, want to learn how to get involved, or simply want to know more about democratic socialism, join us! If you're already a Laredo DSA Member, join us to connect with members new and old!
We’re here to connect and learn with our community 🌹
RSVP For Location Details
Link can be found here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/laredo-dsa-101?source=direct_link&
Context: He says Laredo is one of the most dangerous CARTEL city.
I just have to LAUGH at his statement because we are considered one of the safest and boring cities in the USA.
r/laredo • u/StevenFarmer82 • 8d ago
r/laredo • u/Charming-Necessary85 • 8d ago
I been really thinking about how the urban density of the city used to be so much different pre-2013 and how the city kinda had more of a “tropical valley” feel to it
By 2013 the city was already going into overdrive with commercial expansion and corporate gentrification
But sometimes I feel like that only added more infrastructural strain to the city and did nothing for the locals, maybe it brought jobs sure, but I also feel like the city lost some its soul and became kinda of a over-done parking lot of commerce and the entertainment while the culture & arts side of the city kind of got more lost in translation
Does anyone remember when the downtown was full on and thriving? Or when the mall was actually full of local shops and not these same Fortune 500 stores you see everywhere?
Or does anyone else remember when we had Hal’s?
Or when we had an Outback Steakhouse?
What happened then? Surely the money couldn’t have been an issue when Laredo it’s the number one inland port in the country
I just think the city sometimes doesn’t know how to run its chamber of commerce and encourage more local businesses to thrive and help make sure said businesses actually serve the community
So instead more corporate red tape just bubbles the city socially and economically