Attn Lakewood (and others interested)

Question

About what I said that lakewood is a beautiful town. I didn't mean that the town is beautiful, even though it is. Have you ever taken a drive on N. Lake and S. Lake in the fall by dusk? It reminds me of the car comercials. I meant that in Lakewood you will find people that will go out of their way to make you feel at home. They also will try to "convert" you but so will Lubavitch. The fact that you can go to Wal-Mart or Shop-Rite and stand outside and almost every Jewish person will ask if you need a ride. And it doesn't matter that you love in Forest Park or south of the lake and they live right near Shop-Rite. Lakewood has many positive aspects that you can only relize once you leave. Sometimes the negative is stronger then the positive and that's when YOU leave. To all the peoole who don't like the Yeshiva in Lakewood, remember that it's because of the few people out of the million living in Lakewood that this world is existing. Look for the positive points in the community along with the negative. Threre's got to be a reason why Rav Abadi stayed for as long as he did.