Is There Street Sweeping on Thanksgiving in Los Angeles? A Tale of Turkeys and Trash
So, you're planning your Thanksgiving feast in the City of Angels and you're wondering if the dreaded street sweeper is going to crash your tryptophan-induced slumber? Let's dive into this pressing issue.
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The Great Street Sweeping Saga
First off, let's get one thing straight: Thanksgiving is a holiday. A real holiday, not one of those made-up ones like "National Donut Day" (which, let's be honest, is a total lifesaver). And as any self-respecting Angeleno knows, holidays mean one thing: relaxation. No one wants to be jolted awake by the sound of a giant vacuum cleaner sucking up leaves and dreams.
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Thankfully, the powers that be in Los Angeles seem to understand this. There is no street sweeping on Thanksgiving. So, you can breathe a sigh of relief and focus on more important matters, like whether to deep-fry your turkey or not (just kidding, don't do that).
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The Day After: A Different Story
Now, while you're safe on Thanksgiving Day, the day after might be a different story. Some areas in Los Angeles have street sweeping on the Friday after Thanksgiving. So, if you're planning a Black Friday shopping spree, be sure to check the street sweeping schedule. You don't want to come back to a parking ticket after finding the perfect deal.
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So, Can I Park Wherever I Want?
Hold your horses, hotshot. Just because there's no street sweeping doesn't mean you can park your car anywhere. Other parking restrictions still apply, like no-parking zones and fire hydrant rules. So, be a good citizen and park legally.
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How to Survive Thanksgiving in LA
While we've covered the street sweeping situation, here are a few other Thanksgiving-related questions you might have:
- How to survive Thanksgiving traffic? Leave early, use public transportation, or better yet, stay home and order takeout.
- How to find the best Thanksgiving dinner? Check out your favorite restaurants or try a new spot. There are plenty of options in LA.
- How to avoid family drama on Thanksgiving? Avoid controversial topics, drink plenty of wine, and remember, it's just one day.
- How to recover from Thanksgiving food coma? Take a nap, go for a walk, or eat some pickles.
- How to deal with leftovers? Get creative! Make turkey sandwiches, soup, or pot pie. Or, just freeze them for later.
Happy Thanksgiving, LA!
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