What are your personal interests and passions? How do they intersect with your skills and abilities?

Now, how can you leverage all that to do something that you love, or at least don't hate?

The questions are mine; the answers are yours. :)

I've always called it "the jagged metal Krusty-O."

"The Garment District," in Boston

They appear to have a very limited selection, and their prices are crazy. $32 for a half-gram preroll? $63 for a half-gram vape cart? Even with 20% off, that's still waaaay overpriced.

Maybe there's a kitchen vent near that lot?

Most insurance will cover vasectomy for free, since it's much, much cheaper than infant care.

4th for Sigman

That's very close by! I'm not a coffee drinker, so I've never been in, but now I have a reason!

Is that the coffee shop on the corner, near the barber and the dogfood place?

Try Mister Sister, on Wickenden St.

Plant City can easily accommodate GF requests.

My pleasure. Enjoy your visit!

That's downtown Providence, close to College Hill and Federal Hill.

College Hill is home to RISD and Brown U, along with lots of historic buildings. Up that way, I'd check out RISD museum and Providence Athenaeum. Thayer and Wickenden Streets are popular nearby designs for shopping and dining. There's also India Point Park, which offers easy terrain and lovely views.

Federal Hill is one of the nation's oldest "Little Italy" neighborhoods, with great food and decent nearby bars. Thanks to the presence of JWU, Providence has tons of great dining options.

South Providence is home to Roger Williams Park, which has a decent zoo, a small natural history museum with planetarium, and a lovely botanical garden. The park itself is beautifully landscaped, with the same designer as NYC's Central Park.

If you like trees and/or old cemeteries, there's Swan Point. It's a gorgeous place - a nationally recognized arboretum that happens to be where H.P. Lovecraft is buried.

Newport is less than an hour's drive away with plenty of its own attractions, primary among which are the old mansions. Thames Street is a popular tourist destination. I'm not sure about the current status of the Cliff Walk, but if it's open, it's worth a stroll.

Narragansett is a bit closer. Like Newport, it has lovely ocean-view drives.

What else can I tell you?

What are your interests? How long will you be in RI, and where will you be staying?

I've had good experiences at University Orthopedics. Worth a look!

Yes, it's tucked away in one of the old factory buildings near the highway!

$10, play-all-day entry, with dozens of machines from the 50s through modern day, plus a bunch of arcade cabinets.

Planetarium show at Roger Williams Park, or a walk around Thayer St. and the Brown campus. Electromagnetic Pinball Museum, in Pawtucket.

Where are you located? Ice skating or ice bumper cars at Kennedy Plaza?

Came here to say this!

Also Yankee Liquors, also on Rte. 1.

Ask next time you're there!

The saunas? In the health club locker rooms.

My pleasure! They offer a really great range of fitness and other programming, and the staff are amazing!

The JCC, Elmgrove Ave., PVD, has a steam room and a separate sauna.

There are amazing female artists at 1001 Troubles, in Warren