American food and free parking. Sounds like you're looking for the suburbs.

I used to think I was into masochism, necrophilia and bestiality.

Then I realized I was just beating a dead horse.

Are you trying to find a specific restaurant, or just lunch?

A republican grifter? Say it ain’t so.

https://www.greatblacksinwax.org/

I’m an attorney and a landlord, but your landlord is a shitbag.

This is the way . . .

I'm not downplaying it. It's just that racism is pretty much Boston's brand. They are often regarded as the most racist city in America. It's probably fair to factor that into a decision whether to move there or not.

I've spent time in Boston and it earns its reputation as a cold east coast city. I don't know why, but people seem uptight and unfriendly there.

Baltimore is extremely welcoming. People say "hey" to you on the street here.

If I were trying to choose between JHU and Harvard I would talk to some people at both universities. How happy they are will say more to what you can expect at each place than what a bunch of reddit weirdos like me have to offer. The answer will almost certainly depend on the culture of the program at each.

I don't believe I said that. And, if you're honest about it, neither do you.

>Pretty much everything else is better in Boston.

Not the weather. Not the extreme racism. Not their garbage food. Not their baseball team. Not the accent. Not their cursed airport. etc. etc.

The Abell Foundation seems to do a LOT for the city.

Sounds like you’re not trying hard enough.

That is certainly one possibility, although delivery vans are not consumer vehicles. I don’t think Amazon has any interest in becoming a car company.

I don't see Rivian selling consumer vehicles after 2024.

Please explain what "woke" means in this context. I have no idea what idea you are trying to convey.

In the City of Baltimore, a used car dealer may choose to operate on Sunday and not Saturday if it notifies the Motor Vehicle Administration in advance of its intention.

I broke this law at each and every camera and nothing happened.

My mom borrowed my car for a few days last summer. Let me just say, they're real.

Very few people who could actually afford legal counsel would choose to use a public defender in order to save money. No disrespect to the men and women who work those jobs, they are badly needed and I salute them.

As we learned in law school, never ask a question you don't know the answer to. Thanks for this bold reminder.

Home is where you want to be, but I guess you're already parked there.

Interesting coincidence that it’s owned by a company called “Wells Enterprises.”

I think the meters help the situation. People would park on the Avenue indefinitely if not for the meters.

I'd be curious to see what Hampden people have to say about the idea. I'd bet parking is probably one of the biggest drawbacks to living in that neighborhood.

Are Wells Liquors and the Wine Source owned by the same people?