Huh? Justifying theft is what's demeaning to your gender.

After being here a year or two, not so much. It's what you get with a forum dominated by a bunch of high school kids, who think they are total bad ass...

>It's a store. A corporation. It's victimless. No one was hurt.

Try again. The business was victimized. The customer who they will pass the costs along to was victimized. The taxpayer who now has to pay for the justice system to address this was victimized. I could go on.

Deflection at its finest. Nobody said anything about any of those other things being OK, but if you have recent local examples by all means post them. None them however, excuse the actions of these horrible excuses for women. They need to pay.

So you're making this about race now? Nobody said a thing about race until this uncalled for comment. Keep it classy.

>The crime is charging $1400 for sun glasses

So another one blaming the victim. Do you have any idea how much shoplifting costs the consumer every year, as well as the taxpayer and ultimately our economy? Don't side with the thieves. They are all scum.

You think it's overpriced, then how bout this...DON'T FUCKIN BUY IT. Some of you people have clearly never owned or managed a business before, never mind held a real job. Heck from the sounds of it, I doubt half the posters here even graduated high school.

Just another clown who has no idea what they are talking about. The landlord "theft" is a civil matter that typically goes right to court. Wage theft involves filing a complaint through the state Dept. of Labor. Neither are police matters. Larceny from a store IS a police matter. Go back to your video games son.

Excuse me buddy??? I know if I was the victim in this case, I would want these low lives' photo plastered on every single lamp post and media page in the state. Try throwing a little empathy around. It takes a special kind of person to sympathize with a thief, and I do NOT mean that in any complimentary way.

Even without, plenty of places to stuff those sunglasses.

A car was shot up on Hudson St. last summer:

https://www.golocalprov.com/news/bullet-holes-found-in-vehicle-after-shots-fired-in-providence

Damn. That's not even a bad area of Pawtucket. Nor was the shooting that happened a few nights ago.

Not the worst in Providence but there is definitely crime there.

>Redbones in Somerville. Not terribly close, unfortunately.

Was very disappointed even after giving them a few chances.

I agree with other's that BT's is the standard for anything I've found in New England.

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By the way, anybody remember Memphis Roadhouse in South Attleboro?

There have been shootings all three weekends since the New Year.

No in Providence dude.

We're back to shootings every weekend now.

NO BARBELLS. That is a requirement for many.

Wouldn't bet on that, lol.

If you are looking to get out of Providence itself, pretty much anywhere around is a better option than the Bucket. East Providence, North Providence, Johnston, Cranston, Warwick, you name it. That's the honest truth. Unless you can find a helluv a bargain...

Valley is the ghetto. No way any of these folks talking the area up actually live there, or know it beyond seeing a show at the Steel Yard or perhaps the Living Room back in the day.

Don't know of any Trini but Flame's is a go to for Jamaican (some of the best jerk chicken I've had). I believe they do have roti on the menu, but never tried and not sure it's comparable to the Trini style.

Always problems in that park, it seems.

Can we start making a list of books to ban as well (with room to add on of course)? Good stuff bro, must be making mama proud there.