> He literally asked if that black guy could hear him before he said it

You did not say that he asked if the "guy" behind him could hear him...you explicitly said "black guy".

Hysteria.

Rain always smells weird this time of year because theres so much road salt everywhere. And the rain rehydrates the dissolved salt on our vehicles, leaving dark muddy spots, that people think are "acid rain".

That being said, things are much different in East Palestine, OH.

Makes sense. The law unfairly targets towns that have already been increasing housing density.

Out of state visitors do not need to register their car in MA.

Tbf, why are you going so slow?

Seems a bit high, though I don't know the specs of your water heater. Is it extra fancy?

I recently got an emergency hot water heater installed on a Sunday of a holiday weekend for $2700. It would have been $2200, but there was an extra $500 for holiday/emergency install.

The install took all of ~20 minutes. Drain, remove, install, connect.

Saved you money tbh.

Remember how young and naive we were?

"It'll actually be kind of nice to have two weeks off. 🥰"

🥲

Better optics.

Yeah, damn those people and their...

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...building housing outside of major cities, thus decreasing the excessive demand for downtown housing that has created the very problems this thread is discussing.

> Most people over 30 don’t care about bars, restaurants which Boston has in abundance -

I'd argue the suburbs nearly always have better bars and restaurants than anything Boston offers.

Maybe in some cases. But in a lot of cases, they lead to high crime, which leads to zealous policing, which leads to higher arrest/incarceration rates for individuals living within these projects, thus defeating any beneficial help the stability this type of housing provides.

Letting apartments sit vacant drives up demand for the other apartments nearby.

A landlord who owns multiple properties directly benefits from keeping demamd high.

I simply ✨️ drive 15 mins ✨️

Welcome to Medford.

The amount of money/nightlife that could be accrued in downtown Medford if we only kicked out all the retirees from those massive nursing homes err, uh, "residential towers" right on Riverside and by Wellington.

My body is ready.

My wallet is not.

Salt and pepper.

My favorite part about going out in Boston/Somerville/Cambridge is that there is ALWAYS some drunk transplant from like...Cleveland...who has the most absurdly out of touch, neighborhood-locked takes, because theyve only lived here for all of < 2 years, and have no car/have barely left their neighborhood ever.

"Its just so wild to me that theres literally nowhere in the Boston area that serves _______ food!"

Sir, what?

This is a gayborhood!

Drink and hibernate until summer.

This is Boston.

You have no obligation to be nice to anyone.

They're likely exempt from the tax, anyways.

I read they're on pace for closer to 700+

That place is such a clusterfuck now.

If they're going slow like that, I hang back, and then wait for a gap and shoot around/past them.

Added bonus: Usually freaks them out.