Yeah nobody is going to work for less in Boston. It's competitive and expensive. Nobody will stay at a job in a city you cannot afford to live in.

Hopefully these employees make 150k++ otherwise they will have hard time in Boston.

Its different now. Any house that's nice gets an offer within a day or 2. Everything else is super outdated will require a lot of work. But also inventory is ridiculously low.

>So in 3 years we will have a repeat of 2008

Why? Seriously why? Will everyone need to sell at the same time and nobody will want to buy?

I am probably going to be down voted to hell but the fiber showed up pretty recently in my Brighton neighborhood. Other parts of Boston had it faster, but since I moved to the city they were slowly installing it. I am not saying don't complain, because otherwise they will never change anything. I lived in CT where there were only 2 major internet providers and it sucked so i can related.

So what's going to happen to him? Clearly the dude feel the need for a gun so either he is paranoid, a killer, or someone is actually threatening him.

This is just anecdotal and your argument reminded me of this story. I worked with this dude that didn't know how to wash dishes. He would have dirty/moldy lunch containers. Apparently he managed to go through life without ever having to do so. In college, he lived in a dorm so all the food came from cafeteria. I don't work with him anymore. I think this is a massive edge case but maybe living in apartment with roommates will force you to learn a thing or two. I have never lived in dorms so my understanding is non existent.

It's super slippery. I drove between Brighton and Southie. Fucking slippery. Also, this modified sport Honda was having trouble going up a tiny hill. I might even get the video off of my dash cam. Either dude spent all his monies on modification and couldn't afford good tires or they did too many burns outs.

That's my experience too.

What do they define as quality? I often find market basket products have better ingredients than other ones.

Not really. Just starting my journey here. Definitely very addictive.

Add a fifth record, my personal best time in my first ever Manchester Road Race. After that hill, i was flying.

Also I had soo much fun.

You are close enough to CCSU and their CS dept is amazing. Cost wise i believe it should be better as well.

Well that's why I said they are trying. I can see that happening but also i can see businesses build on top of that law that make the disposal as affordable as spilling oil on your merch. a third option would be that's meaningless law that does nothing, as others pointed out. either way, time will tell.

Considering oil and body fluids as a disclaimer it seems to be the law is trying to target businesses who sell clothing. They are the only ones who would really have any clothes that are not covered in oils or body fluids. You could easily consider your old shoes or clothes dirty.

Thank you for this post. I was worried that we gonna get swindled like people did with those "immersive experiences"

"Real Christians..." Says one of the many christian churches...

No, he is bankrupt/s