Went to the grocery store. Can confirm this urge is widespread.

Except for downtown really Providence is the kind of city where you can park and walk if you're willing to do so. Like, Thayer St. is a pretty popular spot, and parking on it directly is tough--but there are several side streets to use, if you're willing to walk an extra few minutes. It's not like a big city where you can be SOL.

OTOH it's also not like a big city where you may have a metro or a quasi-functioning bus system.

Hi neighbor.

It's even better when you're sick as shit and trying to relax after a day of feeling sick as shit.

Boy this thread got unhinged right quick.

Gotta adapt to climate change, though. Bodies keep floating to the surface, so maybe changing up tactics to use media pressure.

I know right, can't trust a RIPTA bus to bail me out these days.

>Dolores on Hope St

Hope St's so freaking long. I live off Hope (Blackstone) and was like, huh, don't know this restaurant, have to check it out.

Then saw its address was 100 Hope.

Sadface

Lol exactly what I do.

I've heard some bad arguments against electric vehicles. This one is Hall of Fame worthy.

The reporters claimed that residents appeared split on the issue. That's a statement which carries weight. Now you could argue, well, "appear" is in the eye of the beholder, and if you asked a few people what they thought, and you got a mixed bag, then that "appears" like Providence is split, even if that's not the case. But that would be disingenuous or incompetent.

Either write honestly, like, we were on location at Roger Williams Park and asked some people what they thought and here are two quotes to show "both sides"--or report on it seriously. Claiming that Providence's residents appear split on the issue based on a handful of conversations held at one location at one time of day is, to put it mildly, unsupported.

Just smh at WPRI's attempt at "journalism."

>Providence residents appear split on the city’s decision. Alex Tavares believes the ordinance takes away from the legalization of the drug.

Oh, they do? Have you done some kind of survey? Because it sure looks like you just talked to two people, one in favor, one against. So you have no idea really what the pulse of Providence residents is.

>Walter Bronhard

Op if you don't another worst landlord you ever had to deal with, might not want to go with Bronhard.