had no idea The Hanover could even fit that many

Welcome to the aftermath of the pandemic. I lost my job during the pandemic 2020 and switched to a Masshealth plan, to this day I haven’t been able to find a pcp

no it doesn't, that whole Chinese food MSG $hit has been debunked, MSG is just a salt, SODIUM is literally in its name

both owned by the same family^, as well as former Sake Bomb

These are the only correct answers with a slight edge given to Red Pepper because they serve only Chinese food (both authentic and americanized) whereas Wan Wang also serves Japanese. I tend to prefer places that stick to one cuisine.

I was replying to you saying it could be anywhere in the city and OP saying they haven't given any details, except the very clear street sign, it's whatever though

you mean besides the fact that you can see the street sign right there

Envious, my winter bill after the rate doubled went up to $900+, I have high ceilings

yeah but the rates for those alternative carriers look too good to be true, does anyone have any experience with them? (Clearview/Constellation)

I have purchased both Miso and Kewpie Mayo from Asian Supermarket on Mill, I have even found Kewpie in Shaws and Big Y (and instant miso soup, but I’m assuming you mean miso paste)

If you receive any kind of Federal assistance like Masshealth or SNAP you can get a discounted rate good for a year

When you add so much additional things, it’s no longer a steak and cheese

I haven’t had to wait long the couple of times I went to The Webster Square plaza location

According to their page, yes to Simpsons no T-2 https://materiamachina.com/

80 tokens at Playoff would have lasted me hours

Don’t remember the name, but a retro arcade opened on corner of Chandler/June

I miss Playoff Arcade, they were in the early days, 8 tokens per dollar, double most arcades at the time

Back in 2010-2011 I was away for nearly a year, when I returned froyo shops had become the new fad

For consistent experience I’d have to say The Sole

Yes, no room to maneuver your cart, but the eggs are cheap! Selection of hot prepared foods is good too

Fight on brother. How long would you say it took for you to feel ready, from start of prep to scheduling and passing your exam?

I've worked in a NOC/SOC in non-technical role, and decided I wanted join the cool kids on the other side of the room (they were a tight knit group, always went to lunch together and hung out outside of work). Also was laid off during COVID, and cybersec is job security, you don't have to worry about your position being offshored to a low cost center like Bangalore, due to the nature of the work most security roles require you to be onshore or legal resident for compliance purposes.

I see you work as a sysadmin. are you looking to transition to a more security focused role?

What was your preparation? I've got Meyer's Security+ book, and did the Cybersecurity certificate at QCC, I've got a non-related bachelors degree, and my work experience is IT-adjacent. Are you working in the industry now?

You haven't frequented the Auburn mall recently, I don't blame you. (it's been there around the same time Aunty Annie's closed)