nahrgs
nahrgs t1_j7l3id9 wrote
Remember when this was a thing?
https://www.wpri.com/news/politics/state-lawmaker-proposes-paying-people-to-move-to-rhode-island/
A global pandemic was definitely the easier route to attract people.
nahrgs t1_j1lxj0y wrote
Reply to comment by asocial_butterfly in Boston is such a lonely place. by [deleted]
Another PNWer here. My experience is that PNW folks are nice but not friendly and Boston folks are not nice but friendly. What I mean by that is that someone in the NW is generally open and willing to meet new people but they are flakey and not the greatest friends. Bostonians are cold and closed off but if you make friends with one they will give you the shirt off their back and be there when you need them.
nahrgs t1_izuu9nu wrote
Reply to comment by BMorris2526 in Providence School District to close two schools, fires back at Providence Teachers Union by Killjoy4eva
Did they?
nahrgs t1_iwo40sv wrote
Reply to comment by MediaCrisis in Question from a Canadian by Direct_Produce_7862
I refuse to believe him they've been this close to me this whole time.
nahrgs t1_iwnroj2 wrote
Reply to comment by nathanaz in Question from a Canadian by Direct_Produce_7862
Thanks for the heads up! Personally, I'm not a big fan so I'm not exactly seeking them out.
nahrgs t1_iwno66m wrote
Reply to Question from a Canadian by Direct_Produce_7862
As a Canadian, living in Rhode Island, I always ask for people to bring me a coffee crisp. Also, I've never seen ketchup chips in RI or OHenry although those are essentially Baby Ruth's.
I'm not sure where you are in Canada but just take your friend to bulk barn. My wife's head explodes everytime we go there when we visit. Nothing like it in the US.
nahrgs t1_iuz19ts wrote
Rochambeau camped over in the Eastside when he was helping out is boy Georgey.
nahrgs t1_irs48lp wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Does anyone commute from Providence to Boston each day by train? We are seriously considering purchasing a home but we work at Mass General Hospital. Looking for people with experience to either talk us into it or talk us out of it. by [deleted]
My door to door averages between 54-62mins. This includes biking to the train station and walking from south station to my office.
I think the monthly passes are $348/month in Amtrak vs $388 for MBTA. My employer subsidizes my commuter passes to encourage use of public transit so the cost really wasn't part of the calculus for us when we chose to move down here.
nahrgs t1_irrebwp wrote
Reply to Does anyone commute from Providence to Boston each day by train? We are seriously considering purchasing a home but we work at Mass General Hospital. Looking for people with experience to either talk us into it or talk us out of it. by [deleted]
If you're going to do it and you can make your schedule work, Amtrak is the way to go. Their monthly pass is $40 cheaper than MBTA and half the time. Pre-COVID I was 5 days a week. It got a little monotonous but I also enjoyed the commute to decompress. It's not for everyone but it's a small price to pay for what I would argue is a better quality of life for my family here.
nahrgs t1_je3kpdm wrote
Reply to Where can I get chocolate cake at 8:26 PM in Dorchester...or anywhere in Greater Boston, I'm depressed and have a CharlieCard I can travel by BostonSubwaySlut
Victoria Diner. 24hrs. 6 tier chocolate cake. Enjoy