You can do it but it's going to be a little tight. A rent increase could make it difficult.

Miller's in East Providence.

>Lot has not filled up once yet

Wrong.

>I appreciate the restroom(s) personally.

What goes on in the restrooms at Providence Place Mall?

Serious question. Is it like Copley Place in Boston where the restrooms are used as a gay cruising spot?

It's pathetic that you attack people because you can't handle being corrected.

Urban street culture isn't difficult to understand. But I'm guessing you probably live out in the sticks and have never been to Providence. Regardless, google is always available. You should use it for subjects you know nothing about.

Time to put you back on ignore.

Dude, seriously, I thought we were past this nonsense.

You are embarrassing yourself.

Pretty sure calling someone a racist is a violation of reddit's TOS.

Edit: But don't worry, I'm not going to report you.

It's not an opinion. Again, do some research.

And yes, very bad look. Instead of acknowledging that you don't understand urban street culture, you call people racist.

Bad look, dude. I'd suggest you google urban street culture.

Have you ever seen the ATV people in Providence? They're not just having fun on the city streets. They're hostile and aggressive.

Again, nice twist, but lashing out at me with baseless personal attacks due to your failure to understand urban street culture...well, it's not a good look.

>because boomers think housing with multiple college students isn't great to live near

One need not be a boomer to recognize that this is true. And everyone posting here knows it's true. You're simply concerned with housing costs going up. And that's definitely a valid concern, but the argument being used is dishonest and hypocritical.

Nice twist, but it just shows a lack of understanding of urban street culture.

While riding is fun, the true thrill is the bold disobedience.

They are expressing themselves through their actions. They are essentially throwing up a huge middle finger to society.

The people suggesting a legal space to ride are missing the entire point.

This is urban street culture. It's rooted in defiance.

There is never only one correct answer when it comes to pizza. Downvoted.

The Cable Car Cinema was on South Main Street. It had couches / love seats.

I believe the OP is talking about Castle Cinema that was on Chalkstone Ave. I went there several times but I don't remember them serving food to your seat.

2007 street view: https://goo.gl/maps/sumfD69DQXPUY8PB9

I don't think it works that way. The family wouldn't be in debt for years or at all.

"Generally, the deceased person's estate is responsible for paying any unpaid debts. When a person dies, their assets pass to their estate. If there is no money or property left, then the debt generally will not be paid. Generally, no one else is required to pay the debts of someone who died."

Source: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/ask-cfpb/does-a-persons-debt-go-away-when-they-die-en-1463/

That's crazy!

Were they homeless people?

I completely agree. I strongly disapprove of their behavior, but I don't want them to die.

This isn't exclusive to Providence. It goes on in many cities, I think. Boston and Philly definitely.

Yep.

2 dead in Cranston dirt bike crash