Cranistani?

I could make a table, but I draw the line at making it out of people.

Isn't Goodsam more geared towards RV/camping? AAA service in RI is pretty top notch compared to other places I've used it.

Really helps with the "headaches"

Glad someone said it. That shit is dismal.

It's a legal labeling thing. It wasn't actually made in RI so you have to put "inspired" or "style".

I don't know anything about "abandonment" legality or what that entails, but Ecolab often operates on a subscription service like you described. They lease the machine out so the business doesn't have to pay the full cost up front, with the caveat that you have to also buy the chemicals from them so it's a package deal. Bottom line is that they're probably going to want that machine back since it is technically theirs.

From what I've heard through others asking the same question, there's literally nowhere in this state to do so. There are no public lands that allow it so you pretty much have to know someone who will allow you on their private property.

Murphy's on the corner of Post Rd and Warwick Ave (technically in Warwick, but right over the line). Haven't been for a few years, but they were always full service when I lived over there.

A little further, but we have taken our kids to the Hyatt Regency Greenwich a few times now for this exact reason. The pool/hot tub are pretty solid, but the atrium with all the plants and fountains is like a fun jungle getaway in the colder months. They absolutely loved it. Plus the food options in the surrounding area are top notch (Jewish bakeries, Italian deli's, etc.). Surprisingly, their rates are pretty affordable as long as there isn't an event being hosted.

I'm truly sorry to hear about her health battle. I hope you can find a good place to make some memories. Good luck!

Guaranteed the employee typed the wrong PLU# into the scale when they were portioning it out. They probably have one for each type.

Which model do you have? I was just on their website and both models require a C-wire (or adapter).

Nice job!

Sorry about all the terrible replies...just google "RI Tenant-Landlord Handbook" and have a quick read. Here is the section that pertains to you. If you pay rent on a monthly basis (like most) then you are on a "month-to-month" lease. You must give 30 days notice, which it sounds like you did. Worst case scenario is that you pay through November. Don't let them bully you into paying anything more than that.

Notice how others are being helpful without judging? Give it a shot sometime. Or just mind ya business...

It's the homies running a train on your mom...Or Amtrak. Definitely one of those

I place my farmer, YES THE HUMBLE FARMER, directly on the central cone!

Take my upvote on this goober-natorial comment

"Have you ever tried sugar...OR PCP?!" -RIP Mitch

Pearl-clutching fear-mongering AT BEST. This makes no sense at all.

Dammit, alright you're governor now