Before moving here, I had never seen someone in the far left-turn-only lane cross 2+ lanes of traffic to turn right. I have seen it 3 times in 5 years now. Also my first month in Providence, my parked car got totaled by someone that wasn’t even drunk.

And they definitely aren’t teaching that if a power outage takes out the lights it turns into a 4-way stop sign situation. People see the light is out and are like “Nice! No light for me!”

My hot water is like this at work, down in the jewelry district area. Cold tap water is fine though.

I haven’t tried it yet, but I am sure coffee syrup would be pretty damn good in Rumchata. Can add a second alcohol like vanilla vodka or maybe fireball or something for extra flavor.

Someone was probably being an asshole and the bouncer/security didn’t let them in because of it, so they decided to make a negative review with a fake reason to try and get some people to boycott it. That is my assumption.

It was the confederate flag, I believe.

That bus had 5 seconds to spare to let the car through. Took longer to make them reverse to get through.

In Cranston there is a place called “Taco Solutions” 2 buildings down from a Taco Bell, and it always makes me laugh.

He offered me candy before he let me take pictures in the booth. Had to set my clothes off to the side before I got in too. He really likes to keep the booth clean I guess!

Cucina Rustica in Cranston is really good too. The “Sunday Gravy” is like 10 pounds of meat on pasta, and is very reasonably priced for something that usually lasts me 3 meals.

There is a little Rhode Island/Providence gift shop at the TF Green Airport (if you fly into there instead of Boston) that has most of the things mentioned in this post. I got some coffee syrup and hot wiener sauce packet as gifts the last time I visited my hometown.

Get you a packet of hot wiener sauce mix powder, because it is delicious and hilarious.

Can probably try all the fast food places you see. Definitely not fun jobs, but it is at least a way to build a work ethic and get a resume started.

If dealing with people (customers) fills you with existential dread, you can apply for a dish washing position at a few restaurants.

A new Axe Throwing place opened up in Cranston and it is right next to Cucina Rustica, which is a pretty good Italian restaurant.

They also have the best house salad dressing. I could drink it it’s so good.

Sura Sushi is good. Sakura is good if you just order it for takeout.

100% the best. I have never been disappointed with them, and have ordered maybe 10 times in total.

Ever since they moved, it just hasn’t been as good as when they were on Thayer. Last time I got the brisket, it was insanely salty. Like a straight up salt lick. The sausages were good, and the bbq pirogies were amazing though.

The mushroom appetizer at Besina (the memela I think) was amazing.