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I called it "Lay" when I first moved down here, until I was ridiculed enough to start calling it "Lee". "Hen-ree-co" was another one I got wrong before being corrected.

This place is absolutely wonderful for our pups. We bring our two dogs there once or twice a week and also get them groomed there. They are so excited when we get there and tuckered out when we get them home.

Gloucester

It's very British sounding, they love terms like "washing up liquid" instead of dish soap.

Whenever I hear someone say "round-about", I immediately respond with, "ah, you mean rohtahree"

Yes! I grew up in a small MA town that hinged on two rotaries. There was no signage, people just knew how to navigate them, people drove through them like raped apes, but there was still very little issues because folks just knew how to use them.

What's funny is, if the rent for a place was $10 higher a month and the landlord just had a service send a new filter every 3 months (which is about what it actually costs) I'd be stoked as a tenant that it's something I don't have to worry about it.

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$30 a month for air filters? I've never heard of that one, especially since that size of a house probably has 1 air filter that needs to be changed every 3 months or so.

Lenscrafters at willow lawn, a bit pricey, but convenient. They may have cheaper frames, but I'm a sucker for Raybans.

It's warmer and cheaper than the North, and not as batshit crazy as Florida

I remember, after moving down here from a part of the country that doesn't have these kinds of gas stations, someone at work asking everyone if they wanted to get lunch at Wawa. I kept thinking, "we're going to a gas station for lunch...on purpose?". Little did I know that the food would be half way decent and the coffee is pretty pretty pretty good.

Had a speeding ticket last year and just went to court, asked for driving school, paid court costs and was done with it.

Took the fam to go see Hamilton a couple years back, months after me and my partner went and saw Book of Mormon and had a great time. The BoM seats were in the orchestra section and were fine, the Hamilton tickets were in the balcony and everyone up there who was over 6' tall basically had to stand the whole time because there's not enough room to get your legs in.

BUTTERY MALES!

totally agree

I don't think I go into a Wawa without grabbing gas, smokes, or beer, so...no self check out for me.

Used to work next to the one on Jahnke, my coworkers and I would grab food there infrequently, and it always seemed to lead to a "race to the bathroom" at somepoint.

...there can be only one...

That person just knows how to look at Discogs and price accordingly, it sucks because it's the kind of place where you hope to dive into bins and score a gem for cheap, but they just know how to google. I always try and hit up thrift stores and goodwill spots to find the cheap gem, but it's not gonna happen there.

River City has historically been the most knowledgeable folks when it comes to piercing and jewelry.

6 oz. shots and free beer for psychics.... this is the way...

I remember heading to tiki bobs one day with friends for the 10 cent tacos/25 cent beers, then being turned away because one of our friends had cut off shorts.... trying to square the idea of not being dressed nice enough for 25 cent beers broke my brain.

Used to be a topless donut shop in Maine