Must be new, here.

Respect, compassion, and understanding.

If that doesn't work, then try lead, follow, or get the hell out of the way.

If that doesn't work, try changing your zip code. Like, the first two digits for a start.

Plenty of places in Southie that deliver. Some ain't even bad. Avoid Magoo's.

I been drinking iced year round. A large at Back Bay is 3.95

South Station a few cents more. Like 4.25?

I don't buy medium.

In 2019, South Station large was $3.82, I think.

Precisely. I'm sure the police chief won't appreciate a WCVB Reporter showing up with mic and camera to ask questions on the record.

Hmm is the mezzanine dining area opened yet? It's a bloody miracle, but I'm still holding off on celebrating.

Bridgewater, or Foxborough. Both have commuter rail access and some nearby smallish schools. Worcester/Framingham line communities would be good, too.

Absolutely, man. Nobody likes going down hard on a sidewalk.

But yeah, from what I keep seeing, everything is up in the air until around 4/15.

Beacon street? Basement studio? Anybody else thinking rat infestation?

Fair enough. Like I was explaining to an irate fellow commuter couple months back about that - this is the symptoms of a society that allowed the Opioid Crisis, and didn't place a serious commitment to mental health. (obviously there's a whole cocktail of contributing factors, but those seem the top two).

I deal with the homeless pretty much daily coming and going through there. I don't like it anymore than anyone else.

It's a goddamn shame, but the real solutions apparently are out of reach of our state and city officials, no?

Yes, and.

Last month a traveler got stabbed in South Station men's room. So sometimes their presence is justified. Normally not a fan of the MBTA police, otherwise.

Not sure why you got the downvotes.

If the AG drags ass on it, WCVB or any of the other local stations would love to take that dumpster fire of a nonprofit and rake them over the goals all the while throwing buckets and buckets of gasoline in them.

Edit: you will need sources or evidence to corroborate your story, otherwise you're exposing yourself to massive legal liability with these claims.

I have no reason to doubt but no direct reason to believe, either. I have worked at employers in the past which played a little fast and loose with rules, Laws, and ethics in the past, and when sometimes saw folks leave for similar (although less egregious experiences) as yours but with no way to proceed on accountability.

Mission accomplished! Let's see if the sidewalks are clear for St Patty's Day :)

https://www.severe-weather.eu/global-weather/polar-vortex-sudden-stratospheric-warming-main-weather-impacts-united-states-canada-europe-forecast-fa/

My friends who know me will testify I love talking shit, but this looks kinda authoritative.

Long range forecast for March is looking like the transplants from warmer climes will have plenty to cry about. I already told my kids expect to burn some snow days by Mid March.

Oh yeah I bet he has a wet dog beat for stinky.

Cute little fella. I know it would turn out very badly for all involved, but I just wanna pick him up and give him a hug and maybe some salmon filets.

What is clear to me is that the producer's apparent sole knowledge of Boston comes from playing Fallout 4.

Prove me otherwise.

Deleting contact info from my phone.

Edit: I hit Dunks 6-10x a week for my coffee.

The absence of their heads really alters it so far beyond any appreciation for me that it renders the whole exercise as an incomprehensible waste.

Would it have been so hard to reduce its size by 25% if it meant including Dr. King and his wife?

So... you're saying you want drought? Or snow?

This is a good, valid question. In Boston, the property owner is responsible for snow removal, not the tenants. Unless the tenants and landlord have an agreement (like I did), to provide snow removal to my landlord's satisfaction.

In my case, my landlord was an 82 y/o Irish immigrant who lived on the 2nd floor of my triple decker and would reward me and my roommates with home made soda bread from time to time.

For a piece of that soda bread, 4 hours of shoveling and salting was NOT too much to ask.

I have seen guys at the one in Brockton with long hair. They looked pretty miserable with a hair net on. Not sure if the rules are uniform across all stores.

I tell my kids, you see that guy? He forgot to use the bathroom before he left his house. Don't be like that guy.

As it should be.