You are 100% right. they won’t be able to street clean very effectively if it’s just going to be $50.

Couldn’t agree more. Had a nice view out onto the square too

Yeah, it could be hard for a first location to fill some of these spots. Might have to hope for small chains

Everything about their comments rings of a frothing screamer who is not interested in dialogue

Just a ridiculous take with absurd comparisons

Was it eventually broken up by kids? If so, that’s often how the fights go

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You guys are right, the downvotes have ruled accordingly. I’ll back down

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Lol Cambridge is urban now? Bishop Allen drive is urban?

You’re lucky this is only the Cambridge sub or else you’d be -35 by now. Reddit is super anti-NIMBY. You make good points, and I’m someone that enjoyed Starlight. But yes they obvi aren’t getting that noise down to at or below starlight levels, and for that poster to suggest that residents who may have been there before have to just deal with it cause “that’s what central square is”, don’t understand how residential neighborhood politics work, or local politics in general. I mean, half of Reddit doesn’t either. In the city subs it’s like 75%

I think leading off with donation talk gets shut down easily, but they came too late it sounds like and there’s probably a better line opener than what they used

That’s also Fenway Park, I’m glad they haven’t taken that down yet

Exactly. I’ve had landlords and brokers tell me the practice thing verbatim

Also sounds like cops nowadays

Hopefully everyone wondering about this makes it down to this comment. This is what landlords around here are actually worried about when they’re trying to ward off law professionals as tenants

Love that this sub is ACAB but pro lawyer. It’s basically the politically liberal - socially conservative trope

Law or law aspiring professionals have on occasion had some historical tendency to get lawyerly with their tenancy if they don’t like something that’s going on. It’s easier for landlords to avoid them in general but especially if they have personal experience with it going bad

Place looked pretty packed though?

The ultimate gatekeeping

I always figured this was the case. How early do they get it crackin in there? And how many licenses like this exist in Cambridge/boston?

Last time at park street I was looking at the danger third rail signs and they were dirty af and most barely readable. When I was really young in the 90’s they were very clearly readable

I think they’re looking for a situation where they can go independently, take their time, possibly do work at etc. Not necessarily even be social..

Haven’t been in a few yrs but they’re super cool, prob the coolest and funniest I’ve been around

Did that condo or building undergo serious reno?

Could tolerate two storms of half this intensity and prob wouldn’t complain. Maybeee three