I used to be curious about this stuff & then I started noticing that I see some of the nicest cars parked in the shittiest areas of this state.

Adding another t-mobile vote to the pile.

However I’m down in Westerly & didn’t notice my service drop at all, but one of my contacts complained they weren’t receiving my texts for a few hours.

I’m a feral remote worker that hisses when the sun outside my room touches me.

no! and then when you try to pass me, I am going to speed up to block you from doing so! /s

Such a great place - definitely dicey in some areas, but really awesome vibe, there’s something for everybody, and it’s so convenient to get around.

Also I’m loyal to my Patriots, but this weekend… go birds 🦅

Hard to say - I think it all depends on the whole “where you are” in life thing & I’m a single male in my late-20’s.

I think I’d appreciate RI more if I was settling down, but realistically I’d like to be back in a major US city where there’s a much better/bigger dating pool, activities, and professional opportunities while I’m still young.

Not to say RI doesn’t have those things, but having experienced them in other places, I can definitely attest that its different here & RI has more of a hometown vibe (if that makes sense?) lol

Prob going to get downvoted for this, but I moved back during the pandemic & I plan on leaving again.

I get what people love about this state (I grew up here after all), so I’m not going to bash it. It’s just not for me, at least for where I am in my life/career.

I’ve spent time in Philly & NYC… And even they are not as horrible at driving as everyone here is.

Here’s its like you’re wedged between old people going 20 miles under the speed limit, or a high school dropout who just got a used Honda Civic and wants to drive it like a race car.

Absolutely brutal time.