How much are they paying and where can I check the postings?

This is actually useful. I applaud you for making something that isn’t solely just another way to market ads.

For the same reason Stoughton is. Lots of scary middle class Black people live there.

A Piper going in loops? Probably a training pilot’s first few practice runs.

The answer is: He puts the key in the ignition, puts it in drive, and drives it home. He or his father probably puts on a spare plate that doesn’t belong to the car just to keep the police from immediately noticing during the trip.

Just because it’s not legal doesn’t mean people don’t do it.

> Italian restaurants and steakhouses

That’s unfortunate. I like those.

Gov. Mitt Romney

Baker, DeSantis, Trump. That’d be a fun primary.

Which is totally why environmentalist group membership coincidentally looks far more like a cross-section of Newton than New Bedford.

> working class environmentalist

Most environmentalists aren’t working class. They’re generally bourgeois af.

You can easily get around the fine by checking the religious exemption box. That’s what I and plenty of other people did.

The way I dealt with this problem was to job hop to a job with better pay and benefits.

Pay it off. You’re not going to win anything +15 mph above the limit. Sucks that you got your speed cherry popped so young though. You can get like 12 warnings throughout your 20s as long as the police see you have a “clean record”. Once you get that first ticket though, you’re on the naughty list for life and you’ll get a ticket every time.

Found the person who lives in Ink Block. How’s living next to the Pine Tree Inn?

I still don’t understand the appeal.
Although I’d go for stripper story hour. That’d be something new. Just not with kids.

Ban. Ban. Ban. Ban. Ban. Everything in this state is ban.

Fun fact: You’re not alone in having thought that for awhile.

It’s alluding to New Bedford’s history as the whaling capital of the world in the early-to-mid-19th century. Whale oil was primarily used to fuel lamps before the discovery of kerosene*.

Edit: Wrong hydrocarbon

It’s a 2nd Amendment magnet. The amendment is written out inside the stripes.

It’s actually “I diffuse light”, which can definitely be understood in two completely opposite ways.

I did this cruise as a teenager and it was pretty great. They have plenty of activities set up for all ages, although it is better when the whole family has autonomy.

I usually buy a single $20 scratch ticket on my birthday and usually from whatever store is most convenient (usually a gas station). I don’t like paying the can’t-do-math tax, but I decided to celebrate on my 18th birthday by buying a ticket and won $100 on it, so I kept a tradition of doing it. I usually lose, but I also won $500 on my 25th birthday, so I’m still going to be ahead for awhile.

They don’t need to build affordable housing, just more housing of any kind. New mid-range condos would probably be in the $$300k - 400k range within 128 if we didn’t add so many ridiculous costs to every development and built enough of them. The affordable housing is what all these new units will be in a few decades. Our current lack of affordable housing is due to the massive underdevelopment of new housing over the past few decades.

Condos allow for a near-instant payoff for developers when they sell the units, whereas apartments are sold to a management company that has to hold significant debt for a decade or more. Even if you just allow for far more apartments though, you get to the point where there are more units than renters and then landlords have to compete in lowering rents to attract tenants. See 2020 in Boston as an example where many places were slashing rents and offering perks like a free month because so many tenants were abandoning the city.

Just let people build as many housing units on their property that they can. More affordable condos means fewer people paying landlords rent anyway.

Fewer renters and more units means less demand for apartments, lowering prices.