Anybody remember when Polar used to put recipes for mixed seltzer drinks on the bottles? Like a 2:1 pineapple to coconut ratio to make pina colada?

Hey, you wanna fight? Toasted coconut is the flavor for the Pina colada mix

You grapefruit people are what is wrong with America.

And in typical RMV fashion, it took forever

But if you call it that, you can't take advantage of the 14th Amendment to force the issue.

Least aggressive 2a supporter

>The American people have a right to redress their government with their greivences.

God bless the USPS

Ah, but peoplencould live and work there. Maybe not miss valuable moments with their kids because they're stuck in traffic at 730PM

Shutting down S&W because people around Boston hate guns is the most obvious recent one. But truly, it goes all the way back to the time they bought greenbacks for pennies on the dollar from farmers because they knew the feds were about to pay them out.

Why does every bad thing that happens at WMA hospitals happen at Noble

>I don't know what that has to do with development in Worcester or other cities, however.

You think they want to commute 2-3 hours each way while paying hefty tolls because I-90 is the only viable road every day? If their need for work could be handled by Worcester or Springfield, it would dramatically improve their lives.

>I also don't know how the state governs development in Boston but not in Worcester.

Whenever any policy is up for discussion, they choose to pursue Boston's wants and desires over everyone else's needs, which is how eleven gotten into this pickle to begin with.

Not quite how the market works. What it actually does is inflate pay, which ripples along the chain and further inflates pay umtil sole services are priced out. And prices go up everywhere else. I know people who commute from Palmer to Boston daily because housing in Boston is too expensive

People can't afford housing in Boston but can afford housing in Worcester. What if you relieve the pressure on Boston by developing Worcester. Perhaps even Springfield.

It does, but it's primary issue is geography. It's too big to continue to be what it is.

The economic engine of Norway was mineral wealth. But by investing the money wisely in other sectors, they now have far more sources of income.

If a minute amount of that money went to developing Springfield, Pittsfield, and Worcester as independent cities with their own economic engines instead of payong for ever-scarcer land in Boston, imagine the possibilities.

Imagine what could be done if that money was somewhere but Boston...

Almost exclusively parks and forests

Glad everyone else gets annoyed by Cambridge's continued existance as well

I don't want to talk to anybody and I don't want to tip anybody

Source?

I can easily see it going Canadian, if you know what I mean.

Full service gas stations are super popular on the south shore for some reason, so I guess it makes sense.

Noble Hospital, too. The joke was always "Go in with a broken finger, leave with a broken arm". At least, until they gave a few hundred people AIDS

Baystate assigned me to doctors who retired before they had openings 3 times and rescheduled an appointment without telling me. Lef the waiting for five years. It also probably has something to do with the lack of economic opportunity.

>Based on the history of our conversations, though a lease was not signed, I was led to expect to move in.  I have let my current landlord know that I will be moving, my child is transferring schools and now the new tenet is due in my unit very shortly.  I am essentially left in a place of homelessness.

>I've found their lack of communication and action appalling in general.

>What can I do?

Call a lawyer. This is called promissory estoppel. You made choices any reasonable person would have based on the discussion. You may be able to force them to give you an apartment.