You were paying nearly $800 before? That itself seems absurdly high. Lots of tickets? How old are you? I’ve been with Progressive for years and only pay $286/six months.

Not sure what to buy, but check out astronaut Chris Hadfield’s YouTube vids. This is one I used to show a lot:

https://youtu.be/IvdohUPWg-0

Go to the equator if you really want to blow your mind:

https://i.stack.imgur.com/5pQFd.png

February isn’t known as the tourist season in Boston. This is even more true in Salem. Salem will probably be dead that time of year. Stick to Boston. Should be no trouble finding a cheap place to stay. You can take the train and go to the Peabody-Essex Museum in Salem for a day if you want. Make sure to double-check they’re open, though.

Check out Band of Brothers if you haven’t. His character steals every scene he’s in.

Hopefully they pulled the bullet out of his ass

The 1990s? It’s right next to the Zima.

And this is why the US is a joke to the rest of the world.

Science: “Here’s some data and analyses!”

u/barzbub: “My feelings are better than your science!”

It might be backwards logic to you but it’s what the actual data analysis shows. Just because it doesn’t make sense to you doesn’t mean you can just dismiss it.

You made the claim that OP’s study can’t be believed because there are studies saying flat earth is true. There aren’t any actual studies about this. You are dismissing scientific evidence based on your feelings.

And to be clear, I don’t think you believe in flat earth. You’re just using it as an argument to dismiss actual science.

How is this a flat earth study? Now I know you’re just trolling.

I’m not joking. You are using a common anti-science argument against OP as some sort of “gotcha” and immediately pull back when challenged with some sort of humor. OP has shown actual scientific evidence with a source and you think your anecdotal evidence trumps it. Go back to Facebook with this nonsense.

I challenge you to find one actual study arguing for a flat earth.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Pennsylvania/comments/1002p1f/my_favorite_pa_food_tradition_pork_and_sauerkraut/j2f5hyi/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3

Yeah, pretty big PA tradition given the German ancestry.

Never heard of that one. The pork and kraut is a German tradition and a crap load of Germans settled in PA. The quarter thing may be a local, New World tradition.

I’ve done that in the past. I use sweet apples (Macintosh, honey crisp, Fuji, etc) now instead. Give it a shot sometime.

Since I’ve been in Boston this had become a tradition on St Paddy’s Day and every three months after. One of the local groceries stores, Shaw’s, has corned beef specials in three month intervals staring March 17th.

To you as well!

Normal in my house for sure haha. I mostly add it since I’m using leaner cuts. If I used a pork butt instead of the loin I’d skip the butter…. maybe.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Pennsylvania/comments/1002p1f/my_favorite_pa_food_tradition_pork_and_sauerkraut/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

It’s not safe only because the outer lane people have no clue how these things work.

Yeah, this totally isn’t how roundabouts work. Do you drive much? Most multi lane roundabouts exit on at least two lane roads. They’d be single lane roundabouts if not.

Edit: also if you follow the other rules about yielding this wouldn’t be an issue. You’re clearly part of the problem.

Hence the other post about yielding. You shouldn’t have entered in the first place. If the inner lane car can’t exit that means you didn’t yield and entered right beside them on the outer lane.