What is it about highways that make them the dividing line between storms every god damn time they put out a forecast? It’s like 495 is a void that warps time and space. And tires.

They can apply at non topless places. Nobody, and I mean nobody is forcing them to work there.

Have you only had your sense of hearing for 3 months?

Underrated comment.

Justice for whoever has to deal with your bullshit on a daily basis.

There’s one in Whitinsville next to the Dunkin’ Donuts on providence turnpike that seems like a big boy gym

The guava barbecue wings at Nuestra are TO DIE FOR

Most of the nuts on 146 are from Rhode Island

I’ve been in the auto industry for just about 15 years now. I’ve worked on cars, sold parts and services on cars, and detailed cars.

My general rule of thumb, after dealing with several hundred used car “buy here pay here” types, is to just AVOID THEM COMPLETELY. They almost never use factory parts, usually cheap aftermarket or used parts, they employ hack job mechanics, and they usually have sketchy financing practices.

I’m not totally advocated for a franchised dealer, as there are horror stories there too, but having been on both sides of the transaction usually the dealer will treat you better, as their reputation is their biggest asset. That, and they’d rather use their own factory parts so every department in the dealership makes money.

A few of the non franchise dealers I can honestly recommend are Linders in Worcester, Harbro I’m Whitinsville and Uxbridge Auto. Always get a carfax, and have it inspected by an independent mechanic. Check for uneven gaps in the body panels, mismatched paint or overspray paint.