The portions are also massive, if that is or isn't your thing.

Did you just write down the first 9 places you could think of?

The logical conclusion of the MBTA

Ah yeah because I definitely said people weren't allowed to do that thing that they're doing

I don't really get why people care about City Hall being sort of Brutalist-weird when there is plenty of beautiful architecture abounding everywhere else in the city

the uWu street gang at it again

I didn’t even know it came in liquid form!

Damn, maybe reach a little less for your next wild opinion

I have a friend from Lowell who says “Cam”bridge. Born and raised

Disagree, but just to indulge the topic: where do you propose putting one and which businesses are ok for it to displace in doing so?

The mooncakes are great too

>Let land owners build what they want.

This will not work out the way you think it will

~10 years ago my wife and I lived in a 1BR in Fenway that was $1,950, which was considered pretty pricey. Most of our friends were spending $700-800 for bedrooms in fairly solid places in neighborhoods such as Mission Hill/Davis/Porter/East Cambridge etc.

Those rooms are probably 1.5-2x the rate now, and the salaries certainly didn't scale commensurately. The early '10s were definitely an easier time when everything was just a little bit but not utterly prohibitively expensive.

They’re actually pretty good cannoli