It’s good but it taste more like sugar than chocolate tbh. I recently had it and two of us had to give up on the one slice we had it was so overly sweet.

Worcester is fine if your not staying long but if you’re putting down roots I’d recommend living in Providence. I’ve lived in both

Also it’s weird that these supposed conservatives who are constantly screaming the market should solve everything are the first to blame Biden for not having a regulated and planned economy when the market doesn’t work in their favor. Either they are deeply dishonest or complete idiots that don’t have a clue about the very basics of economics

Trying to point to the percent that we import is misleading. Gas and oil are commodities that are traded on markets globally. The fact that Russian supply is pretty much off the market for the west has raised prices globally regardless of the percent we import. Domestically produced supply is also effected by price increases. We also export our supply and sell at the increased global prices

You can thank Russia for fucking up the “normal” supply of gas an oil

The new design looks significantly worse than the old one. Yuck.

They have the annual Irish vs Italian brawl

I think it’s a trait of locals that haven’t lived in other places for long stints. It kinda blinds them to all the good stuff they’re taking for granted

And they have that Hanju kitchen working out of there that looks delicious. You’ve given me yet another reason to check out the Royal Bobcat

What are they for then? That’s even more ominous

It is grasping. The city is growing and going taller conserves space. The tower will add population density and foot traffic in in the area to support local businesses just like the Superman building. Is not like either of these spaces are exiting green spaces to protect or are going to demo historic buildings

The Fashion Failures

I’ve got nothing against tall buildings. Grew up in Chicago and to me a city isn’t a city unless it’s got some height. Every time I drive through Worcester I shake my head

The shops I checked out in RI was much nicer than the MA ones I’ve been too and the prices for vape carts were almost the same.

Asiana on Warren Ave in East Providence is a small family business. They’ll have it too

I’ll also vouch for East Providence. I bought over near Pierce Field almost 2 years ago and the town and neighborhood is nice and close to green spaces and the bike trail and walkable to the city. It’s ideal. The new high school my son goes to is awesome and we will be updating the other schools too. Also let’s keep Metacomet green 🙏🏻

I second Chồng Quing for great Sichuan

Yes. For our region we’ve got it good but on a national scale our cost of living is pretty high. But also who wants to live in the middle of nowhere Mississippi just to say they have a low cost of living

Ah, well I was misinformed, thanks. Someone told me that and I had also remembered the Reddit post about it so coupled with the experience of the donuts tasting less magical the last few times I’ve stopped by I assumed it was truth.

Not the exactly the same clientele I’m sure. PVD is great at supporting local small businesses. I’m sure everyone will turn out for them

I knew the original owners of PVDonuts were opening a new place and have been excited for this. The Donut quality has gone down hill since it changed hands and well, Jew”ish” baked goods are more my jam anyway. Super stoked to cram my face with fresh baked goodness

Trader Joe’s loading dock at 8pm.

You’re welcome. Most of the time people forget it’s even one of the armed services. Or they make puddle pirate jokes. No respect 🫡🤪

When I was in the USCG we had cutters going over to Iraq and also port security teams. At that time we were under DoT. The coast Guard operates globally as maritime law enforcement for the U.S.

No idea but I’m going to assume it’s because of old time global trade and that it used to be the port for the city. Maybe something to do with the Dutch East India company or something?