park in Foxboro and eat at McDonalds.

If you're tired of "burrito" shaped burritos and wish you could pay more and have a burrito shaped like a grapefruit, you always could try Chipotle... and then remember why you never get Chipotle..

i'm literally clutching my pearls just seeing this..

Spend the day in Boston. It's a 5-hour round trip (most of which is on an interstate highway) just to get to the base of the Mount Washington auto road. It's fun, but I don't know what season you're coming in, and if you haven't seen Boston before, definitely spend the day in Boston.

We have a bunch of different Dunkin Donuts in the city.

iirc it falls under one of the main ones, title and reg transactions or something like that..

Watertown was my go-to RMV for decades, but the appointment system has brought it down a bunch of notches. I made an appt to get something done at 2 in the afternoon a couple of months ago, and the line of people waiting for walk in transactions was a couple of dozen people long. Right as my time was called and I went in, the representative came out to let everyone in that line know there would be no walk in appointments.

I did it at Haymarket. It's a pretty simple procedure if you have all your paperwork in order (you have the title signed over, letter indicating the purchase price, etc.). The hardest part is getting an appointment. You can either spend a portion of your day hitting that refresh button for your RMV of choice, or get an instant appointment a couple of hours west..

you're gonna marry a turnip.

The smell is manure, and the dripping's manure. Now turn to Chapter 1 of Math Safari.

turns out, most things are illegal if you ask about them, but if you've got a backyard and a burn bowl, its doubtful anyone will ever know.. Just don't do a google search for "Can I burn photos in the backyard" and "What is the punishment for burning photos and letters" and "can you recognize photos after they have been burned in a backyard" and you should be fine.

Riyadh

you should ask. they probably have a shower in the health club they'll let you use if you're nice about it.

Lots of properties still have gas stoves.. You should ask them before you tour. Most of the luxury buildings and new construction will probably have electric though.

You might want to move to Utah.

That's such an awesome benefit. Harvard doesn't do that.

Does BC offer free tuition for children of employees?

it's ironic that the thing most relevant to "Boston" gets downvoted..

I'm assuming it's by the same "SoMeRvIlLe iS nOt bOsToN!#!" crowd...

From what I've heard recently, Harvard is almost always taking new hires in at the bottom of the range. About 6 months ago I applied for a position and clearly stated that I desired a little more than the middle of the range. During the second round interview, I was asked about how much I expected and when I told them, they said "Oh, unfortunately, we're only paying (the exact minimum of the posted range)." I was pissed they wasted my time. Why ask salary expectations in the online application if nobody is going to look at it?

i'm gonna go with "yes"

lol. January seems to be even more mild than average..

glad you clarified Fahrenheit, I was assuming you liked to run in 85 degrees Celsius weather..

Lol. Real estate prices in Boston, Somerville, Cambridge, Medford, etc have nothing to do with the schools. Housing is expensive because people want to live in Boston, or at least with subway access to Boston.

Housing in Manhattan and San Francisco are also very expensive, but they're definitely not home to their State's best school systems...

Two of the four places you listed are in the school district with the #1 school in the state.

I haven’t been in a while, but Tipsy McStagger’s used to look the other way if you slip them a nickel (with a picture of a bumblebee on it) anyway…