I'm not saying it's expensive but the deliciousness can get a man a bit loose with his wallet. Last time I was at Coney Island I was surprised to hear my friend and I had eaten over $45 in hot dogs and Polar Orange Dry.

My comfortable go-to is Dino's off of Plantation St. The "Haddock Adriatic" is too damn good.

Depending on the neighborhood, Worcester can be a great place to live. I haven't lived anywhere with better food options. It's very pretty here in the fall. The traffic isn't bad for a city. You're a half hour plus from RI and Boston, only a couple hours from Cape Cod, the Berkshires, the White Mountains, Vermont, CT, Maine.

I got mine at BJ's for less than $500 and its comfortable

We need to start writing haikus on our cardboard in paint or sharpie that speak to the importance of being gentle to our recycling bins.

Bin, a green ally,

Recycles waste to protect

Earth and all her kin.

Handle with much care,

This container of reuse,

A world to repair.

A broken green bin,

A waste of resources, time,

Handle it with grace.

Recycling bin strong,

But gentle touch extends life,

Careful, for earth's sake.

Recycling, a chance

To heal our home, our planet,

Handle with respect.

I think the eye contact suggests he doesn't see anything wrong with the chucking of the bin rather than them having the nerve to knowingly offend you/be a jerk while staring you in the face. I could be wrong though!

Jack's Wayback Burgers next to Gamestop near Walmart. Their "cheeeesy" features a buttered inside-out bun.