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cayenne0 t1_je7vxmz wrote
Reply to Tough days waiting for the swan boats by poppynutmeg
It's a man made pond, they just fill it up
cayenne0 t1_ja9tf2i wrote
Reply to I was pushed on the T today, so I want to know how I can avoid similar situations by [deleted]
Get out of the way. If people are trying to exit then step out to one of the sides of the door and wait for all people to finish exiting
cayenne0 t1_ja9gdiq wrote
Reply to Question about establishing paternity by 207Simone
/r/asklegaladvice
cayenne0 t1_ja3wbxt wrote
Use your health insurance website - filter by distance from your location. Google the doctor's name to find reviews. Call the office of your top few and ask if they have availability. If you just need a prescription refilled you can often get sooner appointments with the Physician Assistant from the same office, with an actual physical appointment scheduled further out.
cayenne0 t1_j9n00zx wrote
Reply to Suffolk or Umass Boston? by [deleted]
Whichever lets you graduate with as little debt as possible. If both are free or cost the same then I guess pick Suffolk for location and student life - as umass boston is a commuter school where it's hard to make friends. I've always viewed Suffolk as a fall-back school for rich kids.
cayenne0 t1_j66cpba wrote
Reply to Edible recommendations for first timer? by Flakybeef
/r/bostontrees
cayenne0 t1_j2785pz wrote
Reply to Kitchen appreciation fee by Hype_x
just incorporate it into your tip. so if there's a 3% kitchen fee and you normally tip 20% then tip 17%
cayenne0 t1_j1qpvsi wrote
Reply to No service in Mass by rowdyrebel420
maybe your phone isn't switching towers - have you tried rebooting it?
cayenne0 t1_ixx1ndb wrote
Literally any base hard alcohol is essentially sugar free, or at least has such low sugar content that you wouldn't worry about it knocking you out of ketosis, even after a dozen shots. Whiskey, rum, gin, vodka, brandy, tequila. Google "bar" or "liquor store" for your target area and look at the map results.
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Reply to So uh… are these Jehovahs Witnesses at the T stations ever going to go away? by jWalkerFTW
Maybe they slowed down due to covid but I've seen them at T stations since 2012, so no they aren't going to go away.
cayenne0 t1_iw81maf wrote
You could do this with a metal file or even sandpaper if you can't find the tools
cayenne0 t1_iujzndw wrote
Your mom's room I reckon ;)
cayenne0 t1_iu2av08 wrote
Reply to Do I need a roommate? by Ultra_Amp
Do one year with a roommate to save up some money, they get a new job with higher salary and get your own place.
cayenne0 t1_iu1v9mp wrote
Reply to Places to Eat: Any really good places to eat dinner in Boston while family is visiting? (Preferably Italian, Mexican, or Asian) by memerman2069
Cheesecake factory for all three!
cayenne0 t1_itym2h4 wrote
Go somewhere warm, I wouldn't waste an international vacation on a boston winter.
cayenne0 t1_isw61in wrote
I have no idea what 16yo girls want out of a dinner but given that you can't drink or get into clubs I'll suggest something that's an activity as well as a meal, like korean/japanese bbq or hibachi. For korean/japanese bbq there's koreana in cambridge and gyu kaku in brookline, for hibachi there's bisuteki tokyo in cambridge. Or you could just do cheesecake factory at either the prudential mall or cambridgeside galleria - both are in nice malls so you can walk around and check out stores and get boba or something.
Not dinner but I can also suggest the laser music shows at the museum of science on fridays and saturday nights, they do beyonce, fleetwood mac, pink floyd, and radio head. It's like $8 per person and decent fun.
cayenne0 t1_je9u3yo wrote
Reply to Cheap good sandwich in Boston/Cambridge/Somerville/East Arlington area? by waterdrinking
$6.50 Lamb flatbread at Gene's Chinese flatbread cafe.