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Where do you live now, Paradise? That's life in the small city.

You could try Somerville, but it's the same as Cambridge. The important thing is to get your foot in the door. Buy a small condo and move on up.

Like George Jefferson.

You should stop being such a dick then. Your fine where you are. Your rich and have a big house. 200 thousand a year is a crazy amount and your being a brat and complaining about haven’t a mentally deranged son. Like, what’s wrong with you. I mean, it would be better if you brought him to a foster home just so he could get away from people like you

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This is obviously trolling lol

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YTA OP. The fact you call him "mentally deranged" despite being very academically accomplished says it all.

I'm sorry we got off on the wrong foot. but if your annual household income is $200K, then figure something out.

Maybe take a look at Hair by Christine & Co.. I think they get a lot more short-hair coloring customers than most places would and they all have Instagram accounts showing off their work.

These posts are getting kinda creepy

The price of grain or oil doesn’t drop if the supply only increases marginally and that increase still doesn’t meet or exceed demand. That is especially true if grain and oil sellers decide that long term profits will be higher if they set a price based on the current market and hold or let spoil some of the product that doesn’t sell, while making fewer sales at a higher price point. People in here learned supply and demand in high school and just regurgitate that term as if it will cause some magic fix. There are literal studies and theories widely accepted in macroeconomic circles that argue capitalist society has moved beyond supply and demand based concepts for staple goods such as housing, food, etc.

Sure, of course! Dude, I'm on your side! I meant that the overall rhetoric we use around bikes and cars can be moralizing in a way that makes it sound like disabled lives don't matter. "Down with cars, everybody bikes" is alienating and isolating to people with different realities. (I know you're not saying that, but people do.) It doesn't have to be disabled folks; think about young children or families, for a different example. I agree that it's not ableist to encourage and uplift public transport and biking. I'll vote for such policies every time. But the vitriol and condescension toward cars--it's neither righteous nor kind.

Not a supermarket, but Daily Table

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Well, I guess it's about expectations. If you think you should make a killing while living, then Massachusetts may not be for you. If you just want a good life without becoming wealthy, try Jamaica Plain or North Adams.

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You are so fucking privileged you just just go fuck yourself.

There's not an endless supply of people willing and able to pay current rates. That's just nonsense. There is a large supply, which is different. There are a lot of people making and buying wheat or oil in the world, but the price still goes down if supply increases.

We don't care about driving. This has nothing to do with "making driving worse" This is about making walking/biking/public transportation better. Car parking is the largest waste of space in our cities. It spreads the city out and makes other forms of transportation impossible. It also makes building housing more expensive.

You probably "believe in markets" or whatever so you should be happy about this change now the markets will decide how much parking exists instead random political regulations

I can't speak to color myself, but I went to Rich at savvy hair design in Inman square for years and years. Saw many others getting color, and I always came out with a good cut.

I’m very new to Cambridge as well, so I’m not sure of any Salons. But I do happen to know that all Goldwell Hair Salons have stylists that are very knowledgeable and can 100% do men’s hair.

Here’s a link to their salon finder: https://www.goldwell.com/en-us/salonfinder/

Taking away parking requirements frees up space for other infrastructure improvements and allows for denser, more walkable new construction.