You have a bachelors degree but don’t know how to properly search for a job?

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I’ve met a few mechanics that offer inspection services that once told me that they’ll pass a car with potato chip thin brake pads.

You can get the chip filled and it should pass.

I didn’t know that there were DIY kits!

Also - if looking in PVD - med students start looking in Feb and March for June 1 availability Fb July. So if you have the slightest expectation of a place for that time frame start looking now. If your employment situation is still tbd I doubt you’ll be able to get a place solo / with a roommate pvd is doable?

I’ve never seen a match on a bar tv unless the World Cup is going on

there's a group of like a dozen people who are there for games all decked out.

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personally, my favorite team is whoever happens to be playing liverpool when I'm at murphys cause i'm a hater

Murphy's is a Liverpool bar? I had no idea!

Oh thats awesome the reinspect is free! Thanks for all the info on the inspection process it's super helpful!

Looks like you got the budget advice already, so I'll spare you that bit. I've found the sweet spot to be seriously looking at apartments (i.e. going on tours) 4-6 weeks before you actually move, so in your case, in mid-April throughout May for a June move. I find it helpful to be casually scoping out neighborhoods and prices before that as well.

Yeah you can buy inexpensive kits on Amazon. I was surprised by how well they actually worked. But I think you need a warm sunny day to do it.

did for me

Thank you for the good vibes 🙏

The dealer wouldnt be doing the repair either. We certainly dont. It would be outsourced to a glass shop.

Go get your inspection done. If it fails, take your 30 day failure paperwork and head over to Patriot. Have it looked at. They can get the glass in well within the 30 days (if it needs to be replaced) and then you go back to the inspecting garage for a free re-inspect (since youve already paid) and sticker.

...autism!

Ugh, frustrating. Hope you can push them into it!

The real LPT is always in the comments

Well, this isn't the answer I want to hear, but I appreciate the perspective from a RI inspector. I'm taking it into another location for an inspection tomorrow just so I don't go 5+ days without getting a sticker on my car. If they fail me, I know my insurance will cover a free repair, but I think I have to go through safelite with them.

Part of the reason I cancelled with the dealership is because they told me it was irreparable and I'd a new windshield to pass inspection. I doubt they were trying to upsell me there, but in my experience dealerships tend to push for replacement rather than repair more than a standard shop.

>Awesome thanks!

You're welcome!

Awesome thanks!

Slater Center, Mother Earth Wellness, Aura Central Falls, in order of proximity to Providence (varies depending on where you're located exactly).

On the subject of state inspections; last Oct I took mine into Midas for repairs; I mentioned I was coming back in a week for inspection, she advised that I remove my license plate frames because the state was bouncing anything that obstructed the plates. Anyone hear similar?

I’ve been an impatient twice, and done day hospital three times. It would be better if they had single sex wards, as some men woukd randomly open doors hoping to find someone undressed. The food isn’t great. Since it’s Rhode Island you may run into people you know or friends of friends. There is no six degrees of separation here; it’s perhaps three on bad days. McLean has better food, more privacy, more group therapy, and feels less like minimum security jail.

For sure. I think I used the JB Weld kit. It's meant for just one chip/crack but I was able to fix three. You can't even see it.

What’s the best place in or near Providence to support local cultivators?