End of May? That’s absurd. Last year it was nearly 100 degrees before Memorial Day.

I like choose and mix but shit tears apart the roof of your mouth lowkey lmao. And I literally made this post cuz my boy sent me to Auburn mall to get the double fried wings and just my luck they were sold out when I got there.. 😢

Busy enough that they expanded to Westborough, which is the one I went to. As I am from western NY originally, I’m rather interested in this topic!

The ones I got were soggy. Only got them once though.

I think they mean the brewery

Choose & Mix on the way towards Boylston and Ghost Chicken in the Auburn Mall

When I was a kid in Worcester the first snow was usually in October and the last snow was sometime in April. During that stretch it snowed every week and there were very no snow days. Of course every neighborhood had a school within walking distance. The blizzard in 78 was the worst I remember. There's a YouTube video about the blizzard in Worcester.

I've only ever had a sandwich from there but my friend Molly worked there for mad long and said they were always busy so that's a good sign.

What’s the opinion on the Coop? Been there for barbecue, but haven’t tried their wings.

On Martha’s Vineyard rn. The snow is pretty, but I have to do all the shoveling in like a half hour. I didn’t bring boots or heavy clothing. I’m ok with no snow

Have you seen “Emily the Criminal”? I imagine that the business there was something like the criminal ring in that movie (credit card fraud, money laundering etc.) but less stylish than the movie because it’s in Leominster lol

Lol what is "aggravated organized retail crime"?

Bay state shwarma? And never tried Grafton Grill might have to slide my way down there

Dang you're the second person to say them.. might need to give them another try

I've had some good oven baked wings I like a good rustic seasoning on those. I'll def give it a shot

Fuck the snow give me back summer

A video store? In 2022?

The downvotes are gonna pour in, but seriously, Hooters does great wings. Yeah they're a chain and they're trashy blah blah blah, but their standard wings are awesome.

this is the absolute truth. last time i remember a "real" winter was at least 2004.

Daaaaamn RIP 🙏 🥲

If you like oven baked, the ones at Olo Pizza are pretty damn hard to beat

People can debate if global warming is real and what the cause is. I think it’s simple. I’ve lived in MA my entire life. When I was a kid I remember sitting at the bus stop with a hoodie or a jacket and it being cold. Now there are 90 degree days and my kids wear shorts to school until the end of October. I used to play pond hockey all winter. Now I don’t even think our ponds ever have a chance to develop ice thick enough.

We are now in a pattern of weather extremes. Last 10 or so years we’ve had a weird October nor’easter that brings rain/ice and tons of wind. We have days in the dead of winter that are above 50 degrees with warm tropical like wind. We haven’t had a normal winter comparable to when I was a kid for a very long time.

Use to love the wings at Smokestack 😔

I know we make up for snowfall later in the year, but the fact that it's so frigid with no snow on the ground at all especially during Christmas doesn't feel good, this whole weather pattern way too destructive.

How many of those nearby employers pay enough to live in one of these shiny new apartment complexes?

I suppose if they are former Boston residents that still work in Boston, it would be a convenient spot for using the commuter rail. So in that sense at least, they wouldn't be adding to commute traffic.

The structure of our current bus system isn't terrible, it primarily suffers from not hiring enough drivers. This is most noticeable with service being reduced on some Fridays, etc. Beyond just hiring enough to guarantee basic functionality, a hiring increase could extend hours of service and increase bus frequency (possibly alongside a one-time purchase of more buses). All of this could happen without reinventing our roads, and could be funded for years on what citywide BRT implementation would cost. There are a couple key spots where I agree BRT could be especially useful (Main St, Shrewsbury St) and maybe these could be implemented earlier, but for the most part I'd like to see these more basic improvements to our bus system first. If the city lacks the political will to do even that, then big projects like BRT are a pipedream.