So basically, keeping the roads safe does infringe on our 4th amendment rights. However, the benefit of road safety does, per court, outweigh the cost to freedom. In addition, to offset the infringement of our rights, police must post notice of date and time, and very, very vague location of where the checkpoint will be (i.e. Worcester county; and not in front of dunks on park Ave)

I'm a civil libertarian and this shit burns me up.

Thank you. That is very disheartening

State Police Michigan vs. sitz. Supreme court case on constitutionality of sobriety check point.

So no source. OK bootlicker

Yeah, drivers ed, the rmv, and a bunch of state laws you chucklehead

Nah, OP is looking for that East Coast Deli / bodega style like you get in NYC, Jersey, Philly -- fresh thinly sliced cutlets dipped in egg and seasoned Italian breadcrumbs, fried to golden perfection. Simple but amazing.

Not a lot of places around here do chicken cutlets like that for whatever reason. They use pre-breaded frozen chicken tenders, or they cut the chicken breast way too thick, or they use a fried-chicken-type batter instead of simply egg & breadcrumbs, etc.

John & Son on Suffolk St.

I remember going through one on route 20 in front of Sheldon’s. I pull up, trooper comes to the window and asks “have you been drinking tonight?” I replied “yes sir I had two X and an X about 3-4 hours ago!” He chuckles and says “ok have a great rest of your night” and I was on my way.

City tire is great!

You got a source for that?

When you get to drive, you consent to be stopped for things like this. Nothing illegal at all.

The lowest bidder's lowest paid worker using the cheapest machines with the least maintenance done on them.

Shouldn't the State Police be more concerned with the stolen OT?

Illegal search and seizure all for “safety”. On the plus side, they’ve solved all the other crimes in the area

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There’s always money in the banana stand

Paul at Young’s Garage on Chandler. Always been fair with pricing, honest to the point of hilarity and several times now if something is real small/easy he’s done it pro bono. Good ass dude.

I'm only going to college in Worcester (I have an off-campus apartment) and the waste management compared to my hometown (Western Mass) is like night and day. Just give us a shitty trash bin and let us buy our own bags, please. I had to drive to another store when Price Chopper ran out.

Canterbury auto is great, but they’re so busy it’s hard to get in there in a timely manner

I like Webster Square Tire. Fair prices, easy to deal with, quick turnaround.

JT Automotive. Great bunch of guys.

Never go to Meinekie or Midas or any other of the National chains. I went to Highland st. auto repair today for brakes and rotors and they did a great job, affordable price, and no pushy upsell/sales pitch. Highly recommend.

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Ohhhh Antonio’s makes a good one of those

I recently moved to the Woo and this actually happened. I didn't think that they wanted me to take out greasy pizza boxes because I figured that greasy pizza boxes would not be recycled. Because they're greasy. And had cheese on them and stuff. But they slapped some citation paper about not trashing recyclables on the bag and left it, saying they would be back for the bag in 24 hours and if not addressed in that time, I would be fined.