Hell of a first day for ya.

Jeeze there was also an armed robbery at BJ’s in Auburn last night too.

I picked up a part time job there a few weeks ago. Was working last night when it happened. Wonder if it was the same people…

Yeah. My buddy is originally from the neighboring province of Hunan in China and he likes Red Pepper.

Deja New thrift store in Leicester has some furniture from the former Becker College campus. I have seen desks and dressers, but you could call and ask about beds.

Big Red Pepper fan here but their fried rice is nothing special. If you're having Red Pepper, don't waste your time on fried rice, spend your money and calories on what they do best (spicy sichuan dishes).

We’ve bought a few things from them, easy to deal with and happy to answer questions. Sad to see a small business closing

Based

Maken Zi in West Boylston, where Brown Rice used to be. Ate there this Saturday. Owner is Thai, but menu is Asian fusion. Very good.

This isn’t going to age well.

That's a good idea. If I'm still looking then I'll def try to remember that. Any ideas on where I would look or if there's a way I could maybe ask the college if they have any left behind or something along those lines

I did post in a few of the Worcester FB group pages. Nothing yet... I figured since I wasn't getting any luck on Facebook maybe I would have some on Reddit lol

Market Basket has just confirmed they are opening the Shrewsbury, MA store this Friday, January 13th.

505 Washington Street is Fullers Automotive

Yessir.

This brought a tear to my eye.

Thanks. Even closer than Westboro.

It's kinda a shitty cumby. Edit. It is a shitty cumby.

I love the fried rice at Osaka in shrewsbury

They’re 50/50.

Red Pepper has amazing Sichuan food.

Anh Thu II on Stafford street has boooomb fried rice! I’d get the spicy chicken wings too!

You should check out the Worcester buy nothing Facebook group! Very useful for this sort of thing

Caola may be shady but people beat the crap out of their machines and don't maintain them. Then they are shocked when they bring them to the shop and are told their machine is beyond repair. These are simple machines and the average person can maintain them and fix most things. Changing things at recommended intervals will keep these machines running for years. Caola sold a lot of Toro stuff that used to be good but it's mostly junk now. If you want a lawn that looks like a golf course, only bag your first cut and switch over to a mulching. Change your blade(s) 3 or 4 times across the summer. I recommend a 4" cut. Bagged feeds are expensive you can buy compost for $35 dollars a yard. Put it down with a drop spreader and water it in. You can put it down as often as you like and it will build your turf and every season you'll lawn will improve. If your property isn't too big can control weeds with agricultural vinegar in a garden sprayer.

Bet they are from Webster

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