I assume you mean on a J1 visa?

A lot of Irish kids do it but they’re often bunking up 3 to a room in shithole apartments (some girls I worked with one summer in college were sleeping 3 to a bed).

You can do it and have fun… but just understand that housing here is on par with London prices, and summer employment will likely be working at a moving company, caddying, waiting tables, etc, none of which is going to amass you a fortune.

And you could probably have an equally fun American experience in a different, less expensive city (Chicago perhaps?). I would just weigh your options carefully and be realistic about what you can afford.

Churro to the rescue!

They're charging that much because it has to be configured perfectly in order to be accepted. Meaning your head has to be an exact percentage of the picture once printed, and it has to be cut perfectly. It's actually harder for most places to print a photo that they didn't take. You can do it yourself at photo kiosks at CVS, but you should make a couple variations.

Oh boy, way to chop those data BRIC. 4 more shootings in less than two months is statistical noise.

"Not attending peace walks and vigils" is a different criticism, but also a totally illegitimate one? And you know it is, primarily because she gets just as much criticism for going to too many public events and marches and not "working for the people" or whatnot.

Wu critics don't tend to be terribly consistent, but they're pretty damned loud.

Buses should be free. It makes boarding so much quicker.

Less bar fist fights and more fatal gunshot wounds could very easily explain those statistics.

While overall incidences of general low level violence have decreased, dead bodies have increased. I wouldn't call that a win for law enforcement.

Yes I would only make the move if I was able to get access to one a short work visa isn't to difficult to get.

So how heathenistic is it to freeze a Mike's cannoli? Visiting friends up here and I know fresh is best but I could only finish half, froze the other half out of curiosity and honestly liked it even more.

We've sure been in late stage capitalism for a while, haven't we?

Thank you very much! I will certainly look into it.

Do you have a work visa? If not, you’re options for earning income will be limited.

Hard to say just yet but in the range of 5-10 thousand dollars.

When I worked in restaurants I had a lot of Irish coworkers who were apparently directed to certain restaurants by the Irish Embassy here. They might be a good resource, especially when it comes to getting a work visa.

That is a shame, thank you.

Housing is expensive: first, last, and deposit all required. You could try workaway although idk if that's a thing in Boston.

I’d imagine you could report it to your local non emergency line.

>made home buying feel impossible

For a lot of us, it is impossible.

i don’t think the “irish connection” is as genuine as it seems… just a heads up

It’s crazy

All bus lanes!

Obviously, this is anecdotal based on my experience. When I take the C/D lines (especially C), I would ballpark that all doors open about 97% of the time. It is rare that I see an operator only open the front doors.

What is this fixed budget?

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well i mean not collecting fares would mean 450 million bigger hole? Also implementing this will improve service by reducing dwell times and overall make transit more attractive

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the alternative of course is to do this, then throw it out right away by passing a 1% sales tax increase for the MBTA, because the contracted money is spent already, it's not like we'll get it back