Also sounds like cops nowadays

The weather is unpredictable in March. It might feel like spring, or we might have a blizzard. Who knows. But you can expect it to be pretty ugly that time of year. Street sweeping doesn’t start until April, so March is usually when you see the most trash.

Boston is one of the most walk-friendly cities in the country. You should use public transit to get around, which is safer than driving in every way. Driving here is quite challenging, even for experienced locals - and parking is limited and expensive. I do not recommend it. Use Uber/Lyft if you need to get somewhere not close to a subway/trolley stop - or if it’s late night.

You can get to Salem by Commuter Rail in about an hour. It costs $4.10 and it comes every hour or so. Salem itself is super walk friendly, small and compact. No trouble there.

Lexington and Concorde is best by car. And that’s about the only time you’d need one. You could also take a Commuter Rail to Belmont (about $6.50, 30-40 min) and then Uber about 5 miles to your location. Or take a local bus.

Like lockdown days.

Hopefully everyone wondering about this makes it down to this comment. This is what landlords around here are actually worried about when they’re trying to ward off law professionals as tenants

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Landlords don't want tenants who know how to read law.

Love that this sub is ACAB but pro lawyer. It’s basically the politically liberal - socially conservative trope

Law or law aspiring professionals have on occasion had some historical tendency to get lawyerly with their tenancy if they don’t like something that’s going on. It’s easier for landlords to avoid them in general but especially if they have personal experience with it going bad

yeah but then you wouldn't have the thrill of knowing you didn't do any of your assignments and risked it all on the snow day announcement coming through as you watched local tv in the morning

How does one shop around for winter rates, and when in the summer do you shop around? New to national grid and can see how this would pay dividends.

I actually run slower in the sidewalk with my electric scooter compared to me walking.

This is an amazing response and exactly what I was looking for. Thank you sooooo much!

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Iirc it was 3 short blasts meant no school

I think "pre-law" exists because undergrad has become so expensive that many can only justify it if it is understood to be vocational, even though it isn't meant to be and that is the whole point of post-bachelor professional school.

There could be snow but probably not. The weather here is random.

You can get a free new windshield...

They are but if you heat a smaller area than the whole home it can pay off.

usually they announce it much before and haven’t heard anything and no one is frantically moving their cars so i think we’re good

Omg a day off school when it's barely snowed an inch this year!? Better get those busses on the road. How else are they gonna know how much harder you had it?

I think he lives out there somewhere. Others have mentioned seeing him commuting into Boston on the commuter rail like a normal 9-5er.

They aren’t legal but also there’s no enforcement unfortunately so landlord could just say never mind if you don’t want to pay

Truth hitting like a ton of bricks, no doubt

How about the sibling or child of a lawyer?

or you know... don't ?