Especially if ur going to western mass like noho area that’s almost the standard, lot of alt/punk culture in that area, tbh 99% of mass even the red areas wouldn’t care

If it is a professional job I would tone the hair color down

No offense but you have an extremely false sense of security. Unlike those of you that wished the unvaxxed to die, I hope you never learn the lesson first hand.

I think Western mass itself needs a better job market. Commuting to Boston is still Boston.

Industries like to cluster, so w. Mass needs different industries.

You can buy an $8 hotdog from a stranger in the parking lot as you wait

Businesses always follow the law, right?

For an art director, it's probably fine. The culture around hair dye I've noticed here is darker and more subdued dye in winter and brighter dyes in summer. Keep your hair seasonable.

Florida has no infrastructure, quality of life is shit and services is complete shit and you children are being taught to be fucking stupid. You pay whether its taxes or otherwise.

NH has less of a tax burden and better services and QOL than Florida you stuffingless muppet. You and many like you have this obsession with tax burden being a gauge of how good a state is, with the lower being better. You do realize this is a coping mechanism for the fact that you're hoping warm weather can offset living in a shitty state that's probably marching its way towards insolvency right?

You're literally praying you die before the state collapses into a heap of failed policy hell.

>It’s ok that you hate lots of taxes

Better call 911, it's clear you had a stroke when you typed that.

Good

The 91 corridor has better pizza

I will say, I have booked an extra day on the back end (a Monday) because being packed up and out of a site by 11am is ROUGH. especially if you've been there for 2 weeks. Having the full Sunday to clear up and get out is ideal, and sometimes I'm willing to pay for the extra night for that. I do check out Sunday, so the site opens up if someone shows up wanting it for the nite. But I need more time than 11am.

Hush. We don't want them. Let me live with my trees in peace

Fuck the rail. How about Springfield gets a tidbit of economic development instead of having its industries shuttered by Beacon Hill and its citizens given fuck-off payments to steer clear of the capitol.

Springfield doesn't want East-West rail. Boston doesn't need any more power.

>You "need" full-stack coders, but you also need maids, restaurant workers, state and town employees like teachers, etc...

That's why God gave us robots. Don't worry, those people will be mostly irrelevant soon. Just kick back and enjoy the man made horrors beyond your comprehension.

I did see anything there on abortion but true they charged for the fetus death.

Here ya go you young moron https://www.stateofflorida.com/taxes/

It’s ok that you hate lots of taxes for your lack of motivation and life choices

Lawn is truly awful and miserable if you have any interest whatsoever in the actual performance happening onstage. Everywhere else is a wonderful experience with a good view and sound.

The ruling impacts two murder charges that a logically consistent court would determine to be one.

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I agree. I like the reservation system in general. First come, first served has it's merits, but can also be anxiety inducing to plan around. I feel like the reservation should be non-refundable to prevent space saving. It is very frustrating to arrive at a campground and find sites empty but reserved.

I've used a reserved site for a single night when rolling in late on a Friday night. It's like people reserve Friday for an arrival on Saturday. I don't do it out of habit, but when it's 10 PM and it's empty and I plan to be out by sunrise, I don't see the issue.

I understand. Just odd that you can get a first degree murder charge for killing a fetus because sometimes it is a human and other times it isnt

A dying boomer site is your source? Boy you're not good at this.

Central and western mass + the “almost Rhode Island” parts of the state are still relatively cheap and a lot of people I know who went WFH but wanted to stay in-state have actually been able to buy homes. Just gotta accept you need to drive more which is kind of a bummer.

maybe if you had a sales tax you could afford more state park amenities