@libsoftiktok Way to show up and support neighborhood kids, Boston! Rule #1 is always buy a cup of lemonade from a kid’s lemonade stand. Even if you aren’t thirsty. Rule #2 is if you are stupid enough to rob children selling lemonade, the entire city will be hunting for you
@AuntyCarpetWeed I think she could just cite the Mel Brooks movie “History of the World Part I”. That covers the answers to all of these questions in a fun way. With catchy tunes!!
Backyard Apartments Now Legal Across MA: What To Know
If you are a homeowner in MA, have spare yard space, and are looking for a way to generate some passive income without leaving your home, this new state law could be the solution! https://t.co/wSauTFJh38
@ByronLazine@TheBrokeAgent@zillow So Zillow is afraid to compete with experienced buyers agents who have buyers sign exclusive agency agreements before showing them properties? I have been doing that for years. We are not a taxi service, we have a proper buyer consultation before we show them properties.
Wait, they want to take away the to-go cocktails that we were allowed to have during Covid? Please renew this rare Covid win for Bostonians!
To-go cocktails, other Massachusetts pandemic-era policies have expired https://t.co/b6P60xCDJj
@OnlyInBOS Oh no! I used to live across the street from them in the 1990s and was in there all the time, the guy that ran it was always nice to me. He actually asked me to watch the register for him once while he ran to the bank to make a deposit, and I did!
@MstrGoodmorning @universalhub@BostonSouthBay I do a lot of my shopping there, they have a variety of stores and free parking makes it much easier than paying a fortune for parking downtown.
@xpexan33823 @JebraFaushay So any answer is correct as long as you can give a reason why you chose the word? Dumb. As bad as math word problems like "if train A leaves 1st going 29 miles an hour and train B leaves 15 minutes later going 72 miles per hour, solve for X." Um, 18? Tuesday? Purple? D? Skip.
@TomFrankly@seandsweeney With the majority of our multi unit housing being over 100 years old (and having only 3-6 units usually), we Bostonians are used to 3 level apartment buildings with no elevator and no parking. Only buildings over 3 stories tall have elevators. Citywide 2% apartment vacancy rate.
@PluginHyBrad Your best negotiating power is buying in Nov or Dec when they need to hit their yearly quotas. In December 2020 I negotiated a new car lease down from $625 per month to $500 per month, bumped up to 15k miles/yr & got them to forgive the remaining 3 months on my current lease.
@YIMBYLAND We have lots of these in Boston. Used to be the business owner lived in a unit above and family members lived in the 2nd unit and ground floor was the business. But now the elderly owners are retiring, the adult kids don’t want to keep the business going. Hard to finance them.