I live in Smithfield. My apartment is located above a pizza place. You know the one, it's located right next to the other pizza place.

Best of luck!

when I was buying it I considered lab grown but I went with mined. not my best moral choice but good to know it is a better investment

thank you! I just listed it

That's a clever AF domain name

They have drink specials based on the day, thought you were saying no specials period.

Bummer. Blue State used to be really good with the original owners. They used to do open mic poetry there too.

What if the stupid sexy postman wrote this

Some places do "appy hour" deals for food. Actual drink specials are illegal, though there's been rumblings about changing that post-COVID. I'm not sure where the legislature left off on the law for it.

If it’s a mined diamond and not lab grown the resale value will be higher as an FYI

Best Chinese food tho 🤭

RIP China Star in Cranston 😭

West coast i believe is the closest us soil to asia- china/japan and surrounding areas and its natural they expanded roots from that land to our west coast! Thats how i have imagined it at least.

Go to SOMO KITCHEN & SUSHI📍 373 richmond st providence. Closed only on Tuesdays. Best Japanese american Cuisine…. But the sushi will knock your so ks off!!!

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Yeah I was going to say, this is true everywhere.

Why is the west coast different though?

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It's one of those old small northeastern cities that was gutted when all the industry left, but it's definitely on the upswing recently. It has a really cute, relatively intact downtown with a ton of potential and a bunch of very recent development adjacent to the station. Capron Park and its little zoo is a really nice asset too. That said it's definitely way sleepier than Providence (but only a 20 minute train ride away). The bus system there is bad though.. GATRA makes RIPTA look like the Tokyo Metro

Wah wah House

You just know that chow mien and dumpling order is gonna hit proper if it's right next door to the hood grocery store where they sell ham hocks right down the isle from the toilet paper.

If they're frozen and fried to order then yeah that's a rip off but if they're making them scratch in house, 2 bucks a piece ain't half bad.

I do. Also, Providence is in the process of developing a network of urban trails, the first of which is open and is pretty great for the most part.

https://www.providenceri.gov/planning/broad-street/

I haven’t been super impressed with Attleboro, but you make good points here. I’ll take a second look.

Not to talk you out of Providence (I grew up here and I love it), but it might be worth looking into Attleboro. There's an MBTA stop downtown with a lot of recent development clustered around it, so you can easily get to Providence or Boston. It's also in Massachusetts, which has a much better school system overall and access to in-state UMASS benefits. Massachusetts also has the closest thing to universal healthcare that exists in the US right now.