Well, I'm sure this won't sell out instantly...

Sidenote. Does the Palladium (indoors) and Off The Rails oversell their shows? I have never felt like there were more people in a building than should be allowed while at a concert more than I felt here. There was literally nowhere to move and I wasn't even trying to get to the stage. I had a panic moment and needed to leave the OTR venue and it was literally wall to wall people all the way to the door.

The layout of the city itself has always felt like older Florida cities. Some of the architecture as well.

NGL having a storage unit for my shit and living out of my car was an awesome plan when I found myself in that situation. Grinded it out for 3 months to save the money needed for my next apartment and never looked back.

Cranston gives me Florida vibes.

I get that, but I feel like they could at least sound the sirens. I don't want to get flagged for being a violent person, but sometimes I think vigilante justice should be okay.

Traffic was stopped on Chandler the other day for 3 old people crossing the road where Irving connects. Some douche on a green dirt bike split the lanes and almost hit the group. There was a cop in an Explorer turning left onto Chandler from Irving who had to have seen it but did nothing.

Patsie Duggans

Yeah, because Judaism is real. Being nice or ignoring your post...? Did you forget you were in the Worcester Subreddit?

This is where I get my haircut. I'm just a dude with a normal fade so I can't vouch for them being what you are looking for exactly, but what I can say is they are fun and spoke highly of the community you are part of. They are all about inclusion and I cannot complain about my haircut at all, and complaining about my haircut is literally 50% of my motivation for living.

As long as you are expressing saying that then what's the problem? Some tinkerer out there probably already has the cord in stock and the know how to fix it.

Weird take. Plenty of people are into tinkering and fixing things like this up and then reselling it for small cash.

Honestly, post it on Craigslist or Facebook as free and someone will email you within 24 hours. I've never had a problem getting rid of stuff like that.

Main St. is dead in America in general. This was a smart move by them.

Sadly this is all too common in the pizza kitchens with the conveyor style ovens.

Ralphs has the best basic burger in Worcester. Just don't drink anything that doesn't come from a bottle, I don't believe they have the cleanest lines as I have gotten sick there. My gf and I both got burgers, but she got a beer in a bottle and I got a draft. I was up all night with the shits, she was fine.

Simple crimes need simple punishments, this dude should be washing dishes for 80 hours free of charge.

Ralphs is a shadow of what it used to be or maybe it just sucks in the winter time. I saw they had music last weekend and went, paid the $10 cover only for it to be someone controlling a playlist of emo songs. I was under the impression it was going to be a cover band, not some skinny chick pressing buttons on her phone.

That's not the ACCS specific licensure though, that's just how human services works in general now. The powers that be, whether its governmental, administrative or a certifying agency, believe that because someone has a Masters degree in a psychology related field that they should be the one running the teams. I feel that we're on the same page with our comments, I just disagree that its the licensure specifically getting in the way.

I've always wondered if they should have routed people coming from Vernon Hill around the rotary and remove that Left turn light onto 290.

Meh...the biggest problem with Kelley Square nowadays is dodging the delivery drivers parkers half on the sidewalk/half in the lane of travel.... of course with no punishment for doing so.

I swear to fucking god all they need to do is post up a meter maid there once and that entire fucking problem would go away.

Also don't forget that that "no Left/right turn" is just a suggestion. Do whatever the F you want.

Lancaster to Irving is the best way to get from Grove St to the West Side.

De-institutionalizing was the best and worst thing ever done in the mental health world. The new DMH treatment model (ACCS) could work wonders for people, except it's underfunded and understaffed and the people who utilize it refuse to ever discharge despite it being the intended purpose of it. Even the people who work for the agencies that provide this treatment plan don't want to work on discharging people, so the ones who don't have help cant get help.

I have a lot of clients I work with who live in boarding houses. None of them are worth thinking twice about. Drugs, prostitution, deadbeat landlords, unmedicated mentally ill people, rats, roaches, bed bugs, gangs and violence. SROs are not the answer.

If you just spent the previous 4 years of your life living in the areas of Worcester where the majority of the college kids live would you stay here? At least in places like Boston and NYC you can live in a shit hole and walk or take public transport somewhere awesome. You cant really do that here.