If that's Greek style they sure fooled me. It looks like a hand tossed crust to me.

I know some people who have used both shelters and they said the Blessed Sacrament one is far better.

Not the worst neighborhood, working class and most people seem to keep their head down. There was a random uptick of guns being fired in the summertime near the Worcester Academy fields, which was unnerving; one of the people even ran across my front yard to get away from the area. My biggest complaint is that people drive like fucking morons and will fly through the cut streets like Upsala, people park all over the place and leave their cars in the middle of the road sometimes, and the kids can be stupid walking home from school (but this probably happens anywhere) as I was shot by some of those gel gun things when getting out of my car back in the summer time. I walk around just fine.

The worst part of Vernon Hill seems to be on Vernon St close to 295, but I don't know this, its just a feeling.

A difference of 8-15 people would put them all in the same category in most statistics groupings. This is essentially saying that Boston, Worcester, Tampa, New Bedford and Brockton are all roughly the same with, shockingly IMO, Brockton being the safest of the group. Surprised about Lowell as that city sketched me out the most. Daytona doesn't surprise me.

I'm curious about your source and from when these numbers are as well.

I was wearing shoes...

I've lived in Boston and NYC and worked in Brockton, Fall River, New Bedford and Lowell. I can handle city life just fine. I've also lived in Tampa and Daytona Beach.

The person how the area around Clark is. Due to the nature of my work I am in those areas on a consistent basis and find it to be the worst part of the city.

Sorry not sorry, I'm entitled to my opinions as well.

Woo-Town furniture had a good selection of lightly used mattresses when I took someone there. Clean enough I would have bought one if I needed it.

The Trump comment was just to capture the trolls I feel like arguing with when I'm bored at work.

The majority of the city's medical/psych needs are actually on Queen St/Jacques Ave., as is the biggest homeless shelter in the area. The Lincoln st. medical areas are for the lower socio-economic class of people who can afford to get around by car.

I've definitely stepped on needles around Beacon Pharmacy multiple times. That's definitely not on Lincoln St.

I was just being a derp for no reason at all. I like to throw random Trump-isms to get my inbox blowing up to harass people.

That being the best Dunkin in Worcester is fake news. The Best Dunks in Worcester is in the Yatco (I think it is anyways) on West Boylston across from Bud's Dispensary.

More like fent(or similar) zombies. Statistically speaking, crack use is way down.

Oh yeah... super safe stepping on used needles and being accosted by homeless and/or unmedicated people. Such a fun, safe place. Super safe. Donald Trump would say its the safest spot in Worcester.

Warzone might be a bit of hyperbole, but its definitely an open air drug market and a lot of people who simply don't give a fuck about society.

What a strange comment.

Oof no... Oberlin is shit. One of the worse streets in the immediate area that isn't Main South itself.

Yeah, I'm not here to defend them as being the best thing since sliced pizza, but I work close by but live on the other side of the city and have never had a problem like this.

I really just mean that its a hand tossed crust vs Greek style.

California Taco, locations all around RI but based in Providence, had a taco night on Tuesdays when I used to live near there. This was a few years back, but I believe they were 50cents or a dollar each on Tuesdays.

We had Big Y at a work function a few weeks back and I was pleasantly surprised.

Their gimmick is great, and they have some great options that taste great, but their plain cheese pizza is not good.

I was under the gun!!!

I've always heard the owner is a douche and have never given it a chance based on that. Is it true about him being a dbag?

Yeah... don't get the large pizza. It's comically large and takes away from the pizza itself for the reasons you mentioned.

I get pizza from here once a month and his consistency has gone down in the past 6 months.

Also, the One Bite Pizza Youtube review of Frankie's is bordering on a classic.

You can add Pomodoros to this list. Same style as Frankies without the pretense.

Throwing of the trash bins was literally the first thing I was told will get me fired quickest when I started as a trash driver. It was drilled into me that if we can't place it down where we picked it up, then the most we should do with it is turn it upside down and slide it back. They recognized the hurry in which we needed to work, which is why we were allowed to slide it over, but it was definitely a sin to throw a trash can.