Nice companies. I have worked for a good-sized non-profit software company, a university lab and a school and all of them had at least a $500 deductible.

I love Dress Code Cleaners near Central Square. It’s small and not fancy but they always do a great job with tailoring at very reasonable prices and the owners are really nice. I got my wedding dress hemmed there and my husband got his wedding suit tailored. He had been referred to a tailor in Boston that would’ve cost ~$400 and we got both of ours done for less than $100 and very very happy with the quality!

Do you work at a sandwich shop

Yeah that sounds like bad advice. You’ll pay way more in the long run.

I’ve had the same router for almost 8 years with no issues. I got my modem 2 and a half years ago for $60.

A router and modem should last you 5 years at least. Even if you spent $100 on each (which is plenty to get quality equipment), that would only be $3.33/month. It’s $14/month to rent from Xfinity, so you’d spend $840 on rental fees in the same 5 years. You’d only need to live here 15 months to break even buying your own equipment (or less if you buy slightly cheaper equipment), and you could take it with you to your next apartment.

Nordstrom Rack offers alterations on clothes. I’ve brought jeans and pants to be hemmed that were not purchased there. Or at a Nordstrom at all. They did an okay job. Not stellar like the one I go to in CT, but it affordable and fine for a basic hem.

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Thanks! I heavily considered buying my own router and modem but was talked out of that in r/asktechnology. They say just rent and let them handle the gear upgrades if and when it occurs, rather than being stuck with owning old routers down the road.

FYI after you sign up for Xfinity, you will be able to connect to the xfinitywifi network wherever you go. In an apartment building there will almost certainly be an xfinitywifi signal nearby. If you have trouble setting up your modem and router, you should be able to work on the xfinitywifi network till you get it sorted out.

Xfinity should be far less than that for a new customer. There are new customer deals for $30/mo. The only startup cost would be if you’re buying your own router and modem for the first time.

You really need to get out more if that's the only decent sandwich in Cambridge/Boston lmao

Sad, overpriced, mediocre sandwiches were the last vestiges of Cambridge? Good riddance... Hopefully something better will pop-up.

Best one around is in Brookline village.

Not super close but the sandwiches at Pemberton Farms near Davis are so good. Remember the Biscuit? I miss that place too.

Also Flour, which has great sandwiches and so-so coffee.

>Thanks!

You're welcome!

Thanks!

There’s no set up cost with internet (xfinity) electricity or gas (both eversource)

There’s no set up cost with internet (xfinity) electricity or gas (both eversource)

Another vote for Jack. He does great work on just about anything you bring in and is super friendly and easygoing.

If it happens, I would love to be your customer

There are suits for bombs, but no budget to disarm mentally ill people

There is no set up cost, Eversource will just start sending you monthly bills starting one month after you set up the account.

Hi - I mean just to turn it on! Like, initially! So I can move in and do online work.

Comcast for just internet (no cable) will probably run you $60-80/month. Electric its impossible to guess without understanding your square footage and if you have gas or electric heating. Good luck!

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