Well you can drive it in 20 mins on rt 1 if not during rush hour. Or pay the tolls and make it in 15 mins. If your a biker theres a pretty flat trail that takes an hour at moderate pace with barely any interaction with the roads. And finally, none of this matters since you are a resident at maine med you will not have time for any of that, or see sunlight for the first year or two.

Commute should be about 25-30 minutes depending on time of day and you're gonna need a car.

Local culture is basically just tourism

if you have a car it makes the most sense for you to drive your car to work, its like a 25 min drive give or take. oob is a lot busier in the summer than the winter, tourists. there’s gonna be traffic on your commute but traffic has a completely different definition in maine (meaning there isn’t really traffic lol).

😂😂😂

Glad I'm not alone in this XD

*Capital

At first it was magical that magic fades real quick in a retail setting

Nice

Nice

I used to work there 👀

You seem confused, have you tried releasing that?

Northern Maine. If you like to ski then you can check out big rock ski resort in mars hill I believe. Not sure if it's still open but I know people are still snowmobiling around here

Dont forget the BWW.

I know exactly which store you're talking about lmao

Fair. "Fawning over" would have been a better one but I wrote that comment half-asleep.

This sounds like a shift that designed to kill you. You’d be better off driving your car into a bridge pier.

There are weed stores in Maine?!

This post made me want bagels so bad.

VFFFFFFFFFFFFAAAAAAAAAAKKKKKKKKK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUIUUU

and bangor

On your 60hr week do you get overtime pay?

Which the psychologists jacked from Buddhism!

"...and what kind of cream cheese would you like on it?" "Ummmmmmmmmmmm..."

Yup always have the juiciest tea

Not sure where you’re located. Jason Drake at Diversified Ink in Bangor does some great work. They also have a couple other artists (Harley Gray) who specialize in black and gray.