its my buddy IRL...I didnt know he was active on reddit until he saw this post.

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I didnt take credit for it.

It would be insanely stupid to extrapolate two months of data into more meaning than decades of downward trending crime statistics. Another guy posted actual stats the other day, I suggest you unblock him and check them out.

Lots of bums in that area!

One anecdote? Take a good hard look at what's been going on in 2023. There has yet to be a weekend without a shooting. You're the one attempting to mislead.

Alright… the other poster is claiming credit for this work. What’s going on here? Who’s stealing from whom?

The gas station is the West End. Right near the housing projects on Dodge Street.

seconded - also not super experienced (my first lobe piercings were at claire's woops) but i've got two sets of lobe piercings at rockstar and both times felt really comfortable/felt that the piercer took proper care etc

I thought the point was "Let's make Providence so shitty that people move away. Tada! Lower rents."

Even so, the drains are probably clogged with leaves, so they’ll all just pool at the base of the hill

A dude in full future hazmat gear that knows the providence river is disgusting

You have excellent taste.

A while back I saw a projo article about a lady who was apparently a prisoner in her own home or whatever because of late night noise. She'd bought a condo above a nightclub.

one would expect they'd all be washed down to the bottom of the hill with any rainstorm

"I know there's a housing shortage in Providence but the solution is so simple let's all move to Springfield Mass"

>The report says that the average hourly wage of Brockton's renters, which make up nearly 30% of the population, is $11.91. The fair market rate for a two-bedroom in the city is $1,560 a month. So to afford a two-bedroom in Brockton, the average renter must work two and a half full-time jobs.

https://www.enterprisenews.com/story/news/homelessness/2021/12/17/brockton-rental-crisis-homelessness-affordable-housing-covid-father-bills/6508801001/

I would not mind something like this system in Paris

that’s the latest version. https://www.reddit.com/r/providence/comments/11a1q1q/i_made_providence_in_the_future/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&utm_term=link

It’s hard to see why this would be bad.

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I'm not, like, a piercing expert but I had a good experience at Rockstar recently.

At least based on when I looked at nextdoor it’s usually boomers +/- a generation.

2040? Someone has an ambitious 15 year plan for floating space pod residential development.

Who could’ve foreseen this place would be rife with college students?????

Honestly looks a painting I’d see in a physician’s office or something. Maybe a bank too.

More housing please!