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Laugh so you don’t cry.

This Kendall?

I don’t like it when people read my thoughts regarding the RL/128 extension potential. But if it’s going to come to fruition, I’ll allow it. Real talk: A short spur from the Route 3 Terminus to a future 128 Burlington Station would be a slam dunk. Would more cars spill out to the back roads of...

Plans for Framingham Shopping Plaza Redevelopment Paused.

Madison Realty Capital Originates $177.5 Million Loan for The Bon

About Boston NIMBYS who are provincial.

Thank you for proving my point.

Welcome to NIMBYVILLE

Unsure of where to put this but… Amelia Earhart Dam $28 Million Redesign

Okay. Fair. Well at least you can afford to go to those games.

Big Dig Part II. Electric Boogaloo.

Kevin Costner? Is this you?

Retired? Can afford the tix to the Sox?

I didn’t say that they didn’t exist. They do. But not in the numbers that they used to. We’re getting closer to San Francisco and Brooklyn with every day from my eyes whenever I drive into Boston. For reference, I’m not against any stadium either. However, the upscale residents in Charlestown...

Grad Students, City Workers, Venture Capitalists. It’s all that I can think of.

Why not?

Feel like having a martini and putting on Sinatra

That thing is gonna collapse. Hence why I don’t go there anymore

Again, the T is always mobbed. That’s not what I’m saying. My experience is the majority of Boston residents who are at the games, are college kids. Non-residents of Boston. I only have anecdotal evidence myself. So, I’m going on intuition. No real analytical and statical data.

Have you seen the makeup of the City residents now? This isn’t the Garden 1988. Boston is more cosmopolitan than ever before and again, the only “Boston residents” that go are maybe a few bros in Southie, but the majority of people who go to see the Sox, Celtics and Bruins are from outside of 128.