I'll check the Cambridge Daily Police Report. Its either the Hyatt or the Marriott which used to be a HoJos back in the day. That one has an open garage.
shitting yourself with anxiety over a cop talking to you at your driver-side window because a ton of pot is your cargo, then going to jail for 4.5 years.......and still at it?
holy fuck. I'm guessing there is mental illness here that is somehow manifesting as criminality
Just remember, if drug dealers were smart, they would use their entrepreneurial skills to a new business model.
On my street, we have a neighborhood drug dealer. He's been there for about a year. Don't even need to talk to him to know he's selling drugs.. always on the same corner, wearing the same red sweatpants.. day or not, 6am or 6pm. Always out. If he ain't up to no good, he's at least loitering.
Dude has been arrested twice, in jail for both. Got back out and within 2 weeks is back on our corner again.
(FWIW, I've called CPD and had a discussion with chief about this issue.. I can't say much but there's a reason why they haven't picked him up... YET)
You also have to consider that once you get caught the first time its much harder to use those skills. Investors and Banks tend to look down on convicted Fellons.
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Which hotel?
There are at least two on Memorial Drive.
I don't know
Cambridge Police are reticent with details like that.
Which Hotel?
I'll check the Cambridge Daily Police Report. Its either the Hyatt or the Marriott which used to be a HoJos back in the day. That one has an open garage.
Isn't there a courtyard as
Isn't there a courtyard as well?
Can we call this the "new" Storrowing, Cambridge style?
That hotel lobby smelled delicious and delightful!
Opinions vary
Some here would say stinky and nasty ...
can you imagine?
shitting yourself with anxiety over a cop talking to you at your driver-side window because a ton of pot is your cargo, then going to jail for 4.5 years.......and still at it?
holy fuck. I'm guessing there is mental illness here that is somehow manifesting as criminality
Gorilla Glue strain eases the anxiety..
He probably asked the officer for a bag of Funyuns
Drug Dealers
Just remember, if drug dealers were smart, they would use their entrepreneurial skills to a new business model.
On my street, we have a neighborhood drug dealer. He's been there for about a year. Don't even need to talk to him to know he's selling drugs.. always on the same corner, wearing the same red sweatpants.. day or not, 6am or 6pm. Always out. If he ain't up to no good, he's at least loitering.
Dude has been arrested twice, in jail for both. Got back out and within 2 weeks is back on our corner again.
(FWIW, I've called CPD and had a discussion with chief about this issue.. I can't say much but there's a reason why they haven't picked him up... YET)
You also have to consider
You also have to consider that once you get caught the first time its much harder to use those skills. Investors and Banks tend to look down on convicted Fellons.
Investment
The profits from that one big deal could earn enough to fund a legitimate business. Like an edibles manufactory in Colorado or even Massachusetts!