telecasterbear gotta be smarter than that, buy your booze at the liquor store and throw it in a bottle or travel mug lol. We'll grab a few drinks on the deck somewhere, but if you wanna keep the party rolling ya gotta drink smarter not harder. That's what my wife and I do anyhow.

I love it there

I was just thinking that! I'd take any town on the Cape.

@@Kellyd2024 I don't want to go to Europe, too dangerous anymore. The United States has alot of places to see.

All of Mass. is unaffordable and highly taxed.

Tom Yaz morning would Lydia

See you at the Crown 👑 Get those records going :)

Same

I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who noticed!!! :)

Lol

@@joelbeyer6352 He's a handsome fella.

You boys never stop

Maybe you haven't been looking at the light.

Did u enjoy it

A whole lot of nothing. My cousin lives there year round and one year I decided to stay up there a few days in February. There were only a handful of places that were open. The nice thing was that it was so quiet (and it was perfect for seeing the stars at night), but it's so deserted there I think I would go insane if I lived there in the winter.

@@Captain-Sum.Ting-Wong I'd love it

@@xoxoxoxoxo7997 Yeah I thought I would too but after only staying there a few days I was already starting to get bored. It takes a special type of mind to be able to handle that, especially if you are more used to urban or even suburban life.

Ryan Murphy owns that town now, eh?

Connect the tip with a footbridge To a artificial island 🏝

Would honestly rather hear about and see about everything but that.. This video is fine just the way it is.

That's the result of Anglo-centered culture of the U.S. I'm certain they have tried to paint us (Portuguese) as Anglos. Provincetown is actually more of an expression of Roman- Latin culture. The first Europeans to accept the reality that Europe was not the center of the Universe . It is small, at first glance insignificant, while at the same time eclectic, cosmopolitan and lest I forget, oh, so accepting!