It’s available at many different restaurants and the price can range. I went to Trattoria dall’Oste which was awarded top 100 steakhouse in the world. It was €86 but you can definitely find others that cost less.

Yes! Tuscan food is so goood!

Boston is an over populated city- most definitely. Ranked with one of the Highest traffic rates in the United States on many lists. The thing is the other cities on this list have a population of over 2 million. Boston population is under 700,000 with some of the worst traffic showing that it is overgrown .

Good luck!

As someone who has lived in chicago and frequents New Yorks subway system multiple times every year, and Europe subway systems, It’s not even close. many chicago subways come every 2 min during during rush hour. They are fast and so is NYC. You can get anywhere faster with a train than to drive. I do know that Bostons subway somehow makes it as a top 3- which is surprising to me. I think it’s behind New York, chicago, and dc, maybe even behind Philly. The T is always delayed, moves so slow. 25 mph. The green line is a trolley- let’s not pretend it’s not. Faster to bike in nearly every case, and sometimes it’s even faster to walk according to a Harvard study. Chestnut hill to back bay, much faster to drive anytime of day. Why does it take 15 min to drive to the airport from Fenway and nearly 45 min by public transportation? How do people who live in south Boston get to work in longwood medical center? Hint, it’s not convenient. Why does it take 45 min to walk from seaport to TD garden but transportation to td garden is also 45 min from there? My wife took the t to the airport yesterday from Kendall square- 45 minutes. Driving it would have only been 10 min. Never met anyone from New York or Chicago who thinks Bostons transit system is better. It’s always people from New England or from towns that don’t even have a subway that is just happy to experience one in Boston. And as someone who goes to Miami 2-3 times every winter, I agree Miami’s system is not ahead of Boston. It’s nice that it is free though. I only criticize the T because it could be so much better.

I take the blue, then green line from the airport to my brother's a lot. The congested parts of the green line are underground so I don't think it is fair to call it a trolley. And even when above ground, it gets rail which cars can't drive on. One time I missed the train and didn't want to wait the 7 minutes and tried to run and catch up. I wasn't able to. I have never been on Chicago's subway but I sort of get the impression it does not feel as safe. Maybe I am wrong about that. But if you look at ridership, Boston and Chicago are about the same whereas Boston is a much smaller city. So I suspect Boston relies on it's T more than Chicago relies on mass transit. This helps make Boston such a walkable city. But I am not writing to say Boston's subway is better than Chicago's. I just think you have the T on the wrong video!!! It belongs in the "good things" video. What you are saying, is like saying, don't move to San Diego because the weather there is not as good as Hawaii's . Yes, New York's is better, but that is probably the only one which is definitely better. The viewer deserves to be told that, joking aside, it is way way way better than most big cities in the U.S., and that Boston is a top 5, maybe a top 2, big city to live in if you really don't want a car. Maybe list it in both videos, and you can keep the humor.

@@jlamm2223443 the thing is, transportation is supposed to be faster than driving. You probably could have driven to your destination faster. That should be how you grade how good public transportation is. the green line stops at at green lights sometimes and has to stop at red lights. That’s why I consider it a trolley. But it’s perspective it’s opinion, you calling boston a big city, personally I would never say that because Ive lived in a city of 2.3 million. Boston is 25 largest city in terms of population like 650,000. But yeah you’re entitled to your opinion, I’m speaking from my experience living in 3 major cities. I just don’t think you’d say the same thing if you took the green line to work every day, which you might do already though.

If compared to European cities, sure, Boston is bad. If compared to the time it takes in a car, sure, Boston is bad. But how many metro systems in the U.S. are then good? I just comment so that people thinking of moving to Boston realize the T is very good compared to what one can reasonably expect for a U.S. city its size. I would say that quite a few people would give their right arm for something half as good as the T in Atlanta, Miami, Dallas, Houston, Detroit, Tampa. Jacksonville, . Nashville, ... I think this is what gives Philly, Boston, New York, Chicago, Washington D.C., some of their appeal. Compared to cities elsewhere in the country ....

It’s called the T

No problem, thanks for watching Ru!

@@JoeyandFranci Ofcourse. ☺️

Finally met another Quincy native

Lol I also experienced a driver looking straight ahead after almost killing me today too haha Stay safe out there!

Yes, because no one in Boston uses the purple line to move through the city. It’s a commuter line for suburbanites going to Boston. Similar to the Chicago’s Metra or New York’s MTA.

Congrats on your in-season tournament trophy and banner😂

@@JoeyandFranci congrats on your easy ass path to the finals. 😂Enjoy it though

@@robertvalencia7721 it’s an easy path when you’re the number one team all season. The other easy thing was beating a Dallas team that wreaked havoc on the west in the playoffs. And your bubble ring was easiest finals Bam and Dragic both were out for that finals. Would love to say see you in the finals next year, but we both know Lakers going to be the all-drama team of the nba this year. Lakers fans might have a chance to celebrate a play-in win next year.

​@@robertvalencia7721 a ring is a ring

@@JoeyandFranci oh man it’s cool. It keeps the most rings title going. Ive been a Lakers fan since 1979-80. Ive watched some great battles with these two teams. Looking forward to more.

These are my favorite comments lol

Thanks Bryan! Today I also realized something that makes Florence so different from other cities in Italy. You rarely see a car inside Florence so it helps maintains its charm

Same!

Thanks man

or Celtics!

Go to Whole Foods and buy pasture raised eggs. Send me your receipt when you’re done

@@JoeyandFranci I go to market basket. I just bought eggs last night. $2.99 for a dozen eggs. Do you want the receipt?

@@ricomajestic I’m not saying all eggs are $9.99 I get mine at Trader Joe’s for $4.99. There’s not even a market basket in Boston.

@@JoeyandFranci Maybe you should learn how to shop! LOL!

@@ricomajestic maybe you should realize this is a video about Boston and not about a suburb where you have to drive 20 minutes to buy $2.99 eggs and then drive 20 minutes back home.

@conchobar Regular schools stink. The good hospitals are overrun by illegals who don't pay. Way to much traffic.