Our Boston travel guide! We braved a Boston February to explore this amazing east coast city and we had a fantastic time, what a city. Want to go to Boston too?
Our Boston travel guide! We braved a Boston February to explore this amazing east coast city and we had a fantastic time, what a city. Want to go to Boston too?
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I’m really late but if you’re in Boston go to Dorchester and get phó! It’s really good here and there are a lot of options!
why you have a boston accent? you sound like californian.
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When dunkin donuts and going to bars have to take up half the video, you know you have a problem. Boston's incredibly overhyped.
Do one for Washington DC
Never call us Beantown. Lose the Irish music, it belongs to racist cops, yes, they exist.
Here are a few tips from a local1. Don't drive, parking is horrible (see #10)
2. Boston Common is pretty, but boring
3. Visit during the fall
4. Mike's and Modern (pastry shops) are tourist traps. You can get a cannoli at a number of places in the North End without a line, try Bova instead.
5. Our bars close by 2am
6. Don't attempt the accent (no one likes a fake Boston accent)
7. It's not the Boston from the movies
8. If you want to do a tour, try a Pedicab
9. Never buy Sox tickets in advance, buy online day of game.
10. Bike is the best way to get around town, but can be dangerous if you're not used to city riding
11. Follow Boston Dan on all social media
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I am an ironworker in Boston and I rebuilt the SCJ. Also built the new Liberty hotel behind the jail. Proud of that. It was very challenging, but we got it done. Now I can't afford to eat there. LOL
Barking Crab was my favorite part of my visit to Boston last summer!
Is tipping not like that in other places??? & do they not take your card like that in other places?? hahah i live in america its like that everywhere ive been
Yes, always tip… bartenders and waitresses get paid about $2/hour. They basically work strictly for tips. If you have bad service, tip less… but always tip. Industry standard on food is 20%, or $1 a beer at a bar.
How is noone talking about how sick the foeder crafter's t shirt in the style of a black flag t shirt is? Also rad video
I Love Boston, eu amo Boston
Thanks for the video. Really informative
Make sure you check for SKIMMERS if you use your card ANYWHERE in Mass. ~Stay Frosty…
Don't tip on the tax. 10% for marginal service. 15% for good service. 20% for exceptional service. 0% for slow service and cold food.
What musik did you use at 0:30 I want to have it as well.
"AHHHHHHH! It's just…so wasteful!!!"
Tipping is still the way a capitalist society ( employer) like the states has found not to pay correctly it's employees .
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I'm from NJ near Philadelphia and Boston is one of my favorite cities to visit. Please do a video on Philadelphia, if you haven't already.
I really enjoyed the presentation and your personality but I have one a suggestion: please enunciate very clearly the names of streets, restaurants, etc. I had difficulty understanding what you said because it is unfamiliar. ( It would be the same for you if I said, "You must see Multnomah Falls outside of Portland, if you didn't see it in writing) It would help to have any names you are using printed at the bottom of the screen. I did get a couple of the names, Trillium Brewery and the Liberty Hotel, but I missed others and I'd rather not have to listen several times to get the information.