>>8933117

Boston used to be a spit of land on an Island that would be surrounded with water at the hightides sometime when the marshes surrounding it would flood. Over time they filled in what is called 'the Back Bay' and that gave them a lot more real estate.

So, ya, there's water all around it.

and when the tide is high the ocean almost wants to come into the streets.

If you stood in front of the Aquarium, on the Harbor, years ago, it was a secluded spot and when the tide was really high it would almost spill onto the walkway that went along the harbor side. But they've raised it so it's not so low anymore.

Boston was a lot cooler before it became super richo job-shop heaven.

all that Big Dig money made the realestate valuble and the locals can't really afford to live there anymore.

>>8933199

of course not.

the days of the marshalls and pinkertons just doing what they are told ended when they realized around the time of the Cliven Bundy ranch happening that many of the urban managers who were running agencies were power mad and driven by greed, and wanted to start a range war with Patriots.