Are physical fights more common here than other places as a result of rude and unfriendly interactions?

[lrfox]

Plymouth has some spots that draw a rougher crowd. If you’re there on any of the Cage Titans nights, the town is crawling bros looking for an excuse to fight someone.

[charolastra00]

In 16 years of living here, I've only twice witnessed a physical altercation. Once was after midnight in Central Square and the other involved very drunk hockey fans after the Stanley Cup.

Do we have a higher than average - or even average - number of physical fights in Boston?

[msRB311]

Originally Posted by lrfox

Plymouth has some spots that draw a rougher crowd. If you’re there on any of the Cage Titans nights, the town is crawling bros looking for an excuse to fight someone.

Plymouth does have some characters. That dude was from Whitman which is even rougher but that video is just wow. I hope his girlfriend or whoever he was on a date with dumped him and kudos to the old man with the beard. He was all business.

[mdovell]

Sometimes at least on the road you have to say something even if they're not being rude it could just be physical ability. There was an early woman in front of me that clearly was not driving that fast it was starting to almost swerve. I knew she was headed toward the roundabout and yeah it showed. Instead of actually driving around about she literally drove almost straight to dead center and then take a left. I had to honk my horn repeatedly at her ahead of time because at least that would warrant some other drivers.

Sometimes I feel a bit guilty about not reporting some of this or if I have the ability or time to actually follow them. I've seen more than my share of drunk drivers ahead of me. Then again I was also hit on by an elderly driver driving her way to eye surgery.