Best how?

Well most people in general barely leave their homes. But the city is full of county folk who come here for the culture that their manufactured shithole communities lack and then complain the whole time about how awful the city is.

Also they’re poor tippers.

Mostly just minimize beef. The difference in water usage for chicken vs beef is immense.

In fact, this site puts the liters per g of protein of chicken at just moderately higher than cereals and vegetables and barely above eggs and milk. And far, far below nuts and beef.

https://waterfootprint.org/en/water-footprint/product-water-footprint/water-footprint-crop-and-animal-products/

Imagine if services like education were this well funded

Contempt for others seems to be up there, too

County people love to talk shit about the city, but it’s where they go out. They just don’t want to live here because then they’d have to actually pay taxes and contribute. They like to use city resources and benefit from the city then leave and whine about how awful the city is

Ekiben is amazing

Not good. Read other comments. They destroy the houses and neighborhoods using them as speculative assets

They’re often still vacant, though. They’re just owned by some ought of state corporation intentionally neglecting them to bring down the value in the neighborhoods so they can buy more and eventually bulldoze entire blocks for some ugly corporate bullshit.

Occasionally they’ll rent them out but in the most corporate slumlord sort of manner.

This is not who we want buying houses in Baltimore

I wouldn’t agree with that, but only because to run a marathon you have to be in good shape all the time and specifically train for a marathon.

No one runs a marathon without getting good daily exercise

Yes, I had those. Unimpressed. I guess maybe they’re sometimes good, but if they are this inconsistent, that means they’re bad, not good

I had them chef style. They weren’t great. They were fried hard, but crispy isn’t really how I’d describe them, there was little meat, and the flavor was underwhelming.

At this point it seems easier for Fells/Canton to make lists of the few places that are good to go.

Seriously? Cause I was questioning based on Kisling’s being so low, but also haven’t been in a while. But iBar did not impress me the two times I had their wings.

There’s a secret door in zen west?

You could try a buy nothing Facebook group. Cut out the middle man and get someone who needs it to pick it up directly from you.

Also post it here maybe. Idk the rules on that.

Right? But which clubs? There’s so many!

You really seem to be judgmental of people feeling the effects of aging and taking appropriate precautions.

Are you okay?

Hampden is super dead on Mondays. It’s pretty much just industry night at Holy Frijoles or Frazier’s, though a few other places like Arthouse are open, but I’m unaware of HH specials.

I mean, how long term are we talking? It’s been effective for me so far, but obviously by the time I’m 50+ and can’t exercise as effectively I’ll need to have cemented good eating habits.

I find it far easier to deal with mental health issues when I’m physically healthy, though

Keeping only healthy food around is just good advice, tho.

Binge exercise. Keep only healthy, boring food in your house.

No one ever got fat on salad.

Or do the whole healthy emotional recovery others mentioned, but my way is easier

It has some potential to be, but is generally not multidirectional.

No matter what your gym bros tell you, lifting weights isn’t the end all be all of exercise. It is missing a lot and it isn’t entirely safe

And I’ve never cared for duckpin, but I’d say that he’s right that those are Baltimore’s most iconic beers