Agreed. Had it a few months ago, was surprised it was fake chicken.

I use my turn signals always. Some people fucking suck at driving. I do not. I've never been in an accident though I only drive a couple of times a year.

Come to the Reddit Happy Hours hosted every Friday! Next one should be next year.

Thanks for visiting!

Should I turn off my heat?

I'm here at the corner of the bar. One of the bartenders told me she read my threads on this!

Up to you. No pressure, I think it will be a bunch of strangers there going alone anyways.

Yes I'll be there at 6PM sharp.

No idea. But based on interest from PMs and comments from the original thread, at least 10+.

Others have already chimed in, but in your position, I would live in Mt. Vernon in Baltimore, especially if you are both taking public transit or you are driving and your partner is taking public transit.

That way your partner can be close to the train station and you can be close to work. That said, if you are both willing to drive, that would open up a ton more options on where to live.

Union Station is pretty close to Capitol Hill so he can walk to work once he gets off the train (within reason of course).

Nah. It's a fancy place.

Good luck with all the boomers who still run this government and think weed is evil.

A trickle that can turn into a flood. Pepsi is laying off people despite doing great business lately too.

But you cannot smoke weed again afterwards... if you want to play by government rules.

It's also an easy way to get people to leave without actually firing them. Not everyone's going to uproot their lives and go back to where their job is.

Really? Despite the layoffs that have been happening everywhere recently? I'd say with government issues it's more a matter of pay; their pay scales are smaller and more inflexible and a lot of recently laid-off IT workers would rather take unemployment for a while than to work for half their previous wages.

State/local governments seem to be requiring at least 2 or 3 days a week in the office. But it's understandable - they want to set an example, especially when assessed values for office buildings are dropping and the cities realizes far more property tax revenue from commercial and industrial buildings than residential.

That said I feel like with all the layoffs and crap recently for white collar workers, people's ability to demand remote working options is gradually receding.

Facebook Marketplace is the best from experience. There's also Craigslist but I feel like fewer people use that these days to buy stuff.

Tip: If you want to move your furniture quickly, set a low price. People are often looking for deals. Trust me, it's better to get rid of something for a lower price immediately than to warehouse it for a higher price later.

There are smaller apps like Offerup that might work too but have never tried those.

Yeah but the Chinese would want the service fees and rent payments and us not criticizing them then...

As an occasional driver, I never understand why people want to use their phones while driving. Perhaps it's because I tend to be a very conservative driver and tend not to overrate my own skill when driving distracted.

Walmart's great.

Update: Two of you showed up and we became friends. Thank you for dropping by! My friends and I enjoyed meeting the both of you. Happy Thanksgiving!

One person contacted me so perhaps I will!

If you are willing to travel, there's a facility in New York City that always has interview slots available. Might be worth turning into a day trip, who knows.

There are some restaurants near Ashburn's station.