It's definitely a drama and not a rom com. I love it. I can't say a lot without spoiling it but it's probably the most realistic way something like that would go down, because the very nature of a human and an AI are so different.

If you never have, you should watch the movie "Her". It's much better then a quick synopsis of it would lead you to think and tackles a lot of these questions.

I know we need more housing. I'm not denying that at all. But I'm also a little sad whenever someplace I used to have a lot of fun at goes residential.

When they're actually open I like the ones in the food court not because they're nice but because nobody else seems to know they're there.

Ah yes. That was the bathroom where I not long ago saw a lady have an argument with a person only she could see about why she didn't need to go to rehab. Pretty sure she needed to go to rehab.

This would be amazing for my mom. She has an extremely weak immune system and so gets UTIs frequently. But also since she's been on antibiotics so much, the majority of them no longer work for her and she's really afraid eventually none will, and a normal infection will kill her.

Do they like Broadway? Wicked is going to be at the Kennedy Center most of December and January. Nutcracker is also happening at various venues around the area. Christmas Carol at Ford's Theater, and you could also visit the various museum stuff they have there. National Theatre has Magical Cirque Christmas (no relation to Cirque Du Soleil) which looks pretty cool.

I know you're supposed to be social at a bar, but even then I've just had way too many uncomfortable encounters with people.

This is why I just don't talk to people I don't know in public. It may make me look like an ass but I'd rather that then end up in an uncomfortable situation like this.

I can only assume his wife was his sister too since uh...not a lot of selection to choose from.

I have a video doorbell and proof of them sticking that sorry we missed you tag on the door without even attempting to alert me. Showed the post office the video and they don't care. Another time they said they couldn't deliver because "the business was closed"...when the delivery address was my house. Every time stuff has gotten lost or destroyed its been USPS.

I kinda did this, only I rotated around living with friends I had on campus. I couldn't afford to go back after my freshman year, but didn't want to give up on the college lifestyle. I just went to work instead of class. Nobody official ever caught on.

Unlike most cities, the boundary of DC is pretty absolute. I feel like if it wasn't for that, a lot of the area would have been annexed. Course part of VA used to BE DC pre civil war.

I know as a local I'm not "supposed" to enjoy the touristy stuff but damnit, the monuments are beautiful and the mall is such a nice place to spend time outside. I love walking from the Washington monument to the Lincoln memorial past the WW2 Memorial and reflecting pool. Also still blows my mind the Lincoln memorial has a store INSIDE of it, one of my favorite fun facts.

I hate going to bed because I hate my free time ending. Knowing the next thing when I wake up is going to work feels awful. Trying to wake up early to have some free time also doesn't work because then ot just feels like I have this sword of damocles hanging over my head and I can't enjoy anything.

My boss once fought with the fire department to try and keep our store open during a flood. I'm positive a missile wouldn't close us.

Considering it was an automatic train control thing that caused that crash in 2009, I don't exactly trust them to maintain automatic controls to stay safe enough.

Pretty sure that short, sad, non dedicated lane on one street is all we are ever going to get. All the other plans are dead in the water. I REALLY wanted that one to Georgetown.

I usually wear like a blouse and skirt in the summer and dress pants in the winter. That seems to be the standard but if you wanna dress up more you definitely won't stick out or anything. I also see plenty of people just in t-shirts and jeans and nobody cares. Something like Wicked definitely skews towards more casual.

I'm hoooping from the metro. It's a little bit of a trek to get there from there. Not awful or anything but for two bucks if I'm tired I might consider it to not take the bus.. Definitely not a service I'd use often as it seems pretty inefficient and there's already a shuttle and I believe the DC Circular.

2030 and probably still won't be able to ride one to Dulles.

100% those outlets will be wrecked within a week.

I actually just watched a video about this. The jist of it is firstly they hadn't invented steel, iron was incredibly expensive at the time, and why even bother when there were slaves to just do things for them? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UB3SHBaMsw

Depends on where you are, really. A ton of Queens and even parts of Brooklyn are downright suburban feeling and don't have particularly great transit.