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jgoo94 t1_jeh5hfx wrote
Reply to comment by pizzaslutsky in Looking for Spanish speakers who want to practice over dinner or a beer by webren
Me too please!
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IamMe90 t1_jeh52qm wrote
Reply to comment by tunamelts2 in Chick-delayed by Brave-Cream391
They're equally homophonic dude lol
lmboyer04 t1_jeh4yf0 wrote
Reply to Incoming Friday Sh*tpost: Guess who got his tax return from the DC OTR in a record 7 days?! by BigLeagueBanker69
First time filing in DC (filed February 17 and got my check this Monday). Having filed in VA, MD, and NY where I could get them with my federal returns direct deposited within a week of filing, was pretty disappointed and a bit worried at first
Montjuic t1_jeh4reo wrote
Reply to 4 days in DC! by girouxfilms
All the Smithsonian’s are close to each other. The air and space is a 5 min stroll across the mall from Natural History which is my personal fave. Also seconding Dan’s Cafe and Tune Inn as dives. Dan’s cafe is a real, real dive tho, so adjust expectations accordingly :-)
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Reply to Logan Circle Dog Park by Sufficient-Job-1013
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Gilmoregirlin t1_jeh3rpb wrote
Reply to comment by lc1138 in Not notified about rent increase by lc1138
This would only be if you were in a rent controlled building.
Gilmoregirlin t1_jeh3m2u wrote
Reply to comment by lc1138 in Not notified about rent increase by lc1138
I believe DC law states that the terms of the original lease remain when you go month to month except for lawful rent increases. But what I don’t know is if that means that the term in your original lease about the 90 days notice remained in place or if the “except for lawful rent increases,” provision is covered within that, meaning they only have to give you 30 days notice. They certainly have to give you some notice, I just don’t know if it’s 60 days.
PrimoTest t1_jeh31jm wrote
Reply to comment by 9throwaway2 in The Metro is the reason my car stays in the garage for weeks at a time. Without it, I would be driving 3-4 days a week. How much more frequently would you be driving if it weren’t for the Metro? by SuperBethesda
I love the metro. The more people that take the metro, the less traffic I have to deal with on the street 😂
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Reply to Logan Circle Dog Park by Sufficient-Job-1013
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fabekong0 t1_jeh2b7j wrote
jumptoc t1_jeh160z wrote
Reply to The Metro is the reason my car stays in the garage for weeks at a time. Without it, I would be driving 3-4 days a week. How much more frequently would you be driving if it weren’t for the Metro? by SuperBethesda
I live in Ashburn, and use the Silver to get to work...can walk from my house to grocery and restaurants, so my car happily sits at home most of the time. Love the Metro!
ClassicStorm t1_jeh12i0 wrote
Reply to The Metro is the reason my car stays in the garage for weeks at a time. Without it, I would be driving 3-4 days a week. How much more frequently would you be driving if it weren’t for the Metro? by SuperBethesda
Metro is a big reason I work from home and my car stays in the garage. I was once caught on a train between archives and Chinatown that caught fire. Haven't really been a fan since.
late_snake t1_jeh0txn wrote
Reply to DC metro waiting time are sad by magredditbu
Yea you guessed it. That's exactly why it exists.
Temporary_Secret9284 t1_jeh0h0t wrote
Reply to The Metro is the reason my car stays in the garage for weeks at a time. Without it, I would be driving 3-4 days a week. How much more frequently would you be driving if it weren’t for the Metro? by SuperBethesda
I should probably use the Metro more. I tend to rely on Uber while my car stays parked.
celj1234 t1_jeh05sb wrote
Reply to comment by BookkeeperGlum6933 in Republican congressman calls D.C. schools ‘crappy,’ ‘inmate factories’ by Ok_Culture_3621
Get em through some how and some way!
One-Arachnid-2119 t1_jegzzo7 wrote
Reply to The Metro is the reason my car stays in the garage for weeks at a time. Without it, I would be driving 3-4 days a week. How much more frequently would you be driving if it weren’t for the Metro? by SuperBethesda
I'm going to be moving to DC next month. I've lived in the area for 20+ years, but have always commuted in. I'm planning on giving/lending my car to my sister and using the metro, uber/lyfts, and zip cars when I absolutely need a car. Looking forward to not having a car, really!
Surefinewhatever1111 t1_jegziiz wrote
Reply to Logan Circle Dog Park by Sufficient-Job-1013
NPS is cracking down on activities there, guess we'll see how it works out.
Penn_Blink t1_jegzd9d wrote
Reply to The Metro is the reason my car stays in the garage for weeks at a time. Without it, I would be driving 3-4 days a week. How much more frequently would you be driving if it weren’t for the Metro? by SuperBethesda
Zero. I gave up on Metro about 5 years ago after riding it for +30 years. Haven't looked back, don't miss it one bit (at least not its current state– it was fantastic in the 80–90s).
InterestingComputer t1_jegzaix wrote
Reply to comment by Baredmysole in The Metro is the reason my car stays in the garage for weeks at a time. Without it, I would be driving 3-4 days a week. How much more frequently would you be driving if it weren’t for the Metro? by SuperBethesda
Yep they make it really pleasant if your route has then (I go up and down 15th ST NW, and with the bike lights it’s awesome going from admo to Downtown)
Formergr t1_jegz9va wrote
Reply to comment by Feisty_Law_3321 in DC metro waiting time are sad by magredditbu
But it's not.
Baredmysole t1_jegz2qj wrote
According-Fun-2718 t1_jegylkx wrote
Reply to Logan Circle Dog Park by Sufficient-Job-1013
Crazy how more dogs don’t get hit by cars
[deleted] t1_jeh5jxr wrote
Reply to comment by born_to_kvetch in On the topic of fake Virginia tags: looks like they fixed the 2013 date by Dcdonewell
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