>I don't think it's fair calling this a scam. He's asking for help. Does he need it? Maybe not. Is he taking advantage of people who are nice? Maybe.

That.... is a scam.

So I used to work in OM (for over a decade) and didn't realize just how bad it was until I stopped going there every single day. Now I work in Hunt Valley and anytime I go to OM (sometimes I'll pickup at the target out there if they have something in stock that Timonium doesn't) and WOW. It's bananas the way folks drive over there. I assume it's in part because of how much more dense the population became over a short period of time but idk.

Joe Benny's for dinner

You could check with Wild Seafood in Jessup-- that place is amazing, and while it's not in the city, it's only about 20 minutes south on 95 and very close to the highway.

The white car isn't in a position to GIVE anyone space. The merging car either has it or they don't. They did not, and they changed lanes into another vehicle anyway. The white car cannot be at fault, because aside from speeding, they were just driving in a straight line.

"Changing lanes" is also a seriously generous description of what the grey car was doing. They were charging lanes, tailgating, going much faster than the rest of the traffic on the road, and ignorant of their blind spots.

Awesomesauce

I was not aware they were 24 hours!

>I'm not sure why people would recommend against Charles

It was a comment I read in this sub a while back, before I actually moved in. Now that I'm here, I feel the same way-- Charles seems like a great N/S route specifically BECAUSE it's populated and busy.

Exactly the sort of insight I was looking for. Thanks.

As a woman, "dead at night" isn't super reassuring, but I appreciate the perspective nevertheless!

Use FastPark, it's really great.

I also have wardrobe boxes and other boxes available.

RHouse is my go-to for this kind of environment. Tons of space, lots of food options, good wifi, and given the amount of space you're unlikely to be taking a seat from a better paying customer.

And gives you room to maneuver if an emergency vehicle needs to get through.

There's like a jillion reasons to allow extra space between yours and other vehicles, some of them based in self preservation and others based in just like, preparing for the unexpected.

Everyone should do this basically everywhere, irrespective of the possibility of crime.

>Or how insect smeared windshields are no longer a thing

Uh, no, this is definitely not the case, not for me at least.

I went through this pain over the summer. It turned out that the genius who owned my house before me had enclosed the top of the microwave after he'd bolted it in place from above. I ended up having to cut a hole in the false front of the cabinetry above to get to them to swap it out.

I'll allow it. This time.

An absolute crime the Blue Bird cocktail lounge isn't on this list, and Fraziers is. I am reporting you to the "clearly under 30" police.

I made the mistake of a movie as a second date with someone I was on the fence about to begin with. Prebought the tickets and everything, for I am very stupid.

Don't be dumb like me. No movies until you definitely, for sure, enjoy spending time with someone. It's a trap!

Baugeher's in Westminster had a huge stack they were selling over the summer, something like $2.50 apiece and 5 for $10 (don't quote me on that, it's been months).

https://baughers.com/