Born and raised Texan, moved to the area a decade ago. Glad you enjoyed it! Come back, there is so much to see and do in this area that isn’t memorials museums and monuments (which are all great of course). Safe travels.

Agreed. Let’s let MTG and Boebert settle their feud this way as a trial run

Yep. They’re all kids.

They get a slap on the wrist, if anything.

Gen Z is “flocking” to major college towns? Who could’ve guessed

Yep. I think it’s just sticker shock for people who know that PF is $10 a month and think all gyms are the same.

Also a OneLife member. We go to Tysons mostly for the racquetball courts, though.

About the equivalent of something like Orangetheory, or Barry’s Bootcamp. In those terms, Equinox is the much better deal.

All but the absolute biggest and most historic marches really don’t take that much space compared to the size of the National Mall. Come whenever and enjoy!

I’ve tried it once and never again. Use one of the physical books (or their respective apps), or go to VA or MD and take your pick of em all.

Ah ok I get what you mean.

Seems like they more want to witness one than participate. I can understand that. When I moved to this area 10 years ago I felt similarly… I’d never seen a mass movement before. Even if you’re not attached to the cause, witnessing a protest can inspire someone to get more involved in fighting for a cause they do care about.

Really? Women’s March, March for Life, hell even January 6 had a bunch of people flying in and staying at hotels. Protest tourism is big and is almost uniquely DC.

Metro. It’ll be more predictable and much cheaper. It’ll be easy, just transfer between Silver and Blue at Rosslyn.

Metro connects to Dulles… that’s about it.

Orange/Silver/Blue line to Rosslyn probably.

If the Yellow was open I’d say go to Pentagon City mall, grab Starbucks/McDs whatever you want and place your bets there.

Republic Cantina sells par cooked tortillas!

Like yelp, people come here to complain. If they don’t have something to complain about, they’re out enjoying their lives.

DC has its issues. I’m not interested in living anywhere else.

Search in Northern Virginia. A couple like the NRA range are accessible via metro rail + a bus ride.

This is criminal

Probably not. But it’s a free country and we allow things that are net negatives on society, like alcohol, because for better or worse individuals are empowered to make their own decisions.

I’m a bit late but for next time, if you plan to stay up anyway, Bob and Edith’s is a 24h diner and has a location 2 minutes from DCA on 23rd St.

Yes and no. Reston Town Center has a lot more than parking lots.

Riverhouse is in your price range and basically allows all dogs. They’ll say no pits but if you tell them you have a lab they won’t care. People have huge German shepherds, newfys, all kinds of dogs here.

RiverHouse in Arlington is the best deal in the Pentagon City/Crystal City area IMO.