This is correct for shelters, agree, but not at all the case for vouchers.

This person etiquettes!

> Is he breaking into individual units or just the lobby so far?

You didn't answer this question.

There's usually captioning, so that helps, and even if you don't catch every word, for political junkies, half the fun is watching the body language and face reactions, etc.

Does the Speaker of the House (if of an opposing party to POTUS) react to more partisan speech points, since they are seated right by him prominently on camera? Do they grimace? Do they purposely look bored? etc.

Does the peanut gallery of rank and file members of Congress boo anyone? Do they stand for more compelling points, or just clap politely?

Derr hur Anacostia scawy.

> Any other questions

So what is the proper way to eat a fig?

The video is out and has been for over two hours. and it sounds horrific just from description.

That police keep brutalizing and killing innocent people over and over and over again, maybe?

I’m just spitballing here, though.

And if they didn’t try to proactively be prepared and shit went down with not enough of them to handle it, you’d be shitting on them for slacking, right? Pick one.

There’s a lot of legitimate things to criticize MPD for, but being prepared like this when many other cities are doing the exact same thing should not be one of them.

I tried to get a job there last year, but the stupid USAJobs site is so awful.

Just reading fairly detailed descriptions of the video was really really bad. I’m not watching it. Awful.

> I wonder what you would have done if you did ?

Seriously, I have no idea. Thank god I didn’t.

Has that completely died now? (ie the calls for "truth" etc)

I had a guy come in to my dorm room in college while I was in bed already, and after talking to me for a bit in a super creepy way (tried to pretend to know my roommate), he grabbed my wallet from the dresser and took off.

I chased him down the hall!

I was a 120 lb girl and he was a 6'5 huge dude. I just...pure adrenaline-fueled instinct. No conscious thought at all.

Thankfully I didn't catch him, lol.

Yeah I was momentarily confused as to how they were able to chase it down, but then I remembered what the traffic near Union Station usually is like, lol.

This...was not fully thought through by the assailant, clearly.

> the girl sprayed it on her blankets because it gave her comfort.

Ugggggh that’s really sad given how it turned out.

> Once I get a response from them, I'll be contacting Robert White's office as well. Don't want to get too many wires crossed.

Honestly, I wouldn’t wait. I get wanting to avoid crossed wires, but I don’t think it can get worse, and since Allen might reach out to White anyway, his office hearing from both of you could be a good thing.

ETA: I’m sorry you’re going through all this. You sound incredibly well organized and well informed, so it’s clear this is all on the city to fix.

Yup my freshman year in college in SE Michigan we had over 70 straight days without sun. It was awful.

I remember as a kid trying to make rotten eggs to use for mischief, and we just couldn't get them to rot, even waiting for weeks with them. So frustrating, ha.

I was just going to suggest this. It's really easy to use, and I found $400 last year just typing my name in that I had no idea about (unrelated to a judgment, but you never know what might be there).

"Google Maps is now Google Cartography! You'll get all the features you loved in Google Maps in one handy location!"

6 months later...

"Google Cartography is no longer being supported with updates."

> But GM is much better for planning routes with multiple stops, searching for nearby destinations of interest,

Yup, the "search along way" feature is so so helpful, showing you which location of X chain restaurant or store or whatever is the least amount of detour. Very helpful on long trips.

>you people are disgusting

Kind of extreme, no?

Why not both?

>Seems like a waste of time and resources.

I kind of trust the hospital more than a random redditor to determine if that's a waste or not.