That’s not an age thing, it’s a photo filter thing.

If you want to limit DC to DC car-less residents only, these establishments you enjoy visiting will no longer exist. Like it or not, the DC economy depends on people traveling in from Virginia, Maryland and beyond to be what it is. You would definitely miss them.

When I complain about the drivers here, which is basically an hourly occurrence, if I’m with my dad he always likes to remind me that half the people on the road are of below average intelligence…

I know a lady out in the Delaplane area that breeds Jack Russell Terriers. A few years back Georgetown was doing a pilot program with a group of JRT breeders on rat control. They would get together and bring their dogs in the city at like 2am after the restaurants closed and let them run wild in the alleys...not sure if its still happening or not...

Just to be clear, it’s not illegal to break your lease. You can very legally do so at any time. However, if you do vacate your apartment you may still be financially liable for rent until your landlord can re-let your unit (which he/she has a legal obligation to do as quickly as possible.) However, landlords have obligations to provide you with a habitable premise under the law. If they do not do so they can be considered in breach of their obligations to you under the lease, allowing you to get out of it without penalty. From here on our document everything in writing, keep meticulous records of maintenance and pest issues, all emails when you reported them, etc. Then contact DC’s tenant assistance folks and speak to them about options. You likely have to give your landlord reasonable opportunity to remedy the issues, but if they do not, notify them you are considering this breach of your lease which allows you to terminate immediately.