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@Tesla_Analyst @datingbyblaine It is not the same metro area. It’s not in the dc metro area, it’s not terribly far outside of it, but that doesn’t make it in the dc metro area.

@datingbyblaine It is literally the same metro region. Logical to set your area all the way to Northern Virginia and the Philly suburbs as needed.

DC client says he deleted Hinge after matching with a cute doctor whose location was set to Georgetown. He's based in Georgetown too, and he’s excited. They're texting, she’s free Friday, he makes a reservation at his favorite neighborhood restaurant, then she texts… “I actually live in Baltimore, I just set my location to DC because the men here are awful. Can you meet somewhere closer to me?” 🙄

@datingbyblaine My wife set her location to my area in dc/northern Va but lived in Richmond. She was visiting DC and we met in the dc area. She didn’t ask to move the location of the date which is the big difference. On following dates we did some meeting in the middle or visits to each other.

@DropsZlla @MILKANDH3NNY Because this is recycled and was all over Twitter a while ago. Either last year or longer. People revive things to go viral off old news and that’s why people call it out. It often doesn’t seem accidental or that they truly just came across it.

@MILKANDH3NNY What are we not doing again?

We’re not doing this again

I talked a dad who told me he spent $10k a year on travel baseball between tourneys, travel, and gear for his son. He got a partial scholarship to D-2 school. If he had put the $10k in a mutual fund each year, he would have had about $190,000. The scholarship was $5k a year.

@stevemagness I used to think to myself, of course they’re good. They’re spending a ton of time playing and being creative. No one was forcing them, they simply loved to play.

@stevemagness I wonder if lesser played sports have a slight benefit to the overbearing parent simply because they’re less mainstream? I think talent and drive are still the overwhelming factors. I lived somewhere where a lot of good basketball players simply played really often.

If you want to "raise a D1 athlete" here's what works: 1. Stop trying to raise a D1 athlete Support your kid. Let them play whatever they want to play. Drive them to practice But it's got to come from them. They've got to want it. You can't force it. 2. Have great genetics

@moultano Doesn’t make any sense to me either.

Seeing $28 lunch floating by on the feed made me wonder if I was out of touch, so I checked chipotle around here, not a cheap area. Burritos are still $10.50, and more food than I can eat in one sitting. What are y'all doing?

@maustermuhle The fact they are willing to give away 100k says a lot about just how much they’re raking in on fees. I think ticket scalping for excessive fees really provides no utility for anyone besides people hoarding tickets or making it hard for people to buy directly.

Worth noting that the D.C. Council is considering a bill that would cap ticket resale prices on platforms like StubHub, which has been lobbying against the measure.

It’s funny how people experience one version of DC and swear they know the whole city. Maybe DC isn’t boring, maybe you keep moving through the same spaces with the same people, expecting a different experience.

Georgetown Cupcake says an arrest has been made in the keg window smash case.

@Pizzzer I didn’t realize this happened. Congrats man!!

@bankertobuilder Heartwarming!

This is amazing! When a little league ran out of money and couldn't maintain its field, a local developer came in, bought the field, and redeveloped it into a parking lot for the nearby data center He even kept the baseball diamond visible in the parking lot to give it some character We need more of this in our communities!

@TODNewsHub I didn’t realize that power plant was not in operation

Alexandria is about to use public financing to transform a dead waterfront power plant into an entirely new neighborhood 🤯🔥 The city is proposing a $135 MILLION financing deal to help redevelop the old Potomac River Power Plant site into: 🏠 1,000+ homes 🎭 Arts + cultural space 🛍️ Retail + restaurants 🌳 Massive waterfront public spaces All on 19 acres directly on the Potomac River. The craziest part? Officials say the investment could unlock more than $2 BILLION in private development and completely reshape Old Town North. #Alexandria #VA #Virginia #NoVA #DMV #OldTown

@chaos_gent @m_depo34 @AaronCornielle I don’t think they are. I think they’re struggling because things are expensive in general, not because they are buying $28 lunch. I think $28 lunch is a red herring. So Kevin is pretending they’re all doing that, and conversely this thread is pretending a normal lunch is $28

@m_depo34 @AaronCornielle Do you honestly think poor GenZ’s are out buying $28 lunches? Do you honestly believe that? Do you think Kevin O’Leary is smart?

Ah yes, why are people spending $28 on lunch and not why is lunch $28. Great analysis.

@AaronCornielle @dherrick_ There are a lot of lunch options for prepared food that is not $28. Overall food prices are up and more expensive, but $28 is NOT the average price.

@Crack_Snaacker @OriginalHater @kristelxo To be fair this is the 3rd time I’ve seen it lately. I’m online a lot though haha

@OriginalHater @kristelxo First time for me. Maybe you need a break from social media?

Being 43 is wild. People your age are living completely different lives. Some are grandparents. Some are raising toddlers. Some are newly divorced. Some are newly engaged. Some haven’t slept in three years. Some are in St. Tropez posting Aperol spritzes from a yacht. Some look 25. Some look like they personally remember the invention of Tupperware. Nobody got the same assignment.

@FairfaxCountyPD “What in the world are you doing??” 🤣🤣🤣

Ma’am we are confused that YOU are confused 😐

@SpencerSays This man really hates Georgetown, sheesh

Breaking: DC police say the guy who threw a keg into Georgetown Cupcake on Sunday night is also suspected of another property damage case on Friday April 24 downtown on the 1900 block of M Street NW

@discoque92 Yea… in reality there’s not a good reason that anyone needs to get in a brawl in navy yard (or anywhere). There just isn’t. Unfortunately the reason people end up thinking fighting in a chipotle is a good idea is a result of multiple things failing far before their current age

I try to think with empathy. How would I feel if I lived in Navy Yard? What if I had small children? I'd want my neighborhood to be safe.

@CadessborX @7NewsDC @Oilfield_Rando If you’re racist and make assumptions I guess, otherwise most people would just note that it’s a large family and keep scrolling.

@7NewsDC @Oilfield_Rando Rafael Jauregui is taking his 7 kids to a Nats game on a Saturday night and eating out. You just know tax dollars are paying for that

7News spoke with that man Monday; his name is Rafael Jauregui and he said he had taken his seven kids to the Nationals-Orioles game Saturday, then bought them dinner at the Chipotle. The five youngest kids, ranging in age from a four-year-old girl to a 14-year old boy, were with Rafael in the restaurant when he says a fight broke out. Jauregui said he and the kids were backed into a corner. “My son said on the way home, 'Papa, I can’t unsee that,'" he said. MORE: bit.ly/4tIGl8M