That's not a matter of those outlets being in Baltimore.

Good luck keeping it safe! Who is going to agree to manage that operation? Seems like a recipe for going out of business / lawsuits

That’s the main criticism I would expect.

That’s an interesting idea, I’m not sure the residents in the area would want that though.

Plus, it’s BYOB.

Not available at my address. Womp Womp. Thanks tho

The Eastern Shore of Maryland is really beautiful. Lots of water, lots of farms, lots of forest, and a few amazing beaches. Come visit sometime!

In this thread: everyone's a vegan and disgusted.

Until someone hands them a soft crab sandwich platter

Depending on where you live, Verizon home 5G is available

https://www.verizon.com/5g/home/#checkAvailability

Did you listen to the podcast or are you just responding to the question?

Check my recommendations out in my other post. Justin usually attends the convention.

Papers are made from plant cellulose. I doubt any company is sourcing their supplies from such a different place or material that they don’t have the same thing as every other brand. Like there’s heavy metals in rice and whatever else. Welcome to the 21st century where you and your loved ones are surrounded by poison.

It works well for us. Streaming services and 'normal' internet use. It's not great for a power user, but it's fine for us. Been on it for over a year now

The two absolute best tattoo artists in MD are on Facebook. Look for Justin Holcombe in the northeast corner of MD, or Ashley Cooksey in southern MD.

Justin Holcombe might be the best portrait artist in the US. Possibly the world and he's relatively cheap and easy to work with but works only limitedly now. I'll attempt to post links... Remove the extra dots ...https://www.facebook.com/JustinHolcombemd?mibextid=ZbWKwL...

...https://www.facebook.com/ashley.cooksey.5?mibextid=ZbWKwL....

Eastern shore of MD and NJ is straight garbage. Like a dumpster with poop and fish guts.

Do you have the unlimited plan? I could only get the data cap plan

If you want a chill/quiet atmosphere to work you should really consider getting a (free) library card and posting up in one of them! They obviously have wifi and most usually have some cool things like 3D printers or tool libraries. Plus it gets you access to streaming services like Kanopy.

I ditched Comcast for T-Mobile. It's been great

Maybe of interest, I like his work https://instagram.com/brettburnham?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

There’s a shop in Hampden between Hickory and Falls on 36th

All of them. It is 2023. They all have wifi.

But where is best to work is up to you. Time of day, location, what kind of environment you want (do you want quiet coffee shop vibe like Artifact, big cafeteria like R House, or what?)

Which are chill about posting up and working? That depends on you. Order stuff and tip well. If tables fill up at all, leave so they have room for paying customers. They make money on flipping tables, so make sure you don’t sit at one all day without paying them for it. Besides that, they literally don’t give a fuck. They’re there to make money, and a quiet person on a laptop is just as fine as a fun group getting rowdy, if the pay is the same.

Chapterhouse for sure, there are also some really talented artists in Bel Air but they can be hard to get in with.

That’s when you walk into their cars just to fuck with them /s

I think its telling that so many mainstream outlets in baltimore proceed from the assumption that their audience has zero real world knowledge.

I mean, you also have to then consider the counter-question: does Baltimore City need school busses? A lot of cities go without them and rely on their public transit network.