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Grew up around this area. Bit rough but near the arboretum which is nice. And jimmy V’s.

Don't bother you'll fit right in

😂😂on the come up lol

Nope

RFK south east side parking lots

Steak salad or power Caesar (Salmon). Two martinis.

A steak

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What are the "general city issues" you speak of? What will the MPD crime map show?

Ozuki Salon in Georgetown is what you are looking for. I have only got haircut there though and it’s good.

https://www.ozukisalon.com/#pg-services

Yikes. You started strong then you went on the attack and lost all your credibility.

What’s more likely: that a BIPOC recognized profiling they’ve lived with their whole life, or that your “helpful” staffer who wouldn’t make eye contact was misunderstood?

I moved from Hill East last fall (after living there for a dozen years and just south of Gallaudet for four years before that) and was in the area a lot to go grocery shopping. That's why I said I wasn't comfortable.

This is a really disappointing non-apology. I’m even less inclined to shop at your store after seeing how you completely dismissed a legitimate complaint about a racist interaction by accusing a BIPOC customer of being too judgmental. Please learn from this experience and do better.

True, thanks. I'm not going to call.

Thanks -- if I call, I'll just ask if they have it and not go any further. I've already disputed the charges and canceled the card. The CC company were the ones who asked me if I'd made a police report -- but I don't feel right doing that when I have no proof and there could be another explanation.

Yes, I was handed a card reader to do the tip and was texted the receipt. At that point I would normally have been given the card and put it in my wallet. Hindsight has me seeing the interaction with some suspicion (the friendly distracting conversation was with another employee), but I think the other poster's suggestion just to call and see if they have it there would be the way to go (if anything).

But then if there are no cameras who to say suspect didn't accidently spray himself??

Even if you don’t intend to get them in trouble, the manager could easily figure out who was working if you called in and gave them info on your transaction.

The city took our trash can away because it was always full of lil baggies of doo and they couldn't be bothered to empty it weekly. There isnt a can in several blocks now and lots of trash.

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5th and M NW

The only question I’d ask the restaurant is if they have your card there in the lost and found as it’s the last place you used if/saw it.

If you haven’t already when they informed you of fraudulent charges, report it to your credit card company lost/stolen, dispute the charges you didn’t make, and get that card cancelled/a new one reissued. Your credit card company is your best bet here.

The police definitely won’t do anything for a lost/stolen credit card. They won’t do anything for break-ins, robberies, shootings, murder…so yeah.

I’m not quite following. You handed someone a card…but weren’t handed a card reader or a receipt to sign for the meal/drink? How? There needs to be proof of purchase given or displayed to you in some way.

Because in the “housing” those vouchers provide, the people are treated like prisoners and can be expelled onto the street for a minor infraction of policy. Tent life is infinitely more stable and thus safer for a long term houseless person. Again, this is just from talking to some tent residents in the neighborhood near me, but i think it’s very important to note that these people aren’t being unreasonable by wanting stable housing. We need a better solution

Familyyy Guyyyt, niceeeee

Just sing back at them xD