washingtonianprobs on Instagram would probably be happy to post it for you.

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LMAO! You got it there fellow redditor

Take my upvote

https://www.lx.com/politics/why-are-34-states-ignoring-a-law-designed-to-make-your-road-trip-easier/37399/ It actually is illegal to have different tolling methods across different states (since 2016) but there's no enforcement therefore no change

No no. 10 to 13 years. He might do 6.

Unfortunately, they have covered their ass. From the "Privacy Policy" on their web site (emphasis mine).

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Oh, very interesting. Are there any articles about this?

The entire country is a little edgier since COVID. DC is actually doing pretty good by comparison..

Probably indecent exposure arguably, sexual harassment if he doesn't stop when asked to? IANAL ofc, also mindset might be a requirement for some of the laws

Link?

Podcast I heard

DC isn't really building any of the 5 over 1 apartments that you're referring to by "paper mache". That's more of a suburban thing. The luxury apartments going up all around the city are concrete, brick, and steel and will likely stand the test of time just fine.

The 5 over 1 stick built complexes popping up along the fringes of downtowns across the US? Yeah those will be trash in less than a decade.

Link?

That makes sense. Thanks

Yes and no. That might be true for some aspects of the structure, but modern HVAC, electrical and plumbing have improved dramatically from just a few decades ago. Especially with the last two, the "barest minimum of code" is a trillion times safer and more reliable than code and materials from 50-100 years ago.

All comes down to upkeep, renovations, and just luck of the draw.

The old DC? Old DC was safe everywhere? Gtfo

I listened to a podcast but can't remember. They have under 15% now and were asked to not charge during last summer. 6x that amount needs more energy.

The chargers in cities need power . On the road too. It's a huge task that I don't think they will achieve more than 40%

Your link has nothing to do with that assertion on that particular study.

https://www.profsandpints.com/washingtondc

Degenerative disc disease in C3 and C5 vertebrae that is exacerbated by overactive/hyperactive upper traps

Lol, yes, in the near future, all cars in the US will be electric except for some conservative hold outs. The electric cars themselves will balance the grid https://www.wired.com/story/electric-vehicles-could-rescue-the-us-power-grid/

> In a workplace scenario this assuredly would be sexual harassment.

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Is it for migraine or something else?

I think this is a scam. I received something similar, check my account online, and none of the fees or charges were there. Just threw it away and moved on.