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CatDisco99 t1_jac8q96 wrote
Reply to comment by NorseTikiBar in D.C. Tenants in Rent-Controlled Units Could See as Much as 8.9 Percent Increases by rennbrig
Not necessarily. They’ve basically met the market at this point, with the exception of some of the newer buildings that are vastly overcharging.
nakoros t1_jac8jkh wrote
Reply to comment by romanceordelusion in how to thrive in dc with no big city experience? by Fresh_Dragonfruit702
I acknowledge their existence, apologize, and say I don't have cash (which is usually true, I prefer to not carry cash).
Clearancelawyer t1_jac8hjw wrote
Where is the link to the website? It looks like it was removed.
PeterNiers t1_jac8fj2 wrote
Reply to comment by Natural_Image_275 in two car jackings one person shot by MyTornArsehole
That’s Big Pete to you, you used tampon
FoggyBottomBreakdown t1_jac8ejj wrote
Reply to comment by Fatcat336 in Non-intense workout classes? by Fatcat336
I’m not going to say it doesn’t exist, but if you were to go try a CrossFit gym and found yourself being yelled at, I would definitely go to another one!
4look4rd t1_jac8649 wrote
I get a veggie delivery per week $25-35, and spend about $100 on Costco every two weeks. Adding another $50 for adhoc trips per week.
So about $400/month for two people. I cook everything from scratch, but buy more premium ingredients, I eat meat but not every day.
sg8910 t1_jac84v2 wrote
Reply to comment by walkallover1991 in What do you spend per month on groceries in DC? by questionsbecause
same, buy fresh stuff every few days, safeway prices are best because of the online just for you coupons, go to whole foods once in a while for good beef or fish
sg8910 t1_jac7w03 wrote
Giant is so so overpriced, i love safeways online coupon system, just for U tracks exactly what you buy and clip coupons on the app, i save like 4 or 5 bucks each visit. i shop every 3 days for what i need , i dont like buyig too much at once, because i overbuy and tend to stock stuff i dont eat
CatDisco99 t1_jac7vnk wrote
Reply to comment by shibby3388 in What do you spend per month on groceries in DC? by questionsbecause
The Adams Morgan Safeway is the Salvadorian Safeway!
RepresentativeOk6588 t1_jac7v8y wrote
Reply to comment by RamekinThief in two car jackings one person shot by MyTornArsehole
wow
zooegirlll t1_jac7v4y wrote
According to my apple card, for me and my partner (we’re vegan + shop at Whole Foods), we spend $455 a month on groceries and ~$250 on takeout/eating out. Definitely more than I would want to spend.
RepresentativeOk6588 t1_jac7u5m wrote
Reply to comment by ClusterFugazi in two car jackings one person shot by MyTornArsehole
the biggest trope of all, we should send the people who say that back to the 90's in a time machine, utterly absurd. The DC public schools shut down during the pandemic and this is, in part, the result
Rude_Macaroon3741 t1_jac7tbm wrote
Reply to comment by PalpitationNo3106 in Things DC does really well by erichinnw
Wow never heard of that and certainly didn’t get a higher deposit back when I was a renter here? Thank you - I need to go look into this bc we are about move to London for a few years and plan to rent out our house while we’re gone.
RepresentativeOk6588 t1_jac7pf9 wrote
Reply to comment by pro-laps in two car jackings one person shot by MyTornArsehole
that is the under
AOBCD-8663 t1_jac7mq2 wrote
About $180-200 per week for two people and we order dinner once or twice a week. Big meal cooked on Sunday to last to Tuesday and a mid week meal cooked on Wednesday.
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Rude_Macaroon3741 t1_jac7mjz wrote
Reply to comment by borneoknives in Things DC does really well by erichinnw
We live just a few blocks away and love it ! My toddler points out the library whenever we pass by and don’t stop in. We also learned about Dolly Parton’s free books bc of one of the librarians there :)
Lfc-96 t1_jac7erj wrote
450$ a month / couple / shop mostly at Aldi
I make mostly curry’s and tofu dishes but one thing I’ve done that really saves money is make whatever I eat at home. Every week I make a large batch of granola, pastas/wonton wrappers, and a couple loads of bread that will last and try to plan my meals around this. I don’t have the most sophisticated pallet but if you plan your meals out and learn some DIY tricks to save money, you can bring down your grocery bill.
*Side note - I probably would not do all the cooking at home if I didn’t have a stand mixer and WFH
sg8910 t1_jac7el8 wrote
Reply to comment by BigLeagueBanker69 in Things DC does really well by erichinnw
very good point about the feeling of spaciousness, open feeling, its so importat for well being and stress:)
questionsbecause OP t1_jac7azb wrote
Reply to comment by Gladdy_Voice in What do you spend per month on groceries in DC? by questionsbecause
guessing forcing $150 of spend at WF is going to be more more expensive than TJs. Unfortunate bc I do love WF produce.
questionsbecause OP t1_jac77tf wrote
Reply to comment by WontStopAtSigns in What do you spend per month on groceries in DC? by questionsbecause
thanks - I do have this card but figure TJs is still cheaper for food.
VSVP t1_jac6io1 wrote
Reply to comment by UmbralRaptor in What do you spend per month on groceries in DC? by questionsbecause
Everyone is here talking about groceries and I’m here wondering where I can find a 1450/mo apartment in DC.
Mattturley t1_jac6i87 wrote
Reply to comment by xiefeilaga in Things DC does really well by erichinnw
NYC Street Schmegma.
AUBlazin t1_jac6bpz wrote
Man you wanna see something wild hangout at the CVS in Tenleytown between 2:30-3:30. I’ve seen kids flash mob the store, run down the aisles hands out just knocking everything off the shelf. It’s mostly the Deal middle schoolers. They use to not allow students in but then DC said that was illegal. I only worked in that area for ~8 months and I’d never seen anything like it. Then a freshman at Willson broke a work van window with a butt slam right after school; got it all on video. Kids are reckless
ExpertComfortable761 t1_jac8ujv wrote
Reply to Why are the kids in NE so terrible? by schmillischnede_dad
The prep school kids are entitled brats who have never been told no. The kids are probably hoping they will get caught and their parents will be forced to actually interact with them. That type of parent spends a lot of money on a private school that will raise their kid so they don't have to.