Recent comments in /f/arlingtonva

Not_Buying OP t1_j6msujk wrote

I’m wondering if they’d make more by dropping the price and attracting more members. The gym is massive and there was maybe like 10 people there during a weekday.

Even with the “fee reduction” for lower income residents, it’s still way too much for a publicly funded facility.

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DUNGAROO t1_j6ka78b wrote

Reply to comment by relikter in EV charging availability by Parscival

Very EV friendly area. Of the 4 Arlington apartment buildings I’ve lived in, 2 have had EV charging stations that almost never get used.

That said, if you plan on commuting by car tolls will be a bigger problem than charging. 66 uses demand-driven toll pricing during rush hour and 267 is a toll road at all times. It can really add up.

The silver line is a practical option if your office is close to the station. Super early in the AM or late at night can be less so. Long waits and sketchy people (at least in DC proper. Less so in Arlington and probably very rare in FFX/Loudoun since the stations are above ground)

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relikter t1_j6k3kwl wrote

Reply to comment by Parscival in EV charging availability by Parscival

If you're commuting from N. Arlington (along the Orange+Silver line) to McLean, you'll have no trouble at all using metro. If you're in S. Arlington, I'd recommend a car for that commute. You'll also find ample charging options in Tysons/McLean.

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Kung-Fu_Tacos OP t1_j6j2ne0 wrote

Thanks for the tip! I was looking at the Nighthawk menu around the time I posted this. Was a little annoyed that they're charging an extra $5 for a Detroit style pizza (8x10 = 80 sq inches) that's half the size of their regular pizza (14 inch circle -> 49*pi = 153 sq inches).

I get that it's thicker/ more dough but it's already a $16 personal cheese pizza don't need to add $5 for a different style.

Still going to give them a shot though, maybe it's worth the extra.

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