I would like to hear what “infrastructure” means.

So his top 4?

If you’re willing to Uber 5 minutes, there is a couple of great spots in Remington. My top 2 are R. House and JBGB’s. The latter does brick oven pizza and has a whole animal butchery right within the restaurant - it’s fantastic. There is a fun dive bar called the Ottobar that usually hosts local live music if you’re into that too

Dylan's Oyster Cellar and then Bluebird for cocktails. Finish the night at Griffith's, Zissimo's, or Frijoles.

Yes, thanks

Pauline Gee’s if in the mood for pizza, Charmery for dessert, Nepenthe for cocktails and/or beer, Food Market for nice dinner

Try the El Heffe Plop drink at Holy Frijoles. Enjoy it with some excellent pinball.

Avenue Kitchen and Bar is dope

“Just $70 million more for the police I swear this time it’ll work”

The Governor of MD not supporting or active detracting the largest city in his state for almost a decade straight is definitely a problem

This is a good date right here

The Charmery for dessert

Cosima has great cocktails and food.

Cocktails at The Bluebird and dinner at La Cuchara.

Nice, I love walking the umbc campus. There are trails and the pond, it's a nice spot that isn't heavily trafficked

This is a pretty great photo of UMBC

Ha, I think it might be slightly bad writing with not enough commas used, lol. I actually took it as three things---infrastructure and quality of life grouped together, in the sense of infrastructure condition being a quality of life indicator. So maybe it should read: Scott said his top three priorities are public safety, the environment, and infrastructure & quality of life...?

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Ah gotcha

But it’s easier to blame him.

It's just that they've moved from 29th and Remington to down on like 21st and Charles

This is gorgeous.

What about a grocery store? I started working at one at age 16.

> The mayor said he's seeking $20 million in state aid to help the Baltimore Police Department improve and modernize, $50 million to design and construct two new police districts in northwest and northeast Baltimore...

Can't wait for yet another year of seeing/hearing Harford County and out-of-state clowns continue to talk about how "this is what happens when you defund the police" despite literally the opposite happening.

> ...and $100 million to address vacant properties and eliminate blight. > > He admitted it's an ambitious agenda but said he's optimistic with the incoming leadership across state government in Democrats from Baltimore, including Gov.-elect Wes Moore.

...show the plan?

We deserve so much better...fucking Dixon

Also yeah I get there are tons of things that mayor's, governors, presidents promise that can't be done for any number of reasons but, as you said, transparency is paramount. I'd rather someone say I screwed up then to keep spouting bullshit that will never happen. Although I do think I am somewhat rare in that as most constituents just want results or at least feel good speeches in lieu of results.