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YoYoMoMa t1_iwpz6g2 wrote

Right. This was a month out. So not super far in advance, but not last minute.

The point is, saying Amtrak costs $20-50 is pretty disingenuous to what most people end up paying. Dropping down to $30 from $100 is significant for a lot of people. especially if it doesn't add too much time.

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lexabear t1_iwpyrml wrote

I didn't develop a point-based scoring system, but following your posts made me wish I had. I just have an overall descriptive rating. Likewise, no formal categories, but I think about things like size, quality of chips, quality of cheese, variety of toppings, and distribution of toppings. My findings so far have been that even mediocre nachos are still nachos, so no major disappointments this far.

So far our favorite has been El Buffalo in Canton. Looking forward to trying more nachos.

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harleyvrod09 t1_iwpxtuw wrote

Most people don’t realize but a lot of times you get roadside service from your cell phone carrier….. one of those extras that people rarely realize they have signed up for.

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railbirds t1_iwpxdp6 wrote

Not sure about cost, but if you call MDOT they will provide roadside assistance if you’re broken down on any interstate.

Worth a shot, hope this helps: 410-582-5650

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YoYoMoMa t1_iwpw68j wrote

To NYC? Even when I am booking months out for mid week midday departures I have never gotten anything below $50.

Like I just picked a random Friday in December and one way prices $104 for a 5am departure. $164 for anytime after that in the am. Only price lower than $100 gets you there after midnight.

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