It’s a forced holster zone. You can go into these but you need to level up your melee skill first. Kind of annoying the way the devs force it, but some places it makes sense. Loot’s not worth the hassle and wanted level imo.

That’s a tragic story.

Five guys machines never broke

I just moved here from Texas and we had Daiso stores everywhere. I just looked and it looks like the closest one is in NJ or NY. Not that it's helpful. I used to love going there and now am hoping they get one in state somewhere.

I dunno what "asian dollar store" entails but there's a sweet little 'mall' underground in the Catonsville Hmart shopping center called BeSeTo. They stock mostly Korean and Japanese home goods and knick-knacks. Great place if you need a giant stainless steel prep bowl, or cute chopsticks, or scrubby washcloths, or... many other things! My husband's prized personal-sized Zojirushi rice cooker came from there. Definitely stocking stuffers-worthy.

You hit the nail on the head when you mentioned that they are perfectly intelligent young men and women.

That being the case use this opportunity to teach them street smarts.

If the rest of us can learn them why can't they?

S Carey, I think. Tyree did a bunch of them

The Dollar Shop in Elkridge in the shopping center at Washington Boulevard and Montgomery Road is an Asian Dollar Store like you describe. I get unusual stocking stuffers there.

Search for:

• Hmart
• lotte markets

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Rip mr no shoot zone😷

What's wrong with educating people who are going to be out and about and be absolutely clueless in the process?

It's a wonderful opportunity for young folks to learn something new. They are young adults that clearly come from a bubble and the primary focus is apparently to preserve that bubble rather than to help them grow as people.

This isn't really about safety, it's about appeasing people with means who clearly could care less about the city or it's people.

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Good one

These are all around the city. What's special about this one?

Find a lower priced airBnB? I know a lot of hate is circulating on reddit about fees costing more than the rental, and that's out there, but it isn't every listing.

Not sure how it is a little further down but when I went to school at Loyola, Charles street was considered safe. York road on the other hand….

“No shoot zone!” = “Stab Zone” according to Tyree

Or we could make the area safer with an increased police presence.

If people are that pressed for shakes then they should be willing to pay for them.

Look at university groups students tend to move out around May and look for subletters.

Then why not teach it to them as part of urban studies?

chick fil a milkshakes!

Why bother fixing the BPD when you can just hire their rejects onto a force even less accountable to the public? No way that could go wrong.

I may have posted this before, I worked on the Homewood campus for four years. The students were for the most part good kids - the majority of whom had no clue how to be aware when walking around a city environment. None. They would get harassed, jumped, and almost killed on Charles Street because even though you're smart enough to get into JHU, that doesn't mean you have common sense or street smarts.