>That selling point is totally shot now.

The upstairs bar area has been closing before the downstairs since well before COVID. People always tended to migrate down there as the night went on even if upstairs was opened.

So much so it’s now Wet City, ha

Lol. How much do you think the poor pay in taxes?

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I remember when the smoking ban took effect. Daughterys was never the same, ha

Resurrection and Ozzy, woke up with my boots in my roommates fish tank…they were great times.

> The insurance companies basically never pay the listed fee but instead pay negotiated fees based on their precedent with the facility.

My insurance company does that all the time for my wife's bloodwork. Latest EOB LabCorp claimed it cost $384 and the insurance said "fuck you here's $17."

Nah. My man is the stuff of legend

This is the way

This thread Baltimores.

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It's a bad city for food

Taxation is theft. People could afford a lot of their daily needs if they were allowed to keep their hard-earned wages.

And Amsterdam Falafel

No, it was my fault. I definitely miss the going out scene in midtown 2010-2014 tho. I haven’t thought about Dionysus in years! Their wings were so good lol

I’m sure you are right. My bar days were over before Daughtery’s closed. I think I misread your initial comment

Read a book, little baby.

You live in Virginia.

All good. Now for a real improvement. Re-establish vocational and business programs and include a serious job placement system. graduating from high school with no marketable skill is not a happy ending story.

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It opened for about a month in 2019... Not sure what happened lol

Got blackout off resurrections and beazly’s, woken up fully clothed with shoes on more times then I care to admit having nightcaps there. Those were golden years

Baltimore is not a cruise ship. Restaurants work on the concept that there is a profit to be made or else they don't stay in business. Getting labor to work late night would be more expensive than during the day. One would have to put the restaurateur in an area they could be certain that it would draw a crowd. Even Sip & Bite is no longer open in the wee hours. So there will need to be some location and incentive to be open.

Oh I remember that whole ordeal and I’ve meet her several times, she’s VERY interesting she got those properties in a divorce if I recall.

I didn’t mean Brewers opened 15 years ago to clarify. Dionysus closed in 2011. And then club chuck was closed for several years between now and 2011. There weren’t as many mid ranges spots when Liam Flynn and Daughtery’s closed. But now there’s so many quality alternatives in adjacent neighborhoods