Proper portion sizes for a meal

That's OP's schtick

Food from Nice, France is Mediterranean but it's not the same. I thought I had seen some Lebanese items on the menu but I may have been thinking somewhere else.

I could be wrong about Lebanese, might be mixing them up, but menu doesn't look Turkish

They are Lebanese as far as I know

Edit: mixed it up with Byblos

You mean your life hasn't changed from this?

I have never seen this, and I will say that port wine cheese is definitely not as popular as it once was, whether at restaurants or in stores. But, it could become cool again like pimento cheese. Good luck, and you're not alone: https://www.foodandwine.com/appetizers/port-wine-cheese-ball

Bit of a hike but there are 3 Value Villages just north of DC that have always been pretty good. I've heard good things about the Savers, I think the one closer to Parkville but it might be the other in Timonium.

You're getting down voted because you have not made it clear how that leads to profit for the company. A business doesn't do things out of the kindness of their hearts, they do it if they think it leads to profits.

Disagree, they have areas that sell everything from kitchenware to minor appliances to beauty and health products. Great Wall has Chinese medicine.

Yeah living in Fed Hill puts you on 95 or 295 in matter of minutes. You can drive to green line or red line or all the way in. Canton also has that but there's a toll and the tunnels can get blocked up (even if there are 2)

WHOOPS

I recently had at Claddagh and they were pretty good. Really crispy and saucy.

Edit: Claddagh (not Looney's)

That's a good one

Dr. Peter Weller*

Fortunately there is a huge, informed Jewish community nearby to help clear things up provide some insight to everyone involved (except maybe ye)

Have you tried calling, maybe they got hacked or something. I've never ordered from there but a $30 personal cheese pizza seems pretty over the top.

Wow I can't believe you called it mayo instead of mayonnaise, are you looking for clout points?

This is a really aggressive response to a very inane trend. I was in Portland, ME recently and "sando" was more common than "sandwich" and i didn't even think about the Japanese connection.

So you don't need a doctor at the helm, you have a whole team of people that write copy, make sure it's accurate, do further research to make sure it's effective to audiences (like focus groups) then re-do it if anything needs changing, make sure it's still accurate, then run it. Typically for seasonal (or longer) campaigns, not one-off social posts.

Yeah actually this is pretty popular in the public health, social marketing, and behavior change community. Research backed approaches to getting people to act in healthy ways. PSAs, major health campaigns, stuff like that. Everything from anti-tobacco to exercise to vaccines require SMEs to work with marketers.

Stackhouse beer selection is amazing too. Maine Brewing on draft is always a good choice

Old Bay honey wings also good

Fresh squeeze orange juice (or grapefruit) vodka or matching flavored vodka, sprite (or soda water), triple sec. That's your orange crush.