I think you're missing the point, he wants his kid to be able to SEE the game.

Have you used one? The apps restrict where you can park them, you have to take a picture of them to verify and if you park them improperly the user gets fined. What can the scooter company do to prevent a random drunk pedestrian from picking up a parked scooter and tossing them in the harbor?

What do you propose the city do to the scooter companies? They have paid for a permit to operate in the city to provide transportation. They already don't want their scooters in the harbor to begin with as it is a loss of revenue and then they have to pay to replace the scooter. The company itself isn't the ones tossing them into the harbor.

Sometimes I really want the thick greasy cheesy pizza that Royal puts out, but objectively the quality isn't great.

You're not asking for facts and hard numbers and you're not asking for what u/Moongdss74 thinks so what are you asking for? Are you asking for people to define entitlements again?

I don't think the people riding dirt bikes illegally through the city just want a place to ride safely....

Not only that, but how do you expect people to get the dirt bikes there to ride them in the first place? Not like they are going to load them up on a trailer and drive them to it.

Oh joy. I grew up here, moved to Baltimore right after college spent my 20's living in the city and have just moved back for suburban life can't wait for stuff like that to happen...

Well that sucks, guess Supreme isn't replacing Barbells anytime soon.

Can someone explain how this may impact the normal person's everyday life? As long as my card still works at the Gym, the pools in the summer, the trails are maintained to go running and the tennis courts are lit I'm a happy camper.

Edit: This wasn't rhetorical, I am genuinely curious how this is going to impact day to day life for a very average CA member.

If you don't mind sharing what apartment complex is this? Have you considered going to the local news? This lack of decency would definitely be picked up by WBAL/WJZ on your side and the parent company won't want the bad press.

I use T-mobile, I guess I didn't convey that clearly enough. I just knew Mint uses T-mobile's network so I felt I could speak on the reliability of the network.

Parts of deep creek I have had cell service with T-mobile and parts I have had absolutely nothing, same with my friends who had Verizon at the time. It has been three years since I've been.

As far as places I've been surprised where service sucked, no not at all, only been exceptional cases far from home.

you will be fine in Columbia, don't expect that to be the same if you go anywhere rural on vacation. Mint uses the Tmobile network which I use and is completely fine 99% of the time, though I've been on vacation and just had zero cell service when people I'm with who have verizon have full coverage. To be fair though the places were the middle of no where on ski trips or in national parks. Both places I am not near often, but the chances of me needing a cell phone for an emergency there are quite high compared to being home.

Columbia Association, be a lifeguard. Its a chill job with reasonable hours with everyone around your age. They pay for your training which includes CPR training. You stay in shape, get decent pay and get a free CA membership.