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I just tried The Frank in LPH on State between W 8th and Gest for lunch. The birria sandwich was phenomenal, and the staff is great. Highly recommended if you're in the area around lunch time.

If you know anyone who lives in Ohio, then please ask them to write their state reps and senators about supporting SJR 7. It would allow municipalities to use LVT if passed.

Senator Blessing has a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow for municipalities to use a land value tax. He's a republican who I don't know much about outside of this one topic, but I'm a staunch liberal who strongly supports switching from property taxes to land value taxes for a multitude of reasons. I'm more than happy to discuss the benefits to anyone interested. Alternatively, you can dig around the Georgism sub (just be aware that you might run into some single taxer evangelists over there). Adam Smith, John Stuart Mill, and Henry George also had a lot to say on this topic if you prefer a deeper dive, and I think some youtubers also have good videos on it that I can di

I've bought two FlexSeries shavers in the past six months after switching from a Remmington that I was worried was going to damage my hearing, and it's a great product when it works. The problem is that the charging circuit on the first one died after five months. Thinking that it was an unlikely defect (hey, it's got great reviews and works well usually), I bought a replacement. The second one's charging circuit survived a month. I've sent a warning to their customer service department telling them that probably received a bad batch of parts for the charging circuit, or they have QA problem. I figured I'd get the word out if anyone is thinking of using the product.

I recently meandered through LPH for the first time since my grade school soccer days down at Evans Fields, and the neighborhood is strikingly beautiful. The apartment buildings and rowhouses are really cool, the little art deco fire station is really cute, and Oyler School is shockingly gorgeous. It's interesting to see such beautiful old architecture in a neighborhood like LPH, which, as far as I know, has never been a particularly wealthy or desirable neighborhood thanks to its proximity to industry along the Mill Creek and all the fun illnesses associated it in olden times and its proximity to the municipal wastewater facility and viaducts in more recent times. Does anyone know of any

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1.79 ERA. You can't square up Andrew Abbott.