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I'm thinking of switching from my current provider (AT&T) and was wondering if anyone here has opinions on how well Mint works in and around Baltimore, or any other providers that are way cheaper than the big ones.

Taking my 11 year old son to OC for his first time there, and would like to get one of those funny cartoon drawings made of us, is there somewhere on the boardwalk or elsewhere that are still open? I will be there next Saturday and Sunday. TIA

I want to sell a car that I owe about 12K on, it is worth approx $23k. The lender said the buyer would need to payoff the loan first, which of course makes sense, but what protection would the buyer have? Is the easiest/safest way to go to a bank and have the buyer send a wire or something to the lender? I'd like to make this as easy and safe as possible for the buyer.

If it matters this is Westlake financial and their customer service is kinda disappointing, they do not have agents to speak with, only through chat.

My partner was a very avid rollerblader in their younger years and I want to surprise them with a day of skating, but not wanting to go to a place with lots of traffic/pedestrians etc. Any thoughts on somewhere we can go that is safe and not too crowded?

I used to take my vehicles to a mom and pop shop in Cockeysville for many years, the guy was the most honest mechanic I've ever dealt with and he was good too. Unfortunately he retired and I need some work done. I would prefer to take it somewhere between Timonium and Hunt Valley if possible. TIA

Rewatching S4 E1 and Gale is unboxing all of the really big lab equipment out of giant freight boxes, so the lab is already fully built. The thing is, as far as I know, there is only one door to access the lab, no freight elevator or opening large enough for those giant boxes to fit through, so how did they do it? Or is this a plot hole?

Always wondered what those guys were paid, at one point Mike says something to Werner along the lines of "you'll never need to work again " so I'm assuming its in the millions