Where can I go to snack on food and use my laptop without homeless people strung out in md

[Anonymous]

I have tried Starbucks, whole foods, panera in Bethesda, Chevy chase and silver spring. I just want to buy food and use my laptop for work while I am waiting for my kids to be done with their sports.

[Anonymous]

hit spot and 120V for your minivan. That’s about it.

[Anonymous]

Kaldi Coffeehouse in Silver Spring. Love it.

[Anonymous]

It would be one thing if it was just the presence of homeless people around -- I don't have an issue for that and have empathy for people in that situation. But I've had recent experiences with people who were mentally unstable and/or on substances coming into places where I was working (including, in one instance, the public library) to harass employees and patrons, yell, play music on personal speakers, lay down or put feet on furniture, and a variety of other disruptive, harassing behaviors.

It does make me just want to stay home.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kaldi Coffeehouse in Silver Spring. Love it.

Ok great. Any other places that enforce vagrancy rules.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It would be one thing if it was just the presence of homeless people around -- I don't have an issue for that and have empathy for people in that situation. But I've had recent experiences with people who were mentally unstable and/or on substances coming into places where I was working (including, in one instance, the public library) to harass employees and patrons, yell, play music on personal speakers, lay down or put feet on furniture, and a variety of other disruptive, harassing behaviors.

It does make me just want to stay home.

No they should not be present in public places

[Anonymous]

Stay in your car.

[Anonymous]

Java Nation

[Anonymous]

Marriotts. I've worked from the outside patio at Seventh State and the restaurant at Pooks Hill.

[Anonymous]

Barnes and Noble.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It would be one thing if it was just the presence of homeless people around -- I don't have an issue for that and have empathy for people in that situation. But I've had recent experiences with people who were mentally unstable and/or on substances coming into places where I was working (including, in one instance, the public library) to harass employees and patrons, yell, play music on personal speakers, lay down or put feet on furniture, and a variety of other disruptive, harassing behaviors.

It does make me just want to stay home.

No they should not be present in public places

They don't have houses where TF else are they gonna be?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It would be one thing if it was just the presence of homeless people around -- I don't have an issue for that and have empathy for people in that situation. But I've had recent experiences with people who were mentally unstable and/or on substances coming into places where I was working (including, in one instance, the public library) to harass employees and patrons, yell, play music on personal speakers, lay down or put feet on furniture, and a variety of other disruptive, harassing behaviors.

It does make me just want to stay home.

No they should not be present in public places

They don't have houses where TF else are they gonna be?

Asylums

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It would be one thing if it was just the presence of homeless people around -- I don't have an issue for that and have empathy for people in that situation. But I've had recent experiences with people who were mentally unstable and/or on substances coming into places where I was working (including, in one instance, the public library) to harass employees and patrons, yell, play music on personal speakers, lay down or put feet on furniture, and a variety of other disruptive, harassing behaviors.

It does make me just want to stay home.

No they should not be present in public places

They don't have houses where TF else are they gonna be?

Asylums

Aka prisons got it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It would be one thing if it was just the presence of homeless people around -- I don't have an issue for that and have empathy for people in that situation. But I've had recent experiences with people who were mentally unstable and/or on substances coming into places where I was working (including, in one instance, the public library) to harass employees and patrons, yell, play music on personal speakers, lay down or put feet on furniture, and a variety of other disruptive, harassing behaviors.

It does make me just want to stay home.

No they should not be present in public places

They don't have houses where TF else are they gonna be?

Asylums

Because those were soooo good at keeping their patients healthy, safe, and ready to rejoin the outside world...

[Anonymous]

Java Nation and La Gelatteria in Kensington