Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:"downtown" Bethesda is a joke. Shouldn't even be compared to Tysons
Really? I love going to downtown Bethesda. There are some great shops and cafes and the farmers market is fun.
Anonymous wrote:"downtown" Bethesda is a joke. Shouldn't even be compared to Tysons
Anonymous wrote:Obviously Bethesda if you can afford it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have to laugh if someone thinks Tysons is equivalent to Bethesda.
I live in Bethesda and have worked in Tysons for 15 years. Tysons is the armpit of the entire DC area. A bunch of people who think, or have a lot of money, but absolutely no class. Random buildings, massive streets, zero walkability and people who overextend themselves. It truly is a bizarre area and the major reason why I WFH most of the time.
If I never needed to step foot in Tysons ever again my life would be 100% better. Do people actually say they want to go have date night in Tysons Corner, VA?!
If people think a date in Bethesda is a big deal, they probably don’t have end up having second dates.
That might explain some of the over-the-top, incel-level hostility in your post.
Anonymous wrote:Both are nice places to live with good public schools.
I would NOT want to cross the river every day to work. That commute is just awful. Not many bridges across the river, so alternate routes are very limited. Every day the Potomac bridges’ multiple issues-du-jour are mentioned during commute times on WTOP-FM’s traffic reports.
If I worked in MD, I would live in MD. If I worked in VA, then I would live in VA. If worked in DC, I might live either place, but only after understanding the specific commute options for my workplace.
Anonymous wrote:Got kids?
UVA or UMD in state tuition costs.
Anonymous wrote:I have to laugh if someone thinks Tysons is equivalent to Bethesda.
I live in Bethesda and have worked in Tysons for 15 years. Tysons is the armpit of the entire DC area. A bunch of people who think, or have a lot of money, but absolutely no class. Random buildings, massive streets, zero walkability and people who overextend themselves. It truly is a bizarre area and the major reason why I WFH most of the time.
If I never needed to step foot in Tysons ever again my life would be 100% better. Do people actually say they want to go have date night in Tysons Corner, VA?!
Anonymous wrote:I have to laugh if someone thinks Tysons is equivalent to Bethesda.
I live in Bethesda and have worked in Tysons for 15 years. Tysons is the armpit of the entire DC area. A bunch of people who think, or have a lot of money, but absolutely no class. Random buildings, massive streets, zero walkability and people who overextend themselves. It truly is a bizarre area and the major reason why I WFH most of the time.
If I never needed to step foot in Tysons ever again my life would be 100% better. Do people actually say they want to go have date night in Tysons Corner, VA?!
Anonymous wrote:I have to laugh if someone thinks Tysons is equivalent to Bethesda.
I live in Bethesda and have worked in Tysons for 15 years. Tysons is the armpit of the entire DC area. A bunch of people who think, or have a lot of money, but absolutely no class. Random buildings, massive streets, zero walkability and people who overextend themselves. It truly is a bizarre area and the major reason why I WFH most of the time.
If I never needed to step foot in Tysons ever again my life would be 100% better. Do people actually say they want to go have date night in Tysons Corner, VA?!