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Have you found a good way to try to repair the ones that bent? Why replace it? Was the old one too badly damaged? Thank you!

How is parking your car in DC? Is it best to leave car in hotel & Uber - Metro to the sights

is it comfortable for long day wear??

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Thank you! This was the only video that helped me to change my seat

We are headed there in a couple of weeks...this video was helpful and enjoyable, thank you!

I have pink stuff and never crossed my mind to clean my bbq grill with it. I had so much oxidation on it and it came off right away. If course you have to scrub a bit hard but I was amazed by what this stuff can do.

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I've considered staying at a Huntington Beach resort hotel. Great review. Thank you!

As a 3rd generation DC resident (rare), few notes: 1. If you thought May was chaotic, Cherry Blossom season is worse. 2. George Washington’s Mount Vernon, south of Alexandria, is not on the Metro, but worth the trip. Not only do they maintain the mansion, but also many of the support buildings and the farms. They also have a very nice museum covering both Washington and the enslaved people who lived on the estate. 3. There is a 3rd airport - Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. It isn’t connected to Metro, but it is connected to commuter rail that will take you to a Metro station. 4. Beware of those intern lead Capitol tours. The interns aren’t trained for the tour and some of the “facts” they provide are incorrect. They do try their best and it is a great way to connect with your representative, but there are limitations.

I'm so glad I stumbled upon this video! This hass been super helpful! My family and I are actually going to DC for the first time in literally a week from me watching this video. We are also staying at the same hotel so this video has literally been perfect. Thank you so much for sharing! :)

Come in October, rent a car and go leaf peeping. Also go to Annapolis. You can drive to sites for a weekend or week in the periphery and be busy. Also see Mt. Vernon and Baltimore Inner Harbour. Most times of the year you can see sports between the. two major cities. Baltimore and DC are really a single metro area, but some cities were jealous so they stopped referring to it that way. BWI is also a DC Airport, especially if renting a car and there is bus, Marc train and Amtrak coverage. That lets you see Union Station. And then there's shopping...

DC Resident here - lived here since the mid-90s. Cherry Blossoms are beautiful and it’s a peak season for tourists because of them. So hotel prices will be higher and crowds are inevitable in late March & Early April. If you want to avoid crowds, Mid-October is best - too early for school trips, and most family vacations take place in the summer. And the weather is really nice in October when things begin to cool down. One more thing to check out are the two large Churches - the Episcopalian’s “National Cathedral” (not metro accessible) in NW Washington and the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception on the Campus of The Catholic University of America (Red Line: Brookland/CUA stop). Two more hidden gems are the St. John Paul II National Shrine up the road from the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, and the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land, about a 15 minute walk from the Brookland/CUA Metro Stop. And a personal plug here - come pray with the Benedictine Monks of St. Anselm’s Abbey celebrating its 100th year in Washington, DC!

Did you have erection issues before changing this seat out? Currently have a Peloton + and erections are going down more and I'm told that a pudendal nerve issue could be the cause. Did this seat make it better?

I moved to the DC area in 2013. My wife took a job with the Executive Office of the President, so we were able to get easy access to tours of the White House. There are two you can theoretically get: The East Wing or the West Wing. Most of the public has done the East Wing tour and I think you can get access through your member of Congress similar to the other tours you mentioned. Maybe they don't do that anymore. Anyway, the East Wing tour has all of the paintings and historical rooms and is a longer tour and quite nice. The West Wing is literally just the Press Room and a small and cramped-feeling hallway that leads to the Cabinet Room, the Situation Room (which look like a normal office door), and the Oval Office. It was really surprised how small and brief it was. I think we were done in less than five minutes. However, it has all the stuff you associate with the White House so I remember it more fondly.

I tried it.. adding insoles not comfortable walking and not naturally... Unlike mine.. i paid $1000 to shoemaker to make me a leather discreet heel with front and back support . 4 inches but discreet and walk naturally

Hotel prices are cheaper, crowds are smaller, and you avoid our humid summer heat.

Don’t go there!!it’s a PITA

I can’t seem to get my cleats adjusted just right where it doesn’t cause pain after riding multiple days in a row.

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So funny, I have been trying to plan a trip to CA forever, and Solvang and Huntington Beach were both on my list of places I wanted to go, but I wasn't sure what they would be like. I wanted to make sure they would be worth it. You answered literally all the questions I was wondering about both places!! Haha thanks for helping me plan our future family vacation! Very well made videos!

I always advise family visitors to come in the fall to avoid crowds rather than in spring or summer. Even winter is fine because they've been mild the past few years. Hotel prices are cheaper, crowds are smaller, and you avoid our humid summer heat.

It’s a beautiful city and I’m glad you enjoy it. I’m never tired each I see it, although I live 15mins away. You will love all 4 seasons if you have a chance to do. DCA is my fav airport to fly domestically, unless it doesn’t have options to small remote cities. Once you’ve been here, you appreciate the Smithsonian Institution - many free things to see and visit. Come back for more.

When I visited DC with my family we went in the beginning of November and it was absolutely beautiful. There was short waits for museums and walk in tours for the capitol building due to not many people being there. Maybe we were lucky but it was beautiful weather and quick times to get around. Very nice!

If you think Police Week and field trips made DC packed, Cherry Blossom timeframe is much much worse. (10 year resident here) Come in winter to avoid crowds. They’re mild and rarely too cold to enjoy everything.

There are 3 airports not 2. BWI is miles closer than Dulles (IAD).

I want to go, and this video has been so helpful

You should have included the Holocaust museum

Whats funny is Ive never flown out of Dulles and Ive only done Reagan once. Most people I know fly out of BWI cuz its cheaper.

When I was a kid I took a trip to NYC and was shocked to find out museums we're not free. 😂 Talk about a culture shock.

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Enjoyed the video. We were in DC 2 years ago, and we're going back again in September. I knew from previous experience traveling there how to do a trip. I knew that driving a car in DC would be a nightmare as far as traffic, parking, etc. We flew into Reagan National airport, which was a good deal ($190/RT) from Indianapolis. Grabbed our bags, walked to the Metro terminal and bought 2 weekly passes, which work on both the trains and buses. Took the Metro and got off at U Street, and walked to our AirBnB rental. From there we explored the entire city, did many of the same stops and tours you mention. We're doing basically the same thing this next trip in September, staying at an AirBnB (much cheaper than hotel) and using the Metro. I found out about going through our Congressional Representative's office to set up tours, we're already booked for the FBI experience, and when we're within 90 days of our trip we can get booked for the White House. One word of caution - do NOT book a trip in October. The fiscal year for the federal government ends on September 30th, and given the dysfunction within Congress, there's a decent chance that the budget won't be resolved on time. If that happens, everything will pretty much shut down! Oh, and one last thing - a visit to the National Holocaust Museum is a must!

I hate when people are zipping through crowded sidewalks on the scooters. Saw a group of fat asses plow right through some kids getting off a bus outside the Elipse.

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30 year DC resident, and you did a really good job of summing up what there is to see and do. Perhaps one tip to consider: hotels in DC proper (especially near the mall) tend to be double the price if just a bit further away. If you look on the red line metro in Maryland or the orange line in Arlington you'll often find much more affordable options. Yes, every season is peak field trip season but spring and summer are especially bad. Spring is all the middle school civics classes and they tend to just take over EVERYWHERE. Summer is more families, but then you have to deal with 90+ degrees and very high humidity. Pick your poison. If you have a choice, I'd recommend October...it's a beautiful time of year, less tourists, and tends to have really nice weather.

Excellent video keep'm comin! Never been am going in the FALL~!

We also visited for the first time this past May. An amazing city with just endless possibilities for exploring and learning. Even though we are Canadians, I am expecting to return in the future. Totally worth the effort to visit.

Every season is peak field trip season in D C

Great informative video. Thz ks very much.

Thank you for the video. I found it very helpful. I’m going to DC for the first time in July and I’m staying about 5 min from the Hilton you stayed at. I’ve saved your video for future reference.

Hey Brandon, I found your video very interesting. I will probably never get to visit Washington DC, but your video was very informative and had lots of information about all the museums. I had no idea that all the museums in Washington DC are free, well I guess most of them. I think years ago you were able to visit the White House, but of course that was pre-911. Thank you for your video. It was great!

Great video! Will be very helpful we're going in July and can't wait! We're staying in the Navy Yard area. Thank you for thanking the time to make this video!

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Also do you think you could put insoles in these for even more inches?

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