Bridget Todd

the last couple of days because they... Oh, my God. I, like, have heard...

horror stories and I just I guess that's what I mean is that don't forget that there are real people who have to like put up with these people's bullshit and do it with a smile or they might get fired and you know in Adams Morgan which is like pretty close to where I live a woman at a an Irish bar had to be removed by a staffer because she was screaming white power at the bar like

horror stories and I just I guess that's what I mean is that don't forget that there are real people who have to like put up with these people's bullshit and do it with a smile or they might get fired and you know in Adams Morgan which is like pretty close to where I live a woman at a an Irish bar had to be removed by a staffer because she was screaming white power at the bar like

horror stories and I just I guess that's what I mean is that don't forget that there are real people who have to like put up with these people's bullshit and do it with a smile or they might get fired and you know in Adams Morgan which is like pretty close to where I live a woman at a an Irish bar had to be removed by a staffer because she was screaming white power at the bar like

these people do not get paid enough to deal with this. And they are like the backbone of our city. So I just wanted to shout them out, especially since, you know, Trump switched up the inauguration because of the cold question mark.

these people do not get paid enough to deal with this. And they are like the backbone of our city. So I just wanted to shout them out, especially since, you know, Trump switched up the inauguration because of the cold question mark.

these people do not get paid enough to deal with this. And they are like the backbone of our city. So I just wanted to shout them out, especially since, you know, Trump switched up the inauguration because of the cold question mark.

And so a lot more of these people were just sort of wandering around the district on inauguration who otherwise would have been confined to like a very specific neighborhood downtown. And so they were going into our bars, going into our restaurants. And yeah, I just really feel for my industry folks who had to deal with this.

And so a lot more of these people were just sort of wandering around the district on inauguration who otherwise would have been confined to like a very specific neighborhood downtown. And so they were going into our bars, going into our restaurants. And yeah, I just really feel for my industry folks who had to deal with this.

And so a lot more of these people were just sort of wandering around the district on inauguration who otherwise would have been confined to like a very specific neighborhood downtown. And so they were going into our bars, going into our restaurants. And yeah, I just really feel for my industry folks who had to deal with this.

You know, they're not paid enough, but they really are the backbone of our city.

You know, they're not paid enough, but they really are the backbone of our city.

You know, they're not paid enough, but they really are the backbone of our city.

You know, I started this conversation talking about all of the horrible things that Trump has said about D.C. and how he's going to take it over federally. And like, you know, he has said, like, we will take over the horribly run capital of our nation and Washington, clean it up and rebuild the capital. So there's it's no longer a nightmare of murder and crime, but rather hellhole.

You know, I started this conversation talking about all of the horrible things that Trump has said about D.C. and how he's going to take it over federally. And like, you know, he has said, like, we will take over the horribly run capital of our nation and Washington, clean it up and rebuild the capital. So there's it's no longer a nightmare of murder and crime, but rather hellhole.

You know, I started this conversation talking about all of the horrible things that Trump has said about D.C. and how he's going to take it over federally. And like, you know, he has said, like, we will take over the horribly run capital of our nation and Washington, clean it up and rebuild the capital. So there's it's no longer a nightmare of murder and crime, but rather hellhole.

I know this like hellhole where like people live and raise their families and go to parks and ride bikes and have great times. Yeah. You know, I had a chance to talk to the mayor about this, and I will say our mayor, Muriel Bowser, is not convinced that any of this will happen. She is saying like, you know, I think that Trump says a lot of things.

I know this like hellhole where like people live and raise their families and go to parks and ride bikes and have great times. Yeah. You know, I had a chance to talk to the mayor about this, and I will say our mayor, Muriel Bowser, is not convinced that any of this will happen. She is saying like, you know, I think that Trump says a lot of things.

I know this like hellhole where like people live and raise their families and go to parks and ride bikes and have great times. Yeah. You know, I had a chance to talk to the mayor about this, and I will say our mayor, Muriel Bowser, is not convinced that any of this will happen. She is saying like, you know, I think that Trump says a lot of things.

I think at the end of the day, he is probably not going to mess with D.C. 's home rule. And so I just wanted to say that if you're if you're in D.C. and you're listening and you're thinking like, what does Trump, you know, mean for D.C.? Are all these big threats that he has made going to come true? All I can tell you is that our mayor does not think it is likely.