09.45 cents per kWh in Chambersburg on municipal run service.

Honestly, I didn't listen, I read the article. I just figured the article was a transcript from the interview, and you came off as perfectly normal.

Arsenic Laden Utah Lungs is the name of my bands first album actually.

Pennsylvania is middle of the pack. Utah top 5 cheapest. https://www.move.org/which-states-pay-most-utilities/

I rent, but I grew up in a large house with a heat pump.

My in-laws are building up near Rochester and putting in geothermal, same idea, but better.

What age you paying per kWh for electricity?

Same for per gallon of water consumed?

That’s the only way to compare.

Use Stand Mile Deduction which uses miles to factor in other expenses like gas & maintenance. Take this amount of miles and go to accountant with it; they will handle the rest.

What is the sq footage and age of your house, and what part of the state are you in, if you don’t mind me asking? We are going to need to replace our gas furnace at some point in the near-ish future and I’m interested in switching to a heat pump. We have the ductwork in place since we have forced air heat, but don’t have central air, so a heat pump seems like a win-win.

Ah, I think I missed the point to your previous post. AFAIK, cash income like that should be part of Schedule C. But, if you start reporting previously unreported income (particularly if it's in larger amounts) get ready for the other shoe to fall as tax collectors may start looking into it.

https://www.freetaxusa.com/help/display_faq.jsp?faq_id=3020

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The terrain.

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This was nice! Thanks! Did this used to be a Saxby’s? I have vague memories of being in here before but I swear it was a Saxby’s back then

Surprised no one is talking about electricity shooting up over 40% year over year depending on the utility. Gas had spiked I thought nationallly after oil restraints from our government and war on Ukraine. Cost of living has never been higher and it's not going down so good luck

I don’t understand why we they don’t have incarcerated folks pick it up like every other state.

PA might have the trashiest highways in the country

This group is insidious and nationwide.

Honestly that is a fair point, however I know I’m just doing it for the privacy and reduction in sun glare. Also just for reference, I don’t know how up to date this article is but there’s literally around 8 states that have such strict tint laws. For example you have Michigan over here with any % allowed. Of course we got the luck of the draw lol

Article: https://instamotor.com/blog/window-tinting-laws-50-states

A virtual virtuoso.

This is only news I am hearing about because I live in PA. While I am a sports fan, I don't have cable and live outside of the Philly area.

Is this being mentioned on sports radio, Philly Sports Network (or whatever Comcast calls it now) or ESPN?

Not sure how newsworthy a GM of a hockey team is, but when Andy Reid's kid was arrested for DUI (I think, it's been awhile) I heard about that nonstop, in places nonsports related.

My daughter and I really bonded over sitting out front with my Bug-A-Salt gun and a box of kosher salt picking these little bastards off in the one tree they swarmed when it first started. I'll miss that. A lot of joy was had.

So do I.

I don't know that other states are more lenient. but don't forget, there is tinting that is legal. Only the limo tint and the super dark tints are illegal, and that's based on a good idea because it makes it hard for the driver to see (at least a little) but more importantly if cops approach super dark wibdows they cannot see inside and they may walking right up to a gun pointed at them. Check out the legal stuff, you may like it

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Mine is permanant, no OT. Its not a swing or rotating shift. We dont have that issue. Plus the job isnt tiring. I do very little physical labor and have 4 breaks that range from 40min-1hr each. Plus theres a lot of times we dont even run. It can be quite boring