That's what it sounds like. I'd have to invent new swears to express how upset I'd be.

Well you can still do your job and be a criminal. They're not mutually exclusive.

Thanks for answering and love your work.

Do you coat these in anything to preserve it or is that unnecessary because of the medium? I'd figure the natural oils in our hair would affect it over time.

Go through your power company to see if they offer incentives for purchase and installation. Also research the company they are contracted out to to perform such upgrades if they do not do them themselves. If you seek to get them installed by a private vendor do your due diligence. I would also suggest reading up on how your company responds to solar in terms of payment for surplus energy or if they offer credits/reimbursements for a private installation.

Another big thing is the physical orientation of your house and it's surroundings, but a good vendor will do an assessment of your property before they let you purchase the panels anyway to ensure that they won't be a waste.

Well in this case jury duty is mandatory service for less pay than you'd get at your job. You have to still prepare/buy your own lunch and sometimes it's ridiculously cumbersome to attend or far away. In my case I also had to pay for parking for all the days I was there putting me at a net negative. I don't think I've ever seen anyone jump for joy at jury duty.