Yup. Check out r/newhampshire for daily complaints about people from MA. Apparently they're all trash and NH natives have never caused any problems ever.

Yeah, with how inexpensive it is, it really makes no sense not to have it.

Sure you are...

That sucks, hopefully you get it back sooner than that. Last week they restored mine a little sooner than estimated after both times that it went out.

Where are you located? I surprisingly haven't lost power yet but I've been checking the outage map on the Eversource website and things don't seem too bad. Any outages seem to have relatively short estimated restoration times too.

Agreeg though, they need to cut trees back.

"Wait, they were dead the whole time?!?! They didn't even answer any questions! Why were there polar bears?!?! What a waste of time!"

I still see complaints like this to this day. It's unbelievable how many people watched that finale and managed to completely misinterpret the entire series based on it.

Like how you're doing?

Makes sense, thanks. My basement is finished and heated and the plumbing runs from the same room that the furnace is in which stays warm so I should be ok but I'll probably take some precautions just in case.

All faucets? Or just the ones that go outside?

If you don't mind sharing, what did you pay out of pocket to get everything set up?

I've never seen it related to politics, definitely not the discussion I'm looking to start.

Just curious because I've seen this sentiment before... what's wrong with Hudson? I used to live in Nashua and any time I was in Hudson it seemed pretty normal.

Exactly what I did, it worked great.

Wtf?

Very good recommendations, especially Northwood Brewery and Over the Moon Farmstead!

Sounds like a really nice house at least haha

Seriously. There's a big house in my area that is really nice, it's probably about 4500 sq feet. It'd be an awesome place to live but then when I think about what they must be paying for electricity and heating, I remember why I chose a more modest place.

When you say "big house", how big are we talking? Because $1700/month on oil is crazy.

I've actually had surprisingly good NY style pizza at Amicci's in Keene.

RIP Wade.

I will say that you should try and catch a Fisher Cats game in the summer, they're a good time if you like baseball and it's like $10 for a ticket.

I can't help you since I'm not all that familiar with Manchester, but prepare yourself for maybe one serious answer here and a bunch of people telling you to avoid it completely.

Imaginary lines are serious business on this sub.

Thanks!

How many that make above minimum wage are still making less than the minimum wage in other states though? And I'm not trying to bait you in to anything, but saying that only 1% makes minimum wage and that's why they don't raise it could just mean that a lot of people are making a small amount above minimum wage.