> there is 100% chance the loan will be sold

I disagree; this is if you go with a broker. My CU had on the paperwork the amount they sell (~2%) vs. keep.

Check the paperwork. My Credit Union keeps like 98%.

> one would only address my husband

Fuck that so hard... I'd recommend a Credit Union if it's not too late.

Stop sending your kids to religious schools if you don't follow their religion. How hard is that?

If there are code violations, this would be my first stop too!

> got a few points for calling Baltimore violent

And a few more for being Black just like Herschel Walker. "We're not White Supremacists! LOOK AT MY BLACK FRIEND!"

For only three months, I would consider looking at long-term hotels like Residence Inn. That's what my sister did a few years back - had a kitchen, etc.

Might be a little pricier, but you don't need to deal with all the BS of getting gas, water, electric, internet, etc. for only three months.

> draw a few people

Good point!

Honestly I'm wondering if this a good thing for Moore. I can't imagine any moderates needing any swaying; anybody far-right enough to consider Cox but with enough self-reflection to reject his GQP backing might now have a knee-jerk reaction "bUt SlEEPy JOE."

IIRC Maryland is still one of them.

The reference could be links back to previous posts.

Sure, but I thought that was also Hopkins' original claim/complaint.

> Carefirst already pays higher reimbursements

I was under the impression of the opposite, which is why my previous dentist dropped them...

Mine's on the list, but I also have a BGE-recommended charger that can also do scheduled charges. I will definitely look into this thanks!

Thanks; I'll look into it. I have a ChargePoint charger specifically for this reason but then it fell thru.

No that ran out of money back in 2020. There are Fed and State ones tho. Unfortunately the Fed one required paper filing...

Yes and no; the last time I looked, they have special rates with the right chargers (which I have). The problem is the rest of the house is at a rate that is insane so there's no way I would've saved money.

I don't remember the exact numbers, but it was like "4c/kWh for charging off-peak, 14c/kWh for everything else" vs "flat rate of 7c/kWh."

If anybody actually does have it, I'd love to see if I'm wrong. But when I called and talked to them, they claimed if I don't have a smart meter then the L2 charger on the WiFi isn't sufficient.

ETA: Based on other comments, this seems to be outdated information (yay!) from ~2020. I need to get off my ass and make some phone calls.

Elephants are bigger.

I actually read a good chunk of that article and the 5G concept is insane[ly awesome if viable]. Like a supermarket pumping heat into a loop to cool the groceries that a neighbor takes out to warm a building.

In their defense, apparently some sections of Baltimore are still on distributed steam loops. TIL because I only had previously known about sections of NYC and Philly from walking over the steam leaks in the sidewalks in the winter.

> Veolia Energy, a successor of the 1887 Boston Heating Company, operates a 26-mile (42 km) district system in Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts, and also operates systems in Philadelphia PA, Baltimore MD, Kansas City MO, Tulsa OK, Houston TX and other cities.

Just shy of midnight. Missed it. 😢

> Very extensive beer menu.

Sadly the last time I was there it was 2/3 IPAs.

Let your junk be my junk!;)

I had Verizon but now I have Xfinity which is just Verizon reseller. So not like a podunk carrier.

I get an email every day about the notifications I have on Twitter.

My phone is logged in, but every time I try to reset my password, they claim they will text me a password link and it never happens.

Oh well.