Wtf? I think you're watching too much TV.

I don't plan to move unless leaving, NH, but I'd go for something like this just to have a small amount of outdoor space, and not worry about disturbing neighbors on other floors if I'm up and about at odd hours.

> between $1,000 and $1,232 per month.

I looked around for apartments in Dover around this time last year and couldn't find anything less than $1300. Plus, outdoor space is a bonus, even if it's just enough to grill or have a tiny garden.

Are your friends?

edit: oh wait, you already told us they're not.

Why? I don't care about your friend's feelings.

This comment was a fine addition to the discussion until you thought you could tell me what to do.

Got to be honest, the biggest thing I'm not looking forward to is every vapid person with a bogus job being able to write as though they're an intelligent important person. Like how Grammarly allowed dumb people to hide the fact that they can barely read and write.

That's what I remember of VT. They didn't have nearly as much hate for outsiders as NH and ME, but they liked to bash massholes a bit, and despised New Yorkers.

I don't think most people in NH know much of anything about the world outside of New England.

Yeah, do your groceries today or tomorrow. Not saying you'll have no access to food, but you're probably going to want to get comfy inside Friday.

Now, kiss.

The crazy numbers are wind chill / "real feel". The -11 is the low for the actual temperature.

Might seem stupid at first, but as far as how dangerous it is, and how miserable it'll be outside, there's a huge difference between a low temperature and a low temperature with high winds.

Agreed. I don't think he's enough of a national name for people to pay close attention to him.

Is he some incredible speaker or something? I don't pay too close attention to NH politics, but I had never heard of him until moving here a couple years ago.

Inland maybe. Portsmouth is like the busy-body / Karen capitol of the world.

Boomer here (with regard to weed). Can you just up and drive to a store in Maine and buy it? No medical card or proof of residence?

Oh god..

I think you're on to something. We should get rid of laws.

Why does this middle-aged man have the hair style of an unhygienic 23 year old girl?

It literally does though.

oof. The entire downtown?

The impression I get is Manchester's just dumpy overall. Not like a big city where you have entire neighborhoods that you just don't go in for safety reasons.

I mean, looking for housing, it's probably important to ask what parts are sketchier, but just walking around exploring, I don't think it's a situation where you desperately need to avoid areas.

Hadn't heard this before. Think it's just that a lot of cities have streets named after trees.

New Market is nice super tiny. Seems like a nice town, but you're talking a population of like 5,000 9,000 and a tiny handful of bars and restaurants.

But I'm with you on Dover, New Market feeling a little more alive. Portland and Manchester both have the sad ghost-town vibe, like they used to be something much more than they are now.

I've had friends from out of state visit Portland with the same reaction. Saying it was a cool town, but they were wondering where all the people were. They both feel like they should have way more people out and about.

I'd go bigger and try out a big city. 30's the age to do it. I know for New England, Portland, Manchester, etc, are cities, but anywhere else on the east coast they'd be considered tiny cities or big towns.

That said, from what I've seen of Manchester, it looks much better than most places in NH to be single at 30.

It has nice spots and plenty of bars and restaurants, but as a city, it's definitely on the sad run down side.

Check google for what's around you, if hours are questionable on google, just call and ask if they'll be open. Don't have high standards. NH has a few small cities in the southern portion with nightlife. Outside of that, it's very sparse.

Also, Lift and Uber is sparse even in its cities, and its DUI laws are strict (you can get a DUI below .08), so make sure you have a DD and stay safe.