same issue as election day being held on a workday. Should be moved to a weekend or made into a holiday

what a clusterfuck. What is going on in that administration

holy shit the $1200/night one is booked out for two months. The greed of these people is absurd

month 5! Give it up for month 5!

being batshit libertarians who just want attention is generally not a perk

admittedly besides the economic prominence it's very easy to forget that any of that coastline is actually in NH

this is not in Burlington

at the very least nobody can argue you aren't a New Englander to the core

ngl I was expecting a map of every town

for the longest time we were the reason Walmart couldn't claim they were in all 50 states. They finally got a couple in but by god Vermonters are committed to not tolerating big box stores

yeah like when people say "if you don't like the weather in _________ just wait 5 minutes!"

people say that everywhere. Your weather is probably not that much quirkier than anywhere else

weak troll 4/10

yeah like at first it was NIMBY shit which I got but then suddenly they inexplicably tied it to those dingdang wokes with their pronouns and ACAB and it totally lost me

OP lost some brain cells halfway through I guess

every time a white Vermonter talks about how their family has been here for x generations somewhere an Abenaki person laughs to themselves

not everything is digitized. There's a lot of information, special collections or otherwise, that isn't on digital databases yet. It's still in physical copies. My college library had a large online selection but it also had a sizeable physical collection, because not everything was digitized. I used physical books for research throughout my entire time in college, as did plenty of others at my school, and I only graduated last year

why are you bouncing around to subreddits around the country shilling for AirBnB and Blackrock? Touch some fucking grass

finally! Time to wash the car

no voting system is perfect but ranked choice solves a lot more problems than new ones it creates. It's a shame it won't ever happen nationally because it's a direct threat to those in power but I think if any state would be the kind to get on board, it would be Vermont

ah yes. They're "driving too close"

"but that's only one example!"

okay.

how about a third?

you can look this shit up, there's plenty of news reports of people having their windshields fully smashed in by this negligence. There's a reason some states require by law cleaning snow/ice off cars before driving

I'd prefer to be a few extra minutes late than endanger the lives of drivers behind me

I said this in another comment but I'll say it again: Vermonters are capable of being inconsiderate drivers too

sometimes folks in this sub forget that Vermonters can be inconsiderate drivers too

like that stretch of 125 isn't bad enough with the visibility and none of them ever looking before they cross the street

hey now nothing wrong with hillbillies and moonshine. Could do without the coal mines though

that's an awfully high horse you're on