Is that covered under warranty?Young people and their artistic taste.To me it looks like you tried to transport an elephant in the back seat, and now badly need a new suspension.
More like my mother-in-law is adopting nativist sentiments given her fear of her husband's financial livelihood as a retired physician being threatened by all the Mexican immigrants flooding southern NH.@Jonathan S. , no mother-in-law joke about her being native to the USA?
If he's retired and therefore not part of the labor force anymore, cheap labor can only increase his spending power, not lower it. She should be all for it.
Thanks, I'll try that angle! (Although they'll respond with their tax dollars being used to support poor people, especially in the non-existent large urban ghettos of southern NH.)
From my time living there (more than 2 decades ago), I remember NH as having fairly low taxes. No state income tax, no sales tax. Only property taxes seemed high, though IIRC you could move to a place with less services (e.g. no schools) and pay less. Living in Seattle area, property taxes don't seem to be much lower (e.g. my Taycan plates renewal just came, $2K for a year). Sales tax here is over 10%, and they recently added payroll tax (think income tax, but no deductions allowed) and a capital gains tax. I occasionally think about moving back there, I kind of liked the "Life Free or Die" mentality.
Oh man that is stunning. May be my favorite exterior config so far. I could spend all day taking pictures of that one.Today’s outing resulted in my finding a nice photo spot on a sunny winter afternoon…
