You are buying the wrong cans.
Law of unintended consequences—look at all that plastic waste from the tossed spouts. Wild animals getting stuck in 'em and so forth.
Even better yet (they're all I use):You are buying the wrong cans.
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Absurd, yes, but in NJ-which leads the nation in property taxes-we just passed $20K on a three bedroom house. We’re on a cul-de-sac that the town unilaterally ‘privatized’ years ago, so they stopped snow removal, leaf pickup, road repair, everything. The pavement finally got so bad the six homes on the street had to pay out of pocket to have it repaved last year.Adds almost 1500 to my bill which is now 11,500 on a home worth 360k.
Where on earth do you live? 11.5 K is absurd !
That is awkward, but doable - kinda twist it sideways. Mostly, what I use them for is the airplane where I can pour straight down. Plus the airport regulations require things be "bonded" - that's hard to do with a plastic can...
Adds almost 1500 to my bill which is now 11,500 on a home worth 360k.
Where on earth do you live? 11.5 K is absurd !
And the punchline is that no kids will go to school next year, and they'll justify why that should cost even moreAdds almost 1500 to my bill which is now 11,500 on a home worth 360k.
Where on earth do you live? 11.5 K is absurd !
Sounds like Texas. I had a $12,000 property tax bill on a $400K house in San Antonio.Adds almost 1500 to my bill which is now 11,500 on a home worth 360k.
Where on earth do you live? 11.5 K is absurd !
That’s the problem with socialism, eventually you run out of other people’s money!
Those high tax/large economy states funding the Federal government so that their "wealth" can be redistributed to the "less fortunate" states is good and as it should be, right? Share the wealth, tax the evil rich, income equality, etc....right?
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Really? Then explain why Illinois and in particular Chicago and other high-tax states and cities are bankrupt, and want the Feds (that is everyone else's tax dollars) to bail out their public employee pension systems to the tune of a TRILLION or more?
This will go off the rails very fast.
I live in a "cheap" area, on that appraised value one would pay about $8K/yr.Adds almost 1500 to my bill which is now 11,500 on a home worth 360k.
Where on earth do you live? 11.5 K is absurd !
No big deal; my day job involves jet engine certification, and when this was first proposed, we did a round of emissions tests of most of the current engines, and published the results for the FAA. It's been known for a while that something would happen. The new engines are reasonably efficient, but anything that is running tens of thousands of pounds of thrust at cruise is gonna burn some kerosene, and thus put out CO2 by the ton (literally) and plenty of particulates.
I use that for diesel for my tractor. You can actually see the flow, which is nice.
Not just K-12. At my university, we keep getting new VPs all the time. The Pres' cabinet: VP of Diversity & Inclusion, VP of Strategy & External Affairs, VP of Advancement (and is also pres of the Foundation, which I have no clue what it does), and the ones we really need - IT, HR, and Finance. This doesn't include the lower level VPs...We have an office for Academic Effectiveness and another office for Curriculum. And a third office for Gender Institute for Teaching & Advocacy.
And then you can get into the whole symbiotic versus parasitic relationship between states. e.g. NH actually economically depends on MA due to proximity of Boston. There are thousands of people who live in NH and work in Boston. blah blah blah....
