You're drunk, Phil. Back to your nap.

The good thing is he's only right 40% of the time. After Saturday swpa is forcast to be close to 50 degrees for about ten days.

Praise phil!

My bill is usually around $120 during the time they "estimated". Their estimated bill was asking for $380. I was never going to pay that. I'm not a fool. I just took the meter reading and compared it to the last reading before things got messed up. Easy. What will be interesting is why they couldn't do the same thing. They pay a meter reader anyways. The system wasn't so messed up that guy couldn't make it out to read the meters. Something smells like poop in their explanation. There's no logical way my estimated bill would have been that high and it didn't take a data scientist to see that.

I was stuck on ppl. Ppl adjusted every 3 months, then they split your over on the next 3 months. Same for if you’re under.

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Unless it's cloudy, and it is a lot because of Lake Erie.

Stunning

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I also saw the same huge cost increases versus same time period last year.

Found my usage was about the same but PPL has nearly double their rate per kWh since then.

Politicians sitting idly by as we get manhandled by cost increases is not going to end well.

Stunning and brave. I clapped.

The sky is always super clear at night in the mountains

Get a cheesesteak at Tony’s of West Reading. It’s better than 99.9% of the joints in Philly. Pizza is legit too.

Feel like this is on purpose

Yeah, this is why I don’t put the electric bill on auto pay.

There is one in Marietta too. Less of a cave, and more of a glorified wine cellar.

https://www.insider.com/pennsylvania-home-for-sale-with-cave-2022-5

Attic insulation will help a lot as heat rises. The more you slow the escape the of heat from your house the better. This is also works the opposite in summer as well if you run AC. It will reduce how much heat can flow into your house.

Windows are also a huge factor that effects the transfer of heat. If they are single pane, you are hemorrhaging head outside. Double pane with good weather stripping will make a huge difference. Those plus the insulation would have a larger net effect than buying a new furnace.

The last thing I would upgrade is the furnace. They are surprisingly efficient, even if they are older. Still should update it if you can afford it because efficiency has increased, but the windows and insulation will help the most.

Amen

Oh my word. I would die to see this 💜🖤

I never do! Was it really bad?

The only problem will be those affected by hardship probably can't afford a good lawyer, meanwhile, PPL can take their money and afford 5 great lawyers for the defense.

Yes it wood. I mean it would. Indiana County.

Thanks! Nikon D7500 with a 16mm lens mounted on a tripod pointing straight up at the sky with the following manual mode settings:

• Aperture: ƒ/2.8
• Shutter: 20s
• ISO: 6400

Just don't look at the comment section.

Nice!! Is that Andromeda toward the bottom? What did you shoot with?