I lived in New England for six years. I lived in NYC for a year. I know some of the other living situations out there. You presume much. Your comments make more sense to me now.

Yea except that didn’t happen in like 2/3rds of the situations. 66% of business PPP loans never made it into the hands of the laborers

I don't know, paying people MORE than they were making while working wasn't the smartest thing to do. They should have been paid the amount they were losing, but not more.

Oof. Sorry that you feel that way. Hopefully, someday, you will find a way out of the skook. I lived there for a few decades and eventually found out that there is such a better world out there that isn't decades behind other counties. A quick Google search would tell you all the statistics that you need about why it's a terrible county to live in. The hillbilly and redneck mentality Is also a good reason to stay away. Anything good that is in the county is far more plentiful elsewhere. Some people just bleed Guers and piss Yeungling. I'm glad I'm not one of them anymore. Best decision I ever made in my life was leaving that wasteland.

Stop voting in republicans. Easy.

They gave out too many PPP loans....not stimulus

Zillow says Susquehanna County is doable.

*too much to Big Businesses to begin with.

Those trillions of dollars should have never went to those large companies with MILLIONS in revenue and MILLIONS in savings, with MILLIONS still going to there corporate owners/high ups salaries.

Even without the obvious problems with dirt on the brushes, the brushes are super destructive on their own. They rip mirrors and trim off constantly

The Everwash app. Smaller washes use it primarily. I live in York and use Anderson Car Washes. I can go to both their Anderson branded washes and a few Kwik-Shines they own.

You can spend more, $20 gets you basic with undercarriage and dryers. I think their plans go to $30 a month to max it out.

It’s behind the times, but I wouldn’t call it a “hellscape.” It has a certain charm, and to some who live here, crowded 4-lane highways lined with Paneras and Jersey Mikes as far as the eye can see is more terrifying.

There is history here and good people and opportunities for those who care. I can speak for Pottsville in particular: just got a state-of-the-art Alvernia Campus on top of a slew of new small businesses downtown (axe-throwing place going in soon, new ice cream shop). Yuengling is slowly but surely increasing their community involvement and events as the new guard moves in.

Don’t truly judge a place until you live it and actually know it. And if you lived here 20 years ago, it’s not the same.

There is enough money for the state to send another 2000.00 but the ribs refuse to send it. It is money that should have been sent out but never has been.

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People think telling a starving man to eat less is good advice :(

Yeah, paying minimum wage workers 2 to 3x or more what they were making is so Bourgeois. 🙄

Thank God no. They gave out too much to begin with.

That’s a tough one used cars are so damn expensive anymore but anywhere outside of the city public transportation kind of sucks it seems.

I wouldn't consider the Lehigh Valley part of NEPA though.

I’m near S York County (in MD) and it’s not too bad at all in Shrewsbury/ New Freedom

Squonk? Albatwitch? Waterford Sheepman?

somewhere close to NYC/TRI STATE AREA for the time being, theres no jobs here and though philly is cheaper than nyc nyc kinda has more what im looking for.

plus im more famliar with nyc than Philly. life is short and these dead end towns are not it. covid really did mess up my mojo. do you think i should buy a car first or used that money for a room?

Perfect summary for my trip in mid-00's as well (busses too). I was not the designated driver so it was VERY fun!

Shhhhh

Doubtful. There is no mechanism even in place my understanding it was outside of the IRS jurisdiction. It was a handout to placate the petty bourgeois.

I’ve been paying on mine for almost 15 years. Paid back $65,000 out of around $50,000 that I originally borrowed. That $10,000 would have zeroed me out. I about cried when I heard it I have enough money banked to put a decent down payment down but I guess that will have to wait another year. Yeah I hate it here too man.

Where did you want to move to?