This sounds more accurate. Odd seeing all the $200+ bills in this thread. Someone reported $400? I would shut my heat off and wear winter coat hat and gloves if my bill was ever that high. f****** that lol

Edit: I’d be curious to see people’s rent payments as a comparison. $400 is 1/4 of my rent payment. That’s bogus

Seems reasonable… I’m very curious about conflicting reports in this thread. I have the same living space as you, more or less similar tstat settings, and my bill is less than half of yours? Very odd.

Js got crazy. Still the best sandwiches around imo, but they’ve climbed from ~$10/sub to $13-$15 and it’s just not worth it to go often anymore.

I do have enough points on my Js card, so I guess I’ll go ONE more time.

If you’re ever in the area, TLC coffee roasters doesn’t upcharge for non-dairy milks. Very rare these days

We have one person or another home all day...64 during day...63 at night ...totally comfortable....except when we had that super cold wave...would set to 65 and 66

Oh suddenly...you have been peddling that crap for a while and it is still not true...

EP best sandwich place is fork'n sammich on south Broadway...hands down!!

F**K Putin...and don't forget Orban.

Studio Nine Beauty Bar at the Sola Salons in Warwick. Her name is Stephanie and she is AMAZING.

Yea but you can just fill the entire plastic tray with cheese. Just be careful because it's hot and not super sturdy

I bought my house at the end of February last year so I don't have anything to compare between National Grid and RI Energy.

Solid. Thanks

Also, can I just add, they were serving tiny squares of underbaked cornbread at Veg Fest this summer. People literally pay for tickets to go around and eat samples, yet all of the actual food they brought was for sale at their normal menu prices.

T’s is delicious sure, but literally priced TO BE the most expensive restaurant around. If they see someone offers something for more, they will raise their prices. Source : a former business associate informed me.

I was unaware of that, thanks for pointing me to the article!

I’m currently working with RISE to insulate my house and I can confirm it’s now 50% of total cost.

I ordered from them when they were a start up as well. I forget the exact price, but I got the Italian sub which I think was $12-14 and it genuinely was mostly bread, and a small sub roll at that. I ordered one meal for delivery once since they opened their brick & mortar, their Southern Chikn and Cornbread, and it literally cost over $50 including the delivery fees and tip. I want to love it, but it’s just wildly inaccessible and makes vegan food seem really pretentious, which I think can give non-vegans the wrong impression and deter them from trying it.

Was your delivery cost a similar ratio of your bill in past years before RI Energy took over?

I make my own pizza, buy some Violife, a dough, and some sauce, it’ll be like $9, and no tax or tip.

Chipotle, screw that place. Used to be like $6.85 for a bowl that could’ve been 2 meals. Went yesterday, it’s now $10 for sofritos, and the lady is counting the grains of rice, and not filling the guac that’s like $4. Baja’s still hooks me up.

I see it at a lot of other places, but I understand that most places are just passing on costs that their distributor give them, that the broker gives them, that the mega corporations give them.

Solid B to B+.

On a completely unrelated question, how's their pizza. I keep walking by it and haven't tried it yet.

Thought it was just me, $14 for 2 eggrolls, $23 for mac and cheese, $7 for fries, or $7 for mushrooms 🙄 That’s just greedy and pretentious.

Maybe - -

Prices go up everywhere =

More trips to see your shrink

Who also raises the price

I swear a platter from Xaco Taco used to be three tacos, but now it’s only 2. Can anyone confirm?