There are plenty of contractors in the area that can replace window panes. They typically will just replace the whole panel as most double paned windows are filled with agron, which would have all leaked out of the crack. What brand windows do you have?

Try bellettes down in Andover depending on the brand of window they may be able to get you a new sash or replace the pane of glass

If you have an Ace/True Value/Aubuchon in town I'd swing by there, find the worker with the most gray hair and ask them if they know any glaziers.

Replacing a single pane of glass in true divided light windows is not terribly hard, so if there's a decent handyman in the area, that might fit the bill as well.

You’ll have plenty of time to smoke doobies when you’re LIVING IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!

That stink. Thank you for the insider knowledge.

I'm a maple producer. This actually ruins the season. Trees don't have unlimited sap. And at this time of year it's not viable to put taps in trees for most people, this is because the trees will freeze again and push the taps back out among other issues. So basically people like me just lost ~10% of their yield on top of the fact that thaws like this are detrimental to the health of a tree as all the sap that travels up the tree is going to refreeze now all the rest of winter

Until all the trees die

Whelp, look at the bright side. Maple producers are getting a bonus harvest this year. Economic win? Maybe?

And a shit ton of free publicity. Congrats!

That’s fucked up.

That's messed up. Trees can be injured by coming out of their winter state too early, then getting hit with a hard freeze. That must happen pretty frequently with sugar maples, though. Hopefully they've evolved to tolerate it.

Walmart in the late afternoon., back parking lot is a good place to start.

And also r/vandwellers

Yeah something like that

Something something climate change something something

Compared to McDonald’s and Burger King, DQ is actual food

How about you make a dress with all that yarn you be spinning? Better yet, go start a business. What-a-doosh.

I live here. I have a choice for where I get my fast food burger and fries. It’s DQ every time.

Absolutely wild. It's supposed to be ice fishing season. Where is winter 😭

Most small businesses fail in their first 5 years. If they do succeed, they're often not profitable for years. Are you just used to making things up?

Employees can organize themselves. Often more efficiently. But keep on licking that boot.

Oh wait, you own a boot?

Woah, woah, woah, WOAH: you gonna sit there and pretend you can just ignore the Dunks divisor? OP, for every Dunks you passed on your way to work, divide the number of deer by the number of Dunks.

Well, duh! If you aren’t profitable, you aren’t in business…takes me back to my first response to your comment…best that we all celebrate businesses making money else we’re unemployed.

But hey, as long as you don’t own/run your own business, your employees have nothing to worry about.

Lol. Labor is an expense, and is paid out before any profit is realized.

Great takedown though, dude.

Clearly I have "no idea" what I'm talking about.

Spoken like someone who hasn’t a clue about business, money, revenue and profit.

Hey, we didn’t make a profit last year and we have no money in the bank, but who cares, you’re getting a bonus anyway because we value you - said no business ever.

> In other words, if a business doesn’t make money, a business fails. And without businesses, we all be unemployed.

This is not necessarily true. There are many business structures which aim to provide maximum benefit to their employees, rather than a single owner/corporate structure.

They're called cooperatives. Not only are they more stable structures, they also report higher employee satisfaction, and are even more stable in times of economic instability. (Turns out when you don't have stock holders leaching off your business, you can have broader priorities than "make money")

But thanks for the info!