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Seacoast Specialist Cars in Candia. Tom and his team are great. Former Porsche dealer guys.

The Few people I've known that own Porsches have gone here https://precisionimports.com/

Or here http://www.dtmautowerks.com/

But Precision actually specializes in them dtm is more all German vehicles

Sounds perfect for trying to bathe a toddler too. Much better than the door hose.

I'm not sure that's my aesthetic but hey, definitely would put restaurant kitchen counters and sinks in if I found them for a good price.

Now if you said Taco Bell...

Take a look at the list of MA towns ranked by average income and go for a drive around. If you stop to chat with the people working you’re going to get stuff like beautiful granite countertops, complete vanities, appliances, built in closet shelving etc. There is so much money floating around out there it’s unreal.

My bad homie that’s a mistype, I’ll should be would*. Hence one of the reasons they suck

Near Henniker but outside town.

Hahaha you know, in college I would outfit my apartment with whatever the freshmen threw away. Definitely not opposed to dumpsters if I happen to see one that looks juicy.

Well... Your advice is perfect. I own a Tacoma as well.

ER is great experience, you'll learn a lot. As far as where to work, ask your local paramedics where they bring g the most trauma. Preferably a big city with lots of violence🤣(nurse joke) manchvegas or trashua? City hospital in Boston would be great. Work 3, 12 hour shifts, then 4 days off. It's called the Baylor plan of scheduling, paid at 40 hours full time.

I'm not in a city so options have been limited unless I wanna drive an hour+ to figure out that a door isn't the right dimensions :(

Avoid the Parkland ER in Derry if you actually want to help/save people (and any potential patients avoid if you want to survive unless it's cardiac arrest). Not sure about other people's experiences there but I was misdiagnosed 4 out of 5 times I ended up there. The first time as a child (which was actually 3 visits over 2 weeks but I'll count it as 1 situation), I can forgive (sort of) as it was an unusual medical condition beyond their expertise for someone my age. 3 other emergency visits, going in stating I had a history of my medical condition and describing symptoms of it, were misdiagnosed as... a spider bite, a UTI, and a chest infection. All were eventually actually diagnosed as life threatening issues related to my medical condition.

The one time I was actually diagnosed properly and admitted, the staff were great for the most part (one nurse actually applied a medical device that could've made my situation worse but my girlfriend in the medical field, called them out). The ER just seems like a disaster. I think Parkland is for-profit, so maybe that's the reason?

Sorry for the rant about Parkland, it's just an awful ER. Great place to send relatives that you hate but they have you in their will though, so that's something I guess.

The floor has moved, and everything is more expensive than it used to be. They will never be like they were pre-covid.

That being said, Upper Valley real estate, both houses and rentals, are much higher than average.

Right by Henniker! Closest city is Concord, if that helps

Oh man I'm dumb. Thought you wrote cayenne. Sorry about that. Have fun with that thing.

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Cayman. Like it says.

You're gonna get an suv... as a fun car? If you're gonna get a Porsche, get a rwd coupe. If you want an suv for fun, get a toyota or something and beat the piss out of it offroad. I simply don't understand the reasoning for getting an audi suv with a Porsche logo slapped on it. Especially not as a fun car. They are just status symbols... and even for that purpose they fall short. If I was inclined to buy an suv as a status symbol I'd definitely go for that mean looking new escalade over the ugly Porsche suv.

Where are housing costs reasonable right now?

I’d go to the stealership if resale value is a concern for you. Any services done outside of their Vaunted Castle Walls will get heavily penalized on resale.

Having said that, if resale isn’t a concern the stealership often isn’t the best choice. It’s a sort of “guaranteed B” type outcome. They will not mess shit up and they will do it by the books. But a good Indy shop is better.

Depending on your definition of “local” Luxury Auto Barn in Maine is a great choice. The owner is a 20 year BMW master mechanic who went out on his own. The prices are slightly above what you’d find at a dealer but often the overall bill is less (dealer will sit down with a book that says, “if X light replace y part. If that doesn’t fix X light then z part”. A good Indy will look at the problem in toto and say “X light might be z part” and save you the price of y part)

Also, try RB Auto Imports Services in Alton Bay, NH. Roger was a mechanic for, amongst other things, the Mercedes F1 team. The upside is there is no one better, the downside is he can be quite slow (good, cheap, fast…pick 2)

I hear they have a great internship program for prospective serial killers!

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If you have a compatible phone it hops between t-mobile, is cellular and one other provider (att?)