Piss off.

You'd love MA! You should check that state out instead.

You make enough money, find some land and build one.

Look at this pretentious cunt. “I want to come live in one of the oldest places in the country but I don’t want it to look old” get fucked stay where you are.

I sent you a dm! :)

We're full thanks

Well it would help if some dumbass behind his keyboard in Oklahoma wasn’t ranting about how ugly colonial homes are.. while shopping for homes in New England. What a fucking idiot.

This is based on sales, not actual consumption. Our state liquor stores do a great job of marketing to the surrounding states.

I mean, hell man, we've even got state liquor stores at interstate highway rest areas. And there seems to be a liquor store within 5 miles of every border crossing on every highway that enters from another state.

Wherever you want. There's internet pretty much everywhere except properties way out in the woods, on class 6 roads and such. And even then satellite internet has gotten pretty good, you don't need a low ping to work. So even in that case only dense forest cover or being right on a mountain ridge could impede it.

With wifi calling a good cell signal doesn't even matter. I should know, I barely have one. But I do have a 500/50 internet connection, that's my lifeline. It doesn't go down very often and when it does it's usually on my end and rebooting the modem or router fixes it. Actual ISP downtime is like under 5 hours a month.

Since when did Oklahoma become the cutting edge of modernity in architecture or anything else? Lulz

People smuggle alcohol from here to resell down in NY, NJ, maybe even further. The tax difference is so much that it's still profitable.

I guess it's not against our laws to sell it to them but it's against their laws to bring back large amounts without paying their states tax.

Stay put

Manchester has some new stuff going up.

Good luck finding a job that is remote today that will not flip to hybrid in Boston or full time in Boston/Burlington, etc. in the next year. You're going to want to be close to 93 or 95.

>However, it’s important to note that due to the state’s lack of sales tax, a number of these gallons are consumed by folks from neighboring states who cross over into New Hampshire to take advantage of cheaper prices.

this is still the USA buy some land and build whatever you want

OP you sound like an asshole

Time to move just south to MA where you’ll fit in with all the cool modern dudes

Ah that NH warmth <3

I would look to be near the lakes working for a Massachusetts based company

I hear North Adams is nice.

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Having a remote job makes NH a good place to be. I’m in a similar situation and think it’s best to stay in commuting distance to Boston. I understand that you like nature so north of Concord probably has a lot of appeal, but remember that layoffs happen and living close to Boston gives you a lot more flexibility. We haven’t been hit yet, but the company I work for is consolidating BUs so it’s definitely coming.

Wish the mod would ban these types of posts

No sorry that's all we have good luck elsewhere

Where in the State are you looking, what rabbit hole town did you find on Zillow? That could well be the problem.

Okay, so NH is not right for you. Pass on the job. And move the fuck on.