For the billing period, you used 1,008 KWH

You were charged 109.33 for December 13 to Jan 9

You were charged 140.73 from January 10 to Feb 8

you were charged 14.00 for a service charge (presumably for being a month late)

in December it cost a little more than 9 cents per KWH to make your electricity and between ~4 and 16 cents per KWH to send you the electricity. Depending on the time of day that you used it (some times are more expensive because more people are using it).

In January, it cost almost 15 cents per KWH to make your electricity and between ~5 and 15 cents per KWH to send you the electricity Depending on the time of day that you used it (some times are more expensive because more people are using it).

The total amount owed is the sum of December 13 - Jan 9 @ 109.33 PLUS January 10 - Feb 8 & 140.73 PLUS the 14 dollar service fee for a total of 264.06

Industry is already open, and it's pretty good if you like spending your whole paycheck for a meal. Mohawk House may open up again, but the owner is being sued by a bunch of former employees, so the future is uncertain for that location. There's also a pretty good taco place (Tulum) that recently opened across the street from Industry.

RIP

High five my covered sister! 🙌

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You can’t handle the roof!!!

I’ve never heard of this. I will have to look into it

Sir, instructions remain unclear. I repeat, instructions unclear. My dick is now stuck in the ceiling fan.

Came in to say this. How. Dare. You. Lol

They don’t offer time of use billing. At least they didn’t when I checked last year.

The silver actually only charges that copay if your IP. An outpatient office visit is straight copay. Im an insurance broker in nj. I don’t write individual plans but I’m familiar with them. Hope this helps. Good luck.

Hopefully its replaced with housing..

Roof rake, did mine this morning just like I do after every snowfall.

Well worth the extra few mins to avoid any ice dams and water intrusion.

The SDA districts get approximately 50% of the state education budget. The other 500 or so get the other half. Should we support education in lower income areas? Yes, but not to the extravagance that we currently are.

“Pick what you want, the state is paying for it” is a phrase that’s been heard in some of these districts. As a result, I know someone who had a VERY nice office chair.

When you and your friends are black out drunk, you try to avoid speaking with the police.

I don’t qualify so I’ll keep it moving.

Well it’s easy enough to google yourself but I can see you’re more interested in arguing politics than finding the truth.

Those are all services that scale by the number of people in an area (density). Not size of property.

Your proving my point. Big brain you got there.

That’s not true

The state wanting to hand out money and the amount of bending over backwards they've had to do to get people to sign up is very odd to me. There's got to be a better way to implement this system.

Sure boomer, cause your group never uses any services, like EMS when someone takes a fall or has chest pains, or a stroke, or maybe leaves the burner on the stove on and gets the fire department to pay them a little visit.

You don't like taxes move to Florida, somebody paid the taxes to put your kids through school, I bet you weren't bitching and moaning then, or if you didn't have kids, well someone paid for you, show a little gratitude, or at the very least, move out.

and it will continue because no one wants to ever do any of the things that would make the taxes actually go down:

• consolidate municipal governments, police services (ideally to a county level), school districts (each tiny little town does not need it's own k-8 and then pay extra for send-receive to another district's high school), and others. it can't just be one of these things, it has to be all. you need to have fewer mayors, councils, administrative staff, and having police forces at higher levels would better spread out the cost of salaries for cops.

• more tax sources than just the property tax. other places in the country get pieces of the sales tax to fund municipal budgets. can't do that in nj. doesn't help all towns evenly (would be more of a boon for places with big downtowns and shopping) but it would also encourage such development.

• modify or kill the fucking farm exemption thing. it's basically an exploited joke at this point. every single rich person who has a small apiary or grows a few christmas trees on their property and thus pays way less in taxes is more that everyone else has to pay to make up the difference. budgets are what they are. either raise the money level high enough where it helps actual farmers but can't be as easily exploited or kill it and replace it with something more useful.

but given that we live and die by our precious home rule in this state, none of this will ever happen, so we all just keep getting stuck paying more for property taxes every year.

Record high of $9,490? LOL mine went up BY THAT MUCH last year. Bringing the grand total to just a hair under $25,000

Good for you, but half the state would not get that deal, they might merge with the crap district

property taxes are the cover charge for what gets in and what stays out

sorry, not sorry

Wow some actually get pulled over. Sweet.