I don’t return mine. I just crush them and put them in the recycle bin. The bottle redemption was created before we started recycling

I seem to remember one in Rutland a while ago- they didn't make it for long.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I get it. I hear ya, but there are also worker shortages too. So, do you want someone to buy a flipped house or do you want overcrowded classrooms and nurse shortages? Lose lose because there's a worker shortages too.

*We don't want out-of-staters to move within the boundaries of our state considering almost no one who already lives in the state can find housing as it is.

Specific enough for ya, mister?

Queechee and north beach are both great

Yeah, let’s make Vermont a soulless corporate hell scape like everywhere else…. ummm, hard pass.

They ain't coming for you, missy.

😂 Companies can’t have this happen. Then people would eventually realize that they’ve been getting fucked for years now with wages not going up as much as everything else has around them all these years.

America is a big place. You shouldn't have any trouble finding some outside of Vermont....

Are you trolling? Little Caesar’s sucks. There’s already enough bad pizza in Vermont.

No but I think every county does it. Can't pass up those fed dollars.

We don't want 'em.

You'd get it back when you return the cans. It would be like paying 5 cents a can in 1972, accounting for inflation.

Dunno why you're being downvoted, you're right. The programs have been found to use images of working artists without consent to make "art", and it is problematic until protections are put into place to give rights back to the creative industry.

Although it seems harmless, it's hurting a lot of small artists trying to make extra income.

So when I buy a 12 pack of coke it adds 3 dollars on? Have you seen how much they sell a 12 pack of coke for lately.

It's not the winters. It's the lack of sunshine from November through March.

It doesn't make sense that the rate is the same as it was in 1972. 5 cents back then was worth much more than it is now. It should be at least a quarter.

No, we really don't.

I’ve been volunteering with Vermont adaptive for several years now. It’s so much fun and the staff are all wonderful people- I’d highly recommend it! They have year round programming and their southern office is at Pico near Rutland.

It’s the greatest hits album cover

It does look like this, and it's uniquely beautiful.

They are great, however the tick thing has been debunked; they barely eat any ticks at all

I see the prettiest sunsets/sunrises here. It's a great picture, especially with the curve of the road into town.

I visited Brandon once for a wedding. I stayed at the Brandon Inn. Seemed like a decent little town. There is a great bar and restaurant called Ripton Mountain Distillery that I had a good time at and a nice breakfast place next door.

I live in MA. Whenever I hit the VT state line, I take a deep breath.

The air is different, and there's a different vibe.