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woburnite t1_j6yd3hh wrote

I usually go to the dump transfer station but it will be closed due to weather.

I worry about the homeless population. People camping out or sleeping in cars. I know there are warming shelters in Burlington and Rutland, and maybe in Brattleboro. A lot more are needed. If a church is not opening their doors on a sub-zero night for those who need it, what are they even doing? Let people sleep on the pews, get a couple of volunteers to stay awake overnight.

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Corey307 t1_j6ybtr9 wrote

The state does need people to move here but it needs people to move here and work here. It’s going to be a problem a few years from now we’re all of these people who moved here as coronavirus refugees or full remote jobs decide to leave because they can’t get their kids in daycare, restaurants are barely open, they aren’t getting their mail etc, can’t find anybody to work on their house. He won’t realize that they created the problem by taking up housing without filling a useful position.

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Corey307 t1_j6yasbk wrote

I’m going to sound like an old man but I’ve noticed that the younger generations don’t know how to ask questions, makes me wonder if it’s not being taught in school or by their parents. I routinely have to coax information out of people because they’ll ask about a third of a question and do not understand why the details are important. Seems like a combination of assuming people know what’s going on in their head and either not knowing how to formulate a question or being too lazy to do so.

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