VT is a better justification for AWD than Seattle.

my man has never had a party even one time

The correct answer is Spokane.

It's not a title worth fighting for.....

I honestly love my Toyota Highlander because it has the clearance and handling of a Subaru, but a better engine. I've only had to replace the battery since getting mine 2 years ago.

My son’s 2016 Subaru Impreza with 68,000 miles on it has been a wallet draining moneypit. My daughter’s 2017 RAV4 with 120,000 never has had a problem. I will NEVER! buy another Subaru again. Team Toyota for me.

No, but then, I don't have thirty people drinking beer and playing pool in my home either.

It's a shitter. Do you have gendered bathrooms at home?

Use the other one, but please put the seat down when you're leaving.

Head-gaskets-r-us.

Both bathrooms have toilets.

There's a group in this area called Justice for Dogs. Also in Lamoille county as is the north country animal league.

Sure, the Seattle city population of 733k seems comparable since it's just a little more than all of Vermont, but the population of the Seattle metropolitan area is over 4 million.

For comparison there, that's half a million more people than the entire states Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine combined.

I agree. But their urinal mints are the bomb!

Gendered bathrooms are dumb.

If the men's room is full I'm going to knock, and use the female bathroom, if it's empty.

A green Subaru forester with a coexist bumper sticker is the state bird of Vermont

So men’s room and women’s room?

From the article:

> Vermont has 11.3% Subaru ownership (the highest of any state in the country), among a population of 645,570, which means 72,949 total Subarus in the state.

> Washington state has just 3.8% Subaru ownership, but with a population of 7.739 million, that's still a total of 294,082.

> So Washington wins by the numbers game, but Vermont wins by percentage.

> Except.... What about Seattle?

> Subaru ownership in Seattle is a whopping 10.1%. With a population of 733,919 - that's a total of 74,125 Subarus in the city.

> Okay, so Seattle and Vermont are practically completely tied, by percentage ownership and by numbers. Everyone wins.

> Except... Seattle just feels like there are more, of course!

> Seattle covers a land area of 83.78 square miles, which is 884 Subarus per square mile. Vermont covers a land area of 9,623 square miles, which is just 7.5 Subarus per square mile.

> So if you see a car in Seattle or in Vermont, it's about equally likely to be a Subaru. But if you're in Seattle, you'll see vastly more Subarus - just because you see vastly more cars, overall. We win by a long shot on Subaru density.

https://www.vermontpublic.org/podcast/brave-little-state/2023-03-09/how-many-airbnbs-are-taking-away-from-vermonters-its-complicated

They ran a story on the short term rental surge and how it's impacting the housing crisis less than a day after you posted this comment, FYI.

Does Seattle have this? https://vtcar.com/cars-projects/

That was Vermont 20 years ago as well.

This was VT twenty years ago. Now you'll see as many bmws, mercedes, and teslas as subarus, if not more.

Ok, but it's getting to the point where I might have to read 3 tiers of signage before knowing where to pee. I'm all for keeping things to a simple graphic or 1-2 words...I imagine that's also easier for folks who don't speak English as their first language. (And drunks.)

The last show I went to had the typical restroom icons indicating M/W/handicap accessibility. Then on top of that they had those cheeky signs for "what to do if you think someone is using the wrong restroom...step 1: acknowledge they have a better understanding of their own gender identity than you do, step 2: mind your own business", then on top of THAT the band playing had strong feelings about gender neutral restrooms, so they had more signs explaining that the M/F icons were temporarily irrelevant. So I'm standing there reading all this, doing my little potty dance, in order to understand why a gaggle of giggling teenage girls is flitting from one restroom to the next.

Who knew bodily functions could require so much direction??

Yeah craft breweries are good for those! Seen some unique, hand crafted ones before

Hmm. Disappointing. I've seen raw steel, lacquered copper, one shaped like a flower, and even had a couple with a view (like windows to to the outside over the urinal). I'll check it out next time I'm in the area, anyway.