Yinzers can't spell.

So what you are saying is that you gotta read the fine print?

Spak Bros does gluten free too

For either electricity or people's natural gas, you can switch back on the website. One of them you need to call and one of them you can do on the website so it might be worth checking out the website and seeing if you could just do this today.

Just so you know the vast majority of energy suppliers on the pa power choice website don't actually make gas or electricity. They're brokers. The ones that are green buy and sell green energy but don't actually, for the most part, own anything.

Onion maiden is only dinner and is closing for good soon.

This is the truth.

Good for you. This isn't happening in 2023 at least in my experience.

Uh. Don't stick with them. This is the danger of 3rd party suppliers - They give you a teaser rate and then people don't tend to read letters like this and then next thing they know they've been paying exorbitant prices for months. Switch back to Duquesne Light. It'll be cheaper.

I don't see anything wrong with that setup. You can eat on the potty.

I used to get mimeographs from the school office and bring them back to class when I was in elementary school. They were wet, warm, and stinky.

Incentives for outbacks but not Crosstreks supports your assumptions

Data doesn't support that conclusion. Also economics doesn't either. They can't jack up the price of cars enough to make up for the millions of extra cars they could sell has there been enough supply.

AWD helps you start. Good tires help you stop. When it's icy an snowy stopping is much more important than starting.

Probably crime

Neil doesn't need more than 1 car. He was in Oakland.

The memes are easy to mix up. They're both big and metal.

damn supply chains and demand...

I was able to head this off by going in on a random friday, meeting with a sales guy and telling him what I wanted, and then he "reserved" one for me. I brought in my DL, insurance card, etc. etc. They knew what was coming in so they printed me off the financial statement. I didn't have to put down a deposit, and I could still test drive it and say no. They called me 5 days later when it was ready and we went in and completed the sale.

so if you're really interest in something (for OP...) you may need to go into a dealer and talk to someone first and figure out what's coming in when, and put dibs on it.

The guy over the phone said I'd have to put down a $500 refundable deposit, but the salesguy said a handshake was good enough... I'm sure they do that for everyone, unless you seem extra shifty. Part of the "we think you're great!!" sales technique.

aliens visiting the science center. they've come to learn about our technology and they want to play with the exhibits too.

Just bought a new car. No haggling. There were basically no new cars on the lot. You had to go in and reserve a spot. luckily they didn't need me to put down a deposit. Once the car came in we went out and test drove it and just bought it at MSRP. This was a Toyota dealer and this seemed to be what everybody was doing. We looked at other dealerships and nothing was any better. We wanted a specific Toyota.

In terms of used cars, there was really nothing on the lot either...

This is typical and happens everywhere. One goes and put more strain on the remaining ones.

It happens. They replace them. Power goes back on.

Transformers have a finite life. They all eventually die. This happens everywhere.

Much more doable and safer if everyone can agree on a standard and we can build that standard into interstates and companies can autonomously haul from point A to B on the interstates and then have humans drive pre A and post B.