The challenge is not only finding a good house/good town, but also making sure there's solid internet access, unless you're OK with Starlink, as well as cell coverage.

Echoing another poster, if you were considering Richford, Bakersfield and Enosburg are nice rural communities nearby with some resources, although you'll still need to drive for a full grocery shopping trip. Richford is....ok, but there are much better options nearby. If you're coming from Bratt and like the "city" experience, St Albans is nice, and plenty of shops and services right in town, plus less than an hour into Burlington.

Delta Dental's coverage sucks too, which has also been frustrating for Dentist offices telling patients that they're going to be fully out of pocket for everything except cleanings.

If only he had a rich, KKK daddy to ensure he would get in to Wharton

Too bad you didn't include the 14 in your handle to go along with that 88.

Go to hell you Nazi fuck

I'm surprised On Tap doesn't get even an honorable mention

Just be careful, most rental have balding summer tires and may or may not even provide you with an insufficient ice scraper.

Based on an Ebay listing for the postcard, this was from 1973. Very cool!

By making it voluntary for businesses instead of a broad-based tax for everyone, he's fucked over the working poor who work for McD's, Walgreens, Maplefields and all the other worker-hostile companies in the state that won't touch this program with a 10-foot pole.

Ok Leo. Too bad about that whole dying at the end business

I heard that same argument a decade ago from a Trader Joes rep I had known. Apparently the supply chain issue wasn't unsolvable, since they opened their store in S. Burlington a few years after that.

At least Balint and Welch are giving away their FTX contributions post-FTX shitshow

I asked a friend at the DMV and they confirmed the J and I look too similar from a distance to a 1 on the generic plates, as does Z and 2.

All letters of the alphabet are available for custom plates however.