@DrPlantel Certain things the medical field does amazingly well - replacing bad body parts - and some things it does amazingly bad - addressing chronic illnesses. Why are we not allowed to question the things that they do badly without being called "anti science?"
@politicalmath There's no where to dump the used oil anymore. Not allowed to put it down the storm drains, or in the trash can, you have to take it somewhere to be disposed of. That's why no one changes their own oil anymore.
@itskikidanger@Corbienest I did successfully make croissants once, and I do rolls for Thanksgiving and Christmas. I understand the workings of yeast but I think I've messed them up too many times. I do want to try sourdough this winter. It's my January task. I make my own pasta, too. I love food.
@DelgadoforNY Please go ask Vermont how their plan went. It was started in 2011 and abandoned by 2014 due to costs. It all sounds really good until you actually run the numbers. Good luck NY, you're going to be taxed up the wazoo.
@BusyPoorDad@DelgadoforNY Vermont tried this in 2011 and abandoned it by 2014 due to the high costs and taxes necessary to support it. But somehow NY will do it better.
@financedystop Husband worked for a take out container company. He went to an Applebee's and the kitchen was nothing but microwaves. I believe this for most of the chain restaurants, but there are still a few around that do make their own food and you can certainly tell the difference.
@Sb2356@wakeupnj We were lucky, we found a family that had a rescue they couldn't keep so we did a private sale. Rescues are shooting themselves in the feet with all their restrictions and demands. Don't have a fence? No dogs for you. Even though we've trained 2 not to leave our yard.
@OneBadDude_ Our district, which is in a true blue county, hires resource officers that will make sure kids are not coming into our district from a neighboring one. The hypocrisy is astounding.
@BoomerDivvies It was 1989 at the height of the housing market. We got a townhouse through a lottery. Stayed there 7 years and took a loss on it to buy the house we still live in. Oh, and we had a variable interest rate that started at 11%. We were in our 20's and newly married.