B and C
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The store shelves are filling back up. Not much I need that I can't find. Even my favorite sausage showed up this week.
Wyoming closing 10 rest areas
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B and C
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It could be zigging and zagging. I only looked a week ago because I got a mutual fund notice and I was curious how the covid thing affected it. It is the first time I looked in over a year. I'm in for the long haul (as long as I got left anyways). I'm not taking any money out so no loses.
B and C
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Oh, and Wyoming is a sparsely populated state. I can't imagine anyone paying a toll to park at a rest area.
crofter
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When we could be talking about cactus rustling in Texas.1shemp said:
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1shemp said:
And mani-pedi's....wow... talk about thread drift!
crofter
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Imagine spending thousands of dollars for a small plant that has been kidnapped!! And might even die outside of Texas!!crofter said:
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crofter
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Did anyone hear about the appropriations bill for parks? More money for parks means more stuff repaired, cleaned, and otherwise open. The measure was expected to pass, but might have died during the night instead. No news on it.
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No it turned into a cost of living thread and California is no more expensive than the rest of the states except housing. And that’s ridiculous. Competition makes labor, services and consumer goods super cheap here. We also have senior prices everywhere that are extremely discounted.
But if I needed to I’d pay a reasonable fee for a rest stop in order to keep it open. It is your choice if you want to stop there or not. It’s sure better than closing ten places people need in an already empty state .
Despite fighting for the contrary I think we are entering a new era in this country where the government is going to pay for or subsidize less and less. And it doesn’t look like military bases and wars are anywhere war being shut down and the money funneled to national parks and dental care.
We can can pay or close down. I grew up in an area where the locals took up the slack for what the city/county/state wouldn’t pay for ie school, libraries, parks etc. Then for the rest entrance prices were put in place for those places that weren’t subsidized by local and yeah not super cheap. But it’s something I’m used to.
But if I needed to I’d pay a reasonable fee for a rest stop in order to keep it open. It is your choice if you want to stop there or not. It’s sure better than closing ten places people need in an already empty state .
Despite fighting for the contrary I think we are entering a new era in this country where the government is going to pay for or subsidize less and less. And it doesn’t look like military bases and wars are anywhere war being shut down and the money funneled to national parks and dental care.
We can can pay or close down. I grew up in an area where the locals took up the slack for what the city/county/state wouldn’t pay for ie school, libraries, parks etc. Then for the rest entrance prices were put in place for those places that weren’t subsidized by local and yeah not super cheap. But it’s something I’m used to.
Random Painted Highway
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crofter said:
I think it passed in the senate and moved on to the house, if approved there it will need the presidents signature to finalize.
https://missoulian.com/opinion/edit...cle_c887b612-a69f-5f28-97bf-4bc265821154.html
