Thats an odd way to say never happy.

Feels like a business opportunity for somebody there; set up the world's shittiest attraction and get free highway advertising from the state.

I believe you have to pay tens of thousands of dollars to get your store or attraction on those signs. I used to work at a chain restaurant just off of I-80 when I was in college. (This was in PA). We were not on the sign informing drivers that they could get off and stop at our restaurant. When I asked the GM he said that they wanted a lot of money to be on that sign, like over 50K. Which, in hindsight wasn't that much for the restaurant. However, it was the first time I realized you had to pay to advertise on those signs.

Yes, those people are called "children"

Source: grew up here and hated it, later realized how much everywhere else also sucks

Translation: If you're from Mass or NY, we don't want you here, keep driving.

Connecticut traffic isn't shit. Anywhere with actual attractions is going to have way more traffic than anywhere in this state.

Are you talking about the humans that live there?

Where are they proposing putting them ? I'm guessing in the cities?

I'm an IT consultant. It was not a good morning.

Second one for Dzen. Thanks so much!!

Careful, they may have hopped a satellite to Vienna

Thanks so much!!

Awesome thank you!!

I mean half the people that live here don't even seem to want to be here, let alone tourists.

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Thanks so much!!

It’s the skunk apes, isn’t it?

Edit: from swamp apes to skunk apes because apparently I have Florida brain this afternoon.

No one thinks of Connecticut as a tourist destination. And that's a good thing imo

Fighting is just how you say hello in Jersey.

Find Your Vibe

We're not sure yet. I can create a GUI interface using visual basic and track the IP.

Just like the Welcome Centers. Who says we are cold, unfriendly, and unwelcoming?

Lol. You don't need a gun against a black bear. Stay inside if you're so scared.

Did they reroute the encryptions?

No they broke through the mainframe.