Out of everyone I know who bought a home in the past 30 years, almost all of them purchased more than they could afford according to dated "rules of thumb." The dirty little secret is you either need to be filthy rich or "house poor" to own in this state. It's been that way for many years.

Well, first of all the odds of everyone charging all 7 cars at the same exact time are fairly low. With my Ioniq 5, I don’t even charge daily. It’s more like every 2-3 days. And with a relatively low amperage charger (32A), it’s only charging for 4-5 hour increments typically.

They also make chargers that network with others for load sharing. My Juicebox 32 can be paired with other ones to ensure that the load is below a certain threshold. So if I have 2 cars and set my current limit to 32A, it will deliver 16A to each car instead of 32.

So to answer your question, you would maybe have 1 charger for each level of the triple decker. Maybe even two for each. You could have each on its own 40A 240V circuit. Or you could place multiple on the same 240V circuit with load sharing enabled.

And if you’re going to ask how a triple decker can have 3 40A 240V circuits operating at the same time, I would note that it’s not unusual for each unit to have its own service and meter, with each meter having its own panel with similar circuits such as heat pumps, electric ranges, baseboard heat, and dryers operating at the same time.

I guess you can stop waiting?

he deserves every penny. that's disgusting. poor bastard.

What. The. Heck. I was sure we were past this crap......

I have a feeling you have a very tenuous grasp of how your employer projects returns for potential developments. The short version of the story is just that there is so much demand that whatever additional units we build aren't going to immediately result in drastically lower housing prices, but it's still a step in the right direction. There is no overnight solution to a problem of this magnitude.

I love daylight savings time. It’s the only holiday where you get a (free! uncommercialized!) gift of either extra sleep or extra sun.

It would be the latter, but it doesn't make sense, since you took the time to respond.

the nice thing about being out here, there are farms local and coops that sell their stuff.

enjoy the grass fed beef, fresh local eggs and locally brewed beer

Someone who can buy cash with the proceeds

There is a price cap on the EV-Mor program.

https://mor-ev.org

It was bumped up to $55K as of last November. Ioniq 5 AWD Limited trim exceeds this amount - so just make sure if you are banking on getting the rebate.

Sounds like Bartletts

I like price-rite, they have good prices but limited selection

There is an Electrify America at an Alltown Fresh in Plymouth which makes your point well. It's a gas station as well and you can go inside and get a sandwich or a snack while you wait.

There is none. MB is unequaled.

Beer is undrinkable now. The stout is the only one I can choke down. So strange.

They have good bourbon selection…

As a Michigan kid, I absolutely loved it being still light at 9:30pm in the summer.

4:15pm sunsets in December here get me bummed but I've gotten used to it.

I mean…call them first

Yeah, but if I'm gonna let the store save on labor, I at least want a discount. At Market Basket you get lower prices and don't have to worry about being a cashier.

Thank you so much!

Personally I like having the sun rise before 8:00 a.m. in the winter, and stay up until 8:00 p.m. or later in the summer. Yeah the time change is mildly annoying and disruptive, but to me it's worth it.

Michigan is in the wrong time zone anyway, and I say this as someone who really enjoyed their long summer evenings back in college

Waltham

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Ooooo which one? Usually I can find things at Wegman's first, but I struck out tonight.

Hannafid dude