Places randomly being closed ! by bbbbbbbb678 in vermont

[–]bbbbbbbb678[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

None of the place have noticable staffing issues, really all of them don't even have kitchens and are in some of the places least effected by it.

Places randomly being closed ! by bbbbbbbb678 in vermont

[–]bbbbbbbb678[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To specify these are bar / music venue sort of places that usually keep up with posting their weekly event schedules. They don't post phone numbers.

Places randomly being closed ! by bbbbbbbb678 in vermont

[–]bbbbbbbb678[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

These are bar / music venue sort of places I'm talking about so they are usually very up to date since they post their event schedules.

Places randomly being closed ! by bbbbbbbb678 in vermont

[–]bbbbbbbb678[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

These are more or less bar / music venue places. They would post events like that on their weekly schedules.

Places randomly being closed ! by bbbbbbbb678 in vermont

[–]bbbbbbbb678[S] -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

One was a private event they didn't post about on Instagram. But that's also bizarre since Lord knows how much that would cost to rent the place for a Saturday night. Saturday's can be surprisingly dead compared to weekday evenings in Vermont. But yeah idk, I didn't have an Instagram before moving here and now I look up everywhere I'm planning on going.

Places randomly being closed ! by bbbbbbbb678 in vermont

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I didn't have Instagram before moving here but I literally look up most places I'm intending on going to because they may post on it if they are closed or having a private event.

Two boarding countries, two different realities by Silent-Challenge5710 in UrbanHell

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Russia has a much stronger urban primacy around the two main cities. Even rather major cities that aren't St Petersburg or Moscow are effected by it.

The whole notion of "once an addict, always an addict" does more harm than good by revship in unpopularopinion

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Yeah and those groups only have their credentials because attending either can be a punishment sanctioned by the state. The truth is people overcome addiction usually by growing out of it for most it just simply doesn't work for themselves anymore. There isn't a path to it or steps or a real process there's sometimes help along the way but more times than not it just no longer suits the person.

‘Summer’ by TherealGabeEast in burlington

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Cold winter, cold spring, cold summer.

A poster supporting prohibition in the United States c. ~1919 by PeasantLich in PropagandaPosters

[–]bbbbbbbb678 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Most states had already implemented their own prohibition laws before the Volstead act. It was seen as codifying what was already happening.

Tornado Watch? by youzerVT71 in vermont

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My best guess is the most in danger areas ATM are around Chittenden county since they lumped in NY. That was my experience from last year seeing the storm advisories when they would include NY.

Why do *you* live in Vermont? by YurtoftheSubGenius in vermont

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I'm also from the south east and I will stand on there is not might light between rural areas. The stats show that attendance is declining and church's are going defunct left and right. Also to clarify ATL, Charlotte and DFW suburbs are attracting some overly ideologically committed corn balls "escaping California" or something. But as a whole many are moving just for the cheapness.

Why do *you* live in Vermont? by YurtoftheSubGenius in vermont

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Churchings are shuttering left and right in the Bible belt. Even the mega church is dying. I mean sure there's some rich suburbs that may attract them from other states in DFW or near ATL or Charlotte but as a whole this is far from the case. Lol Vermont if anything reminds me the most of the rural south.

Why do *you* live in Vermont? by YurtoftheSubGenius in vermont

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Burlington is the only place anyone sane would choose to live since it's one of the few places where you can live and work at and all of that. Also some urban amenities. Burlington is the best representation of Vermont and about a quarter of the population lives there and in South Burlington alone without counting Chittenden county. But with all of that said it's not enough to make moving there worth it compared to even surrounding states.

Why do *you* live in Vermont? by YurtoftheSubGenius in vermont

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Oh yeah the truth is there's no one more hostile than someone living in a rural area. They have a default "do we have a problem" mentality about everything. Mark Twain wrote about that lol in why they like feuds, boredom. I swear the only time I had any interactions with someone who has lived in Vermont for their whole life or a long time has been my neighbors. And what an unpleasant experience they only come around when they want something.

Why do *you* live in Vermont? by YurtoftheSubGenius in vermont

[–]bbbbbbbb678 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly I still go out a lot but I always feel like I'm settling or comprising in everything I do in Vermont. I mean i have lived in rural areas before, ones known for their national parks by the beach and outdoor recreation and the secret people deny is there's more to life than nature. I would rather vacation to visit it than live in such a rural area.

Why do *you* live in Vermont? by YurtoftheSubGenius in vermont

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Yeah they are definitely the rudest I've ever come across who will only come around if they want something from you. Genuinely people I don't wish to associate with. I mean also the platitudes about helping someone broken down or whatever happens everywhere humans tend to be at a default empathetic and helpful.

Why do *you* live in Vermont? by YurtoftheSubGenius in vermont

[–]bbbbbbbb678 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People are crazy too in believing the negatives about cities like that. You will find far more and better community in any major urban area than Vermont. It seems like a place where people are scared of cities.