pun aside, the first guy to discover electricity was dangerous was also probably dead.

the second or third guy was the one who had to tell the tale to everyone

didnt we get a bit of snowfall in may like a year or so ago in hartford county?

Then there’s the tunnel in Hartford that always seems to have an accident in it early in the morning

Grocery store worker here you can find what’s left of it around the Hartford area but unless the product guys have steered me wrong it’s basically been discontinued alongside tab

the coding is different for five and ten cent ones i believe so, probably not, but we'll find out jan1 2024

not to mention that the machines generally arent built for the thicker plastic bottles like gatorade, iced tea, and juice tend to use.

the other funny thing with it is under the same law, stores are only obligated to take what they sell on the actual shelves, we drink a lot of soda at home, and occasionally wind up having to jump to different stores for certain brands.

like its blind luck if another stores brand goes through a certain machine

it is when you're paying an extra $1.20 for a 12 pack of soda when it goes up to 10c

When Wethersfield high was renovated back in what was it? 2014-15? They found mercury and asbestos…I think we’re beyond repairs since the two schools in question have been around just as long

Old Wethersfield?

The one in old Wethersfield can only be described as badly retrofitted and has noticeable damages. Not to mention nearly had a fire from the heating/ac system this passed spring. And the one on the rocky hill line is in a rather similar boat

Well that sucks if true, we’ve got two schools that are literally falling apart

Yea it’s saying something when you have family working in both schools and they say that if the school makes it to the summer without collapsing or some outdated stuff in it catching fire that everyone who works there deserves a medal