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Originally posted by thunder57
All I can answer to this is you sound as if you do not shop for groceries, or pay your own electric bills, all of which are on the rise but have your wages? Now you can call the article a rag all you wish, and you can hide your head in the sand, but when your food is no longer safe to eat, and travel is unsafe who will you run to. Will you still stand there and make excuses? Or for once will you final open your eyes, all you have to do is go out and see the how expensive it costs just to get a gallon of gas, or milk for that manner. You may have a good income now, but what will it be like when the cost infringes upon that as well, will you still be saying the same thing as you are now? Or will you be in the same boat looking for a way to bail out.
Originally posted by Kali74
reply to post by bjax9er
Be more conservative with your electricity use.
Originally posted by bjax9er
Originally posted by Kali74
reply to post by bjax9er
Be more conservative with your electricity use.
how about you come pay my bill for me.
$357 per megawatt is a 300% increase over the price today.
sure i could probably make due.
but what about the rest of the 20 million people who live in northeast ohio?
what about the businesses?
the jobs?
financial armagedon might very well start in ohio...
Originally posted by texasgirl
Originally posted by bjax9er
Originally posted by Kali74
reply to post by bjax9er
Be more conservative with your electricity use.
how about you come pay my bill for me.
$357 per megawatt is a 300% increase over the price today.
sure i could probably make due.
but what about the rest of the 20 million people who live in northeast ohio?
what about the businesses?
the jobs?
financial armagedon might very well start in ohio...
Come on down to Texas where it doesn't get all that cold! :-) (My power bill was under $90 last month)