Which BYC member scares you?

[bill3607]

And it's relatively cheap. We use our own downed trees. When we run our heater, our electricity bill is nearly $1000 month. And we have a very small house

Mrs. Ard, what do ya'll be doing up in that house?

 

[Aunt Angus]

Do you have other options?

No, unfortunately. Before we moved up here, the highest it ever got was $150.

 

[azurbanclucker]

You had to ruin it with ice.

The Macallan is actually OK with ice. Brings up the citrus in it.

 

[Isadora]

Mrs. Ard, what do ya'll be doing up in that house?

Hot yoga

 

[Isadora]

No, unfortunately. Before we moved up here, the highest it ever got was $150.

What a bummer. That's how they get away with charging that.

 

[DickMidnight]

The Macallan is actually OK with ice. Brings up the citrus in it.

neat with a few drops of water for me. opens up whatever flavors are in the expression you’re drinking.

 

[Aunt Angus]

Mrs. Ard, what do ya'll be doing up in that house?

Nothing crazy. Our first winter up here (2020), we all had COVID, and we were all fevery and shivery, so we ran the electric heaters - too weak to get the wood in the snow. I almost fainted when we got the bill. I asked coworkers, and they all said theirs were like that in winter. In a normal month, it's at least $300. We don't have air conditioning, either. And no gas lines. And propane went up 300% this year, so that wouldn't help much either. Can't do solar because we live in the woods. It's just a trade off for living in this beautiful area

 

[WallyG74]

What a bummer. That's how they get away with charging that.

Never heard of having power company options. Phones, internet, gas… sure. Never power though.

 

[Isadora]

Never heard of having power company options. Phones, internet, gas… sure. Never power though.

Hmm. So more of a location thing, I guess?

 

[Everose]

Nothing crazy. Our first winter up here (2020), we all had COVID, and we were all fevery and shivery, so we ran the electric heaters - too weak to get the wood in the snow. I almost fainted when we got the bill. I asked coworkers, and they all said theirs were like that in winter. In a normal month, it's at least $300. We don't have air conditioning, either. And no gas lines. And propane went up 300% this year, so that wouldn't help much either. Can't do solar because we live in the woods. It's just a trade off for living in this beautiful area

Holy cannoli! I'd be packing my bags.