u/xkulp8

Not sure it's the exact lowest, but South Dakota is around $50. Colorado is under $70 if your car is at least 10 years old, although some of the Front Range counties require emission inspections. Montana does permanent registrations, meaning the life of the car, for $200-250

Get one of those fake license plates that says "PR1VAT3" and become a sovereign citizen

I'm 95% certain California doesn't report non-suspension tickets to other states.

The DLC enables states to report to other member states but doesn't require them to. Some other states don't report minor tickets and some are in the DLC but don't record the ticket, or do record the ticket but don't assess points (such as Colorado).

Europe couldn't innovate if you gave them a disassembled Iphone.

If you net $9k/quarter from selling houses, either you're working so little that you should have found a second job while the money was coming in, or you're working so much that fast food would have paid more per hour and been more dependable

Not to mention setting up/taking down holiday decorations

And she sells houses for a living!?

Inheritances are never taxable at the federal level, and inheritances from a parent are not taxed by any state. (Only four or five states tax inheritances at all, and these typically have an exemptions in the millions.)

If OP is receiving an inherited IRA it's slightly different; the money must be withdrawn within 10 years in most cases, and the proceeds are taxed as ordinary income. However you can always pay the tax from the proceeds themselves.

or just read /r/badroommates/

Well, at least for Butker, I hear Wendy's is hiring

Purple is a stupid color

I think you got whooshed

And another five-win season guaranteed, to continue our streak since the merger. We've had a 5-11, so one more win is required to beat our low winning percentage

Anyone else think we should've given it to Jaylen more on the last drive?

no 10 second runoff? (oh, we called to)

Understood, but in an international game I'd think they'd want to honor both cities

So New Orleans people got to sing the US national anthem, did Pittsburgh get to do anything in the pregame?

seconded

And for the TDN, the cop can be well prepared by reading the TBWD.

How is that de novo then?

So the Tigers?

relevant xkcd

Bridgeport? Town's probably got one, maybe two lawyers who know the judge and all the cops. Look up lawyers there, call them and ask whether they handle traffic infractions and what they can do for you.

Why do you need to leave Texas? I could see wanting to get out of a small town, but Texas is really big and all the larger cities are sprawly enough that you can just go to other parts of them. Is your driver's license getting suspended in Texas or something? Need an abortion maybe?

Look into New Mexico. Tons of public land, people will generally leave you alone and while the desert can get cold in winter it sure as hell ain't as bad as Montana.

/r/montana/ will tell you not to move there in winter without a job AND housing lined up. Even if you can hack the temperature, a lot of roads on public lands become gated or inaccessible in winter.

Could it have something to do with the phone system, or an older phone system? Usually for room-to-room dialing you just dial the room number, but perhaps they had assigned all the 10- and 11- numbers to internal offices or conference rooms or something? And it may have been easier to change the room numbers than change the phone system.

Or perhaps there is a separate outbuilding with all the 10- and 11- rooms