The reason tax isn't listed on store tags is because the US has different sales taxes, really that simple. For a one-location shop, fine, they could easily post prices including taxes, but in some parts of the US, the tax paid on a particular item could vary by CITY. I'll give Ohio…Â
My neighbor (several doors up, but we've been friendly for years since we both have dogs) asked me what I did for a living a few weeks ago. A package meant for me was delivered to him, so when he brought it to my door, I dragged him inside to show him my kitchen/dining renovation…Â
That's a NY fridge, and judging by the size of it, a NYC fridge. Lots of people store things like that in their fridge so the critters don't get to them. I live in DC and put lots of stuff in my fridge in the late fall and early spring, and any time the temperature drops suddenly…Â
The washer and dryer my grandmother bought just before my parents got divorced (I remember it being right before the divorce because dad went over and installed them since grandpa was already gone...grandpa died in early 1992 and parents divorced in late 1993) are still in the basement,…Â
Mine offered it in 1997 for $40, including all your hours with an instructor in the car. But there was a waitlist to sign up for it and it took 4 months to get your classroom and driving hours in (once you could get into a session...it probably would have been about 10 months after…Â
Washington, DC...which is not a state, but...ya know. Yes, I have one of those fridges so big you could live in it (though the french-doors are no wider or taller than most side-by-sides). Dinner both last week and this week is clam chowder (the last two servings from the first batch…Â
There's nothing wrong with the tram, and I actually have a framed photo I took from Victoria Peak on my office wall, but what the poster was getting at is that the bus is cheaper and has better views, while delivering you to the same point. I agree with them that there's too much…Â
I think you're conflating staying in the Times Square area and treating Times Square as an attraction on its own. I often stay in that area (usually TS South) when I visit because I'm arriving at Penn Station and, you are absolutely right, being able to walk 4 or 5 blocks to my hotel…Â
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