I never said most people outsource plowing. I said most people are used to dealing with snow.

What I was implying was that without someone to plow, most people would decide to shovel themselves in an emergency.

You're reading into what I said incorrectly.

A little over 200ft is for sure not nothing. But over the course of a few days you should be able to make it passable with a car.

I think most people are just taken aback by the idea that not having someone to plow your driveway is such an emergency. Unless you are elderly or disabled of course.

Most people are used to dealing with snow...not trying to make you feel bad.

Can you not shovel it? It wouldn't take that much to clear enough for a car to get through it. And with the coming warm period, if you get down to gravel or asphalt it'll melt quickly.

But goblins aren't Jewish in Harry Potter? What's your beef with goblins in the banking industry?

If you don't enjoy working with wood to heat your house it's probably a bad move. My dad is 70 and I grew up splitting with him to heat our house. He still splits everything by hand and loves stacking it after.