Yeah you guys can downvote my answer. I was thinking of DR Horton

Between them and Lennar, they're probably the two largest builders in the US. You're not going to see a radical difference between them and Ryan Homes

ETA: HHHunt is not the largest builder. DR Horton is

Yes, Charles. Very stupid of me to expect you were capable of forming a coherent sentence. Or to assume you are the type of person who means what they say. I'm sorry to have let you down 😔

Your first sentence literally says corporations buying houses is completely wrong and a myth, but it has nothing to do with what you posted? Okay, Charles. Enjoy your weekend

So, B. Wayne Hughes, the billionaire owner of American Homes 4 Rent, the guy that owns over 53,000 suburban family homes and rents them all out - he's just a myth?

I grabbed all my Transformer toys that had been sitting in my mom's attic for 30-odd years. Have absolutely zero desire to list them all individually, but I'd like to rid myself of them

Try Corner Bakery off Broad and Dominion. You can get half a sandwich, a bowl of pasta, and a salad for the price of a horrible burger-fries-drink combo

Went to Poor Farm for the first time last weekend and was super excited to find it!

You got this!

Turkey meatballs with a cranberry-chile glaze. Wife made them Monday and the leftovers are even better!

Supposed to rain today

Sorry, I don't think I'm explaining myself clearly. The leak was just fixed on the 10th of December. It was on the city side, but the leak got progressively worse to the point it was gushing. That's what spiked the last two bills. Meter is not running anymore

Yes, I did have a leak in the main. It was on the city side, but the water flow was still moving my meter. It took three years of calling, four visits by them, one visit by my insurance company, and then two more months after they finally decided it was their responsibility to fix it. Unfortunately not before my water bill spiked to $222 last month and $323 this month

Good luck. Been calling four straight days after getting a $323 water bill. Can't get anyone to answer

257. My best score ever!

I've got a fence that I wanted to paint. I had planned on saving all the fun for myself, but I guess I could let you in on the action

You get my vote

Yep. We have one specifically for loss of heat/power. It's a relatively affordable bit of insurance

10-4! 😉

Merry Christmas

Average space heater is 1500W. Run it for 24 hours and you've used 36 kWh. Are the weekend rates only $0.067/kWh?

Not trying to be an a nitpick, I'm genuinely wondering. I was under the impression we pay between 11-13¢ per kWh unless you're one of the 10,000 people under schedule 1G?

Thanks! Maybe one day I can grow up to be as knowledgeable as you!

Merry Christmas!

You're both right. And if anyone wants to put *250 they'll be right too

The engineers have detailed plans to preserve the wetlands. They've been working on that behind RVA 5/6 for maybe six months now. With the busses running along that route all day long I'm sure they're going to control runoff 👍

I can't assure your house won't be out of power for long, but the generators cost about $1.5M a day to run, so I'm guessing it will be a priority to restore power as quickly as possible

And you're correct that the two small openings with the dirt mounds will be Project Tropical