> how can I vacation in an expensive, touristy area without spending money plzkthxbye

that's what you sound like right now

So the generally agreed upon definition? Ok got it, thanks for clarifying

https://www.maine.gov/sos/bmv/titles/index.html

False. Any car newer than 1995 requires a title.

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> Does anyone know what typically happens to those rates after?

They skyrocket. What do you think their plan is? If you're going to shop around be prepared to keep shopping, and keep an eye on the calendar.

write what you know

Jfc

Check the local papah, guy

Do you think this would require no maintenance?

>strip joints

as long as they can be dives like Diva's once was and not like Diamonds or Rick's Cabaret

As soon as you take the pressure off of yourself to find someone things have a way of working themselves out.

no way

You should have interrupted them to ask.

They're on the way as we speak

Sure they do. OP don't listen to this person.

It's a tourist trap. You'll love it.

You can buy them at the 7-11 on congress st in Portland

Yeah they have it so easy they choose to work service jobs in the summer for funsies!

maybe they can take toesocks' job

Because that's not what the data says. It's flawed from the start by virtue of using averages for its comparison. It lacks nuance and doesn't account for the differences between Southern Maine and Aroostook county. This is the equivalent of a puff piece news story of kittens jumping on trampolines. It doesn't mean anything. It just is. That's why it's useless.

It's not useful. It's intentionally misleading. Anyone using averages when sharing statistics is either inept or nefarious. Averages can be useful in specific cases but this isn't one of them.

Sorry you've apparently never taken a statistics class. The first thing they teach you is you can make the numbers say whatever you want them to say just by how the information is presented.

Apparently not very well. Numbers don't lie but people using misleading statistics to support their arguments do.

Using median data would be more significantly meaningful here than averages. I don't doubt that the information on this map is accurate, though I haven't verified. Even if it is, it's basically meaningless.

Like every other time maps like these are put together with flimsy statistics, this doesn't paint the whole picture. It's using averages, which usually aren't the best metric since extreme outliers skew the results drastically. Other people here have pointed out special ed classrooms as one of these outliers, for example. Many of Maine's schools have wonderful special needs resources which is a great thing. Many others don't.

You are woefully out of touch with reality with your comment.

School begins before high school. There are elementary/junior high schools with graduating classes of 10.

Happy to help