You're right, although they seem to have changed it recently, but that may just have been wrt withholding.

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https://www.ryan.com/about-ryan/news-and-insights/utah-new-remote-working-paradigm/

You'll need to pay UT income tax.

Edit: Perhaps not.

I did this last year and it was a real pita. Some things would not take a PO box and some things would not take an Airbnb address. (Somehow they knew.) I can't remember how it worked right now, but I believe the DMV still sent something to the PO Box a year after we moved out of the airbnb and long after we'd updated our address in the DMV website.

They only do that if I use the 'auto detect light level' setting. I'd rather have them on when the car is running and off when it's not, but it won't do that.

I used to do this, but my current car won't do it automatically. It's got some "detect light level and turn them on setting" which I leave it on. But I'm not prepared to have to remember to turn them off when I get out of the car.

It was founded in 1980.

The link doesn't give you the original sources and I'm extremely skeptical of these things because so much of the 'information' in this space is driven by Mothers Against Drunk Driving, which is really more of an abolitionist group than anything else.

Medical marijuana didn't have public subsidies.

Makes me more likely to oppose it. Psychedelics have almost no adverse effects and there's no need to spend the money for this.

I'd be in favor of straight-up legalization though.

First of all, there's no way an Alaska cruise should be anywhere near $15K.

The San Juan Islands are fun.

Victoria Clipper.

Drive to Astoria, down the Oregon coast and back up to Seattle through the Willamette Valley and Portland.

Driving vacation out through Spokane through the Going to the Sun Road, back down through Bozeman, Yellowstone, Jackson Hole and back through Boise (not missing Craters of the Moon) and back to Seattle. Lot of driving but cool stuff.