> Electric and hybrid caright are bery bright in low beams setting.

What are you trying to say?

The landlord cares if their tenants are lawyers because they're doing illegal shit and don't want anyone to call them on it.

> online gym

What is that?

Cool article, thanks for linking!

That's funny- in New Orleans, the king cakes from Whole Foods do come with the baby!

They definitely have them- maybe the person you spoke with doesn't personally make them but I've seen king cakes at both the Fresh Pond and River St. Whole Foods before.

https://energyswitchma.gov/#/

I just pick the lowest-cost 100% renewable option that doesn't have a cancellation fee. If you don't care about 100% renewable, your cost would likely be lower. Keep track of when the contract runs out (I set a reminder in my phone). Before the contract ends, or earlier if I think of it, I go back to the site and see what the current lowest rate is, and sign up with that supplier.

Go to https://energyswitchma.gov/#/ and sign up with a different supplier. Personally I'd suggest avoiding any that have a cancellation fee because if rates go back down, you want to be able to switch again. Absolutely nothing changes on your end, you still pay your bill as usual, you just pay less for it.

As a side note, it's unfortunate that you live in a National Grid electric town, they're more expensive than Eversource/NSTAR which is more common in Boston and surrounding communities.