NH has a low unemployment rate but I know a lot of young people who are underemployed which I think is what people are saying when they say no employment opportunities. A lot of southern NH is commuter towns for MA and that’s where the big money comes from. Living and working only in NH would severely limit your earning potential and ability to keep up with the cost of living. Someone in this thread said there’s great jobs paying over $20/hour but let’s be real $20/hour doesn’t get you far in NH. You can’t rent an apartment or save money on that wage. A lot of people like to equate help wanted signs with opportunity when most of the help wanted is for menial jobs that would leave you broke. There are jobs but not many that can pay you a livable wage and/or have growth opportunity.

Every time I’ve been there the food is so flavorless and bland. There’s so many great breakfast spots in that area, I have no idea how they got so popular. It’s like going to a Denny’s or something.

I’m not agreeing with him but the concept of the “straight man” is a thing and has nothing to do with sexuality. In comedy, it’s the character that’s supposed to be relatable who reacts to the more goofy characters. Jerry Seinfeld, Squidward, and Jim Halpert are all the “straight man” characters in their shows for example.

Open carry demonstrations go against everything I was taught about responsible gun ownership as a kid. I’m not anti-gun but it’s basic self preservation to turn the other way if you see a group of people with guns coming down the street. I feel like conservative NH people are sheltered in a weird way where they see guns more like toys then actual weapons. If you’ve ever actually lived somewhere where shit pops off you would never do that