That is why we undo the capitalism

Ngl id live in the elevator shaft bunker

Thats why the fine should be 100k the truckers wont risk it. There are already like 10 signs starting all the way back on the interstate. There really is no exuse unless they are like actually dumb

Have like 20 warning signs. Telling them they will go bankrupt if they do this.

As far as I can tell the only people still doing this are idiots who assume the signs are exagerating or something.

Stopping people from only going in once isnt enough. Since there are a ton of idiots.

Slap a 100k fine on it.

It needs to be so comically large that its not worth the risk for idiots that think they can make it.

Yeah like obviously the average consumer will have to do something, but this type of messaging likes to make you feel bad for heating your house. Meanwhile drake gets to fly a 787 15 minutes and generate more carbon than your house will generate in a year.

Eh its like actually full rolling now. They've cleared out all the land they never cleared out and are working on leveling it and will start paving in june I believe.

Personally im against the project because building a highway downtown is just stupid in 2022.

And they moved it last year because the highway is now under construction.

Its under construction rn

Or ever wanted an espresso drink I guess. Not that Starbucks espresso is particularly good but its probably better than what the average person could make at home. Making espresso at home is more of a hobby than an actual way to get a drink.

Didn't he also like try to divert a creek to flood his neighbors house?

Dollar store ruby ridge

Its just going to be some ticketed concerts within venues this year. No more festival in the circle as far as im aware

Yeah they do. Once I saw a group of drunk kids knock over a trashcan in burlington while a cop was driving by. Cop gave them the option of either picking it up of fining them.

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=jonny+wanzer

Redditors on their way to comment "Who?" On a post instead of doing a 30 second google search.

Usually Thats reserved for any reddit post about a musician that isnt white or kanye. But I guess wanzer is deserving of them today.

Please. I mean the best way to do it would be to raise property tax on non residences so high that it becomes unprofitable

Whats funny is under most antiairbnb regulation. The "small guy renting out a room" is largely unaffected. They usually still allow renting out rooms or entire residinces that count as a primary residence.

I mean a lot of rental housing in those resort areas that would be previously rented out houses that resort employees lived in. You are right that ski condos dont really count as housing though. They tend to be horrific quality substandard buildings. And a lot of the time you aren't even allowed to live in them full time because that would become apparent.

Also how many "wfh yuppies" actually moved here. My anctedoctal experience is a lot of them left after the lockdowns subsided a bit.

Also who is a WFH yuppie. I work from home for a VT based company. I used to commute into the office but gave up when it became a sickfest. Most of my direct coworkers left the state due to housing and affordability. Vt isn't as desirable to everyone as this sub makes it out to be sometimes.

>Almost every working class person who I have spoken to on the issue is very afraid of Airbnbs disappearing because of the direct and second and third order effects that economic activity generates. I also find it very curious that the anti-Airbnb crowd has absolutely no proposed ideas for how to replace that economic activity.

Look up studies done on banning airbnb in Europe. It turns out that airbnb users contrubute significantly less to the economy than actual hotel people

I would be curious to see if whoever was the creative lead on this episode has any relevant investments. It reeks of the stuff that they brought to burlington city council when we banned airbnbs.

All of burlington is substandard

Yeahhh the heartstring pulling from airbnb owners is always weird. Its proven that you can pass a law that bans invesors from renting out entire neighborhoods, yet still lets airbnbs function as "intended". Burlington did so. As it turns out though. People just renting out a spare room in their house is in the minority.

Also that survey may have bias. As someone just renting out an airbnb room to live here. Is probably more likely to respond to a survey. Than some property investor.

Hopefully something will change soon law wise and the rest of the state will take after burlington. If not mabye vermonters could practice some good old fashioned civil disobedience and uh. Ensure the airbnbs get horrible reviews