Having absolutely zero experience or knowledge of the subject, I would imagine a bridge is substantially cheaper, easier, and safer to build than the logistics of that.

Welcome to discussion. CMP is fucking everyone. They are the Ticketmaster of (Maine) electric. Everyone knows what’s going on but there’s little that can be done without major bureaucratic intervention

As others have said, it’s not legal in Maine yet. Ketamine assisted therapy is though. If you’re interested in that, Rachael O’Donnell provides this

For real. My dogs are definitely cleaner than many if the people I see at Market Basket

Mt. Abram is a great place to learn.

If customers want to sit at the bar, and theres availability, let them sit down. The environment at the bar is always different than sitting at a table, as is the service. If the place is super busy, I know i've done the 2 people sit, 2 people stand move and hang out.
Ive done 4 at a bar before, but you gotta either be on the corner, which is perfect for four, or it's your only option. 3 max.

Except for boxed egg whites. They are double at MB

this is a good place to start your search.

There’s a ton of brunch options around here. A few I like:

Hot suppa: food is dynamite, but you can’t make reservations and seating is limited, so there’s nearly always a wait.

Friendly toast just recently opened and I thought it was very good. It’s not fancy or anything, but it is fun and festive (I guess).

Dutches is also very good, but it’s super casual and no wait service.

So liberty bell movers and Les Wilson and Sons, Check and check. Two unashamed MAGA supporters willing to show it in their businesses. Don’t support them, also probably shitty at their workmanship

Where in maine?

Woodford f&b. For sure. Also not the BEST, but pretty high is the burger at coals. I think it’s an under the radar solid burger

Theres a bunch of them. Theres one on Forest ave near the train tracks.

Just curious where you're pulling your info from? My SO is an a Pediatric ICU doctor, who has been and is currently in the thick of everything. Literally THE person taking care of all the RSV/covid cases. So I'm just interested to know where you heard that the Immune system gap is "ludicrous" and specifically how covid causes long term damage to the immune system?

How does this reflect society doesn’t care about kids or elderly?

I suppose that’s a theory, but it’s not proven. Lack of prolonged lack of exposure to common viruses that’s normally have been well tolerated has certainly impacted the severity and intensity of cases

Yea that’s a good summary

It’s really personal preference at this point. Masking will definitely help stay more protected, but eventually you or your kid(s) will get RSV. Again, the reason this is a “surge” and all over the news isn’t bc RSV is a big deal (normally) it’s bc of confluence of events and all the hospitals blowing up with admissions all at once. O don’t think the majority of people will return to masking nor do I think masking requirements should return. But if individuals want to continue to do so, that’s perfectly acceptable.

RSV is an incredibly common virus. Most people have had it in their lifetime. The only reason it’s blown up the way it has is bc of the staggered effect of kids not being exposed to this common virus for like 2 years.

Masking was absolutely necessary during peak covid. However one of the backend issues from all that protection is kids are only now getting exposed, which means a confluence of a LOT of sickness, hitting kids’ immune systems which are weaker (to this virus), and a shitstorm of hospitalizations.

Adults should be fine if you get it. It’s a bad cold