Anonymous
ID: H0lyBc1Z
6/16/2025, 1:37:21 AM No.60508248
>Energy used: $30
>"delivery fee": $60
>total: $90
>"delivery fee": $60
>total: $90
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Electric Bill - /biz/ (#60508248) [Archived: 1123 hours ago]
Anonymous
ID: H0lyBc1Z
6/16/2025, 4:24:27 AM No.60508619
what do you guys think about that?
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Anonymous
ID: WmZUxreC
6/16/2025, 4:29:02 AM No.60508626
>>60508619
Don't like it? Start your own power company
Don't like it? Start your own power company
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Anonymous
ID: QLFc5cAp
6/16/2025, 5:00:51 AM No.60508693
>>60508248 (OP)
This nigga doordashes his electricity lmao. Make sure you tip your driver nigga.
This nigga doordashes his electricity lmao. Make sure you tip your driver nigga.
Anonymous
ID: V0xTsi7k
6/16/2025, 5:03:59 AM No.60508701
Electricity
Anonymous
ID: e41eNZvN
6/16/2025, 5:50:40 AM No.60508782
>>60508248 (OP)
I've been wondering what the delivery fee is my whole life
I've been wondering what the delivery fee is my whole life
Anonymous
ID: e41eNZvN
6/16/2025, 5:52:56 AM No.60508785
>>60508626
Why wouldn't the government just pay for rooftop solar panels for every home not this tax rebate shit instead of giving the money to companies, who use up valuable land and end up going bankrupt etc.
Why wouldn't the government just pay for rooftop solar panels for every home not this tax rebate shit instead of giving the money to companies, who use up valuable land and end up going bankrupt etc.
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Anonymous
ID: WmZUxreC
6/16/2025, 5:58:38 AM No.60508799
>>60508785
A lot of governments do pay for them via tax rebates to encourage people to get them.
A lot of governments do pay for them via tax rebates to encourage people to get them.
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Anonymous
ID: f8xW/OkG
6/16/2025, 6:18:34 AM No.60508841
>>60508248 (OP)
Nyc anon? Delivery fees for propane and gas are outrageous
Nyc anon? Delivery fees for propane and gas are outrageous
Anonymous
ID: T883abdg
6/16/2025, 6:29:26 AM No.60508867
>>60508248 (OP)
Piss energy is up next. Don't fomo too late.
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Piss energy is up next. Don't fomo too late.
>6oynJRMH8xuU4A4fbpS82XwPpwKM3WWts88zquuY9tUT
Anonymous
ID: Int4w50W
6/16/2025, 6:34:14 AM No.60508875
>>60508785
we could easily do that but fossil fuels still contain a big part of the American economy. Until that transitions successfully, forcing people to use renewable resources will put a lot more people out of jobs than what is better for society.
It should take another 50 years for a smooth transition into solar power and wind energy.
we could easily do that but fossil fuels still contain a big part of the American economy. Until that transitions successfully, forcing people to use renewable resources will put a lot more people out of jobs than what is better for society.
It should take another 50 years for a smooth transition into solar power and wind energy.
Anonymous
ID: e41eNZvN
6/16/2025, 7:32:44 AM No.60508995
>>60508799
Tax rebates push out poorer people because you need to come up with the money up front, I literally said none of this tax rebate shit
Tax rebates push out poorer people because you need to come up with the money up front, I literally said none of this tax rebate shit
Anonymous
ID: lfbzmnfy
6/16/2025, 2:08:18 PM No.60509775
>>60508248 (OP)
Energy bill:
Energy used: $45
"fuel surcharge": $60
"Value added tax": $10.5
total: $115.50
Energy bill:
Energy used: $45
"fuel surcharge": $60
"Value added tax": $10.5
total: $115.50