@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
The only thing worse than giving the state money is giving them extra money.You know what used to chap my hide? Paying a commercial fee for my truck. It's not a commercial vehicle. I can't use a commercial loading zone. So what if I could use it for commercial work. I'm not. Stop charging me on the assumption I might.
That one chaps my hide as well. You could put a shell on it and re-register it as a "house car".
@Anonymous wrote:
@macinjosh wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@macinjosh wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
A $0.056 per gallon increase in gas taxes goes into effect in 2 hours.I can’t kudo that.
I'm just glad I'm not burning 2,000 gallons of gas a year anymore.
I’m sure. That’s a lot of gas!
My commute was 85 miles, each way.
Yikes! That’s like me if I were to commute to Vegas for work everyday. I’d hate that.
@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
The only thing worse than giving the state money is giving them extra money.You know what used to chap my hide? Paying a commercial fee for my truck. It's not a commercial vehicle. I can't use a commercial loading zone. So what if I could use it for commercial work. I'm not. Stop charging me on the assumption I might.
Did they finally quit doing that, or did you get rid of the truck?
@macinjosh wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@macinjosh wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@macinjosh wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
A $0.056 per gallon increase in gas taxes goes into effect in 2 hours.I can’t kudo that.
I'm just glad I'm not burning 2,000 gallons of gas a year anymore.
I’m sure. That’s a lot of gas!
My commute was 85 miles, each way.
Yikes! That’s like me if I were to commute to Vegas for work everyday. I’d hate that.
More like Boulder City...
@macinjosh wrote:
@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
The only thing worse than giving the state money is giving them extra money.You know what used to chap my hide? Paying a commercial fee for my truck. It's not a commercial vehicle. I can't use a commercial loading zone. So what if I could use it for commercial work. I'm not. Stop charging me on the assumption I might.
Did they finally quit doing that, or did you get rid of the truck?
That law is still on the books.
@Anonymous wrote:
@macinjosh wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@macinjosh wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@macinjosh wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
A $0.056 per gallon increase in gas taxes goes into effect in 2 hours.I can’t kudo that.
I'm just glad I'm not burning 2,000 gallons of gas a year anymore.
I’m sure. That’s a lot of gas!
My commute was 85 miles, each way.
Yikes! That’s like me if I were to commute to Vegas for work everyday. I’d hate that.
More like Boulder City...
Depends. From my house to Best Buy in Henderson, it’s 64 miles.
@Anonymous wrote:
@macinjosh wrote:
@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
The only thing worse than giving the state money is giving them extra money.You know what used to chap my hide? Paying a commercial fee for my truck. It's not a commercial vehicle. I can't use a commercial loading zone. So what if I could use it for commercial work. I'm not. Stop charging me on the assumption I might.
Did they finally quit doing that, or did you get rid of the truck?
That law is still on the books.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
The only thing worse than giving the state money is giving them extra money.You know what used to chap my hide? Paying a commercial fee for my truck. It's not a commercial vehicle. I can't use a commercial loading zone. So what if I could use it for commercial work. I'm not. Stop charging me on the assumption I might.
That one chaps my hide as well. You could put a shell on it and re-register it as a "house car".
That's not a thing
@macinjosh wrote:
@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
The only thing worse than giving the state money is giving them extra money.You know what used to chap my hide? Paying a commercial fee for my truck. It's not a commercial vehicle. I can't use a commercial loading zone. So what if I could use it for commercial work. I'm not. Stop charging me on the assumption I might.
Did they finally quit doing that, or did you get rid of the truck?
I'll check my registration paperwork. I still have it, but there's an S2000 on OfferUp calling my name so it may not be around much longer.
@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
The only thing worse than giving the state money is giving them extra money.You know what used to chap my hide? Paying a commercial fee for my truck. It's not a commercial vehicle. I can't use a commercial loading zone. So what if I could use it for commercial work. I'm not. Stop charging me on the assumption I might.
That one chaps my hide as well. You could put a shell on it and re-register it as a "house car".
That's not a thing
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