i keep saying it to normies. every single one of these fucking liberals is 100% full of shit. the retarded policies they push from the top are done so for monetary gain because they are sell outs and they get stupid ppl who run on emotion and not logic to carry the water for them.
stupid fucking idiots.
it's so funny when you get older you truly understand why a real democracy is beyond moronic. all you need is one con artists to tug on the hart strings of stupid ppl and boom... societal collapse begins.
also, i'm in real estate and that price tag reaks of bullshit and corruption. Most residential homes can range from $5k to $20k for an on-site generator depending on size of unit, size of fuel tank, installation ease/difficulty, etc. and I understand the governors mansion is probably very big and older (less efficient) but $300k is fucking insanity. There should absolutely be an audit on that quote and the relationship to the contractor, but it's a drop in the bucket in this empire of corruption.
Solar and wind industry thrives off retards. Many bosses completely pretend to be on board and suck their employees in on the scam. All the engineers come in thinking it's just like oil and gas, where they usually started out at, and end up getting red pilled harder because of how shitty green energy is, how toxic the panels are, how unrecycleable the mills are and how fucked up it makes the grid. Nearly everyone in the industry knows this stuff, but either pretends it doesn't exist or just outright ignores it and does the job anyway since it pays the bills.
True.
Funny story: I've got solar all over my house. People think I'm a nutty green and want to talk to me like I'm a damn commie bastard.
Truth be told, I just figured out how to make very nice return on my investment ... thanks to state and federal subsidizes. Without the state & federal funds, the return is upside down. I'm just good at math ... and playing the system. :)
Yeah I mean the solar panels would work great for you in an emergency... If they weren't mandatory to be tied into the grid and immediately not work when you need them the most
i totally agree with your assessment.
i see it from a macro view and basically it's smart $ vs. dumb $
the smart $ invests and/or puts seed money into a variety of start ups for whatever upcoming narrative they have planned (pharma, green energy, war, ev, etc.). then they get their friends in government, news and academia to push the hyped up narrative for a few years. then as these companies become a little bigger in the background and become publicly listed all the institutional money that controls hundreds of billions have been instructed to invest into these bullshit narratives. as they do the initial investors make insane returns and dump on the dumb $. then the narrative falls apart and the dumb $ loses again and again. rinse and repeat.
Yeah they got ripped off, but hey it's just taxpayer money right
that's the common theme.
but it's not just ripped off. this appears to be outright theft. paying 25% over what it should cost is getting ripped off, but paying multiples of what it should cost looks like a planned robbery of public coffers.
i know it'll go nowhere and it's nothing in comparison, but it's just so ridiculous some random guy can spot potential outright corruption but all the faggots we pay to look for this shit couldn't be bothered and would probably aid in the cover up if anything.
I got a quote from our local Generac dealer for our 1400 sqft house. 14K including installation. I ended up buying a dual fuel (LPG/gasoline) generator for $650, plus a manual transfer switch for for $400. I've only had to use it once for about 8 hours when we lost power. But I can also put it into my pickup for remote work, or going camping with the trailer.
i know the set up your describing. your genny would be a roll-away and not permanent, correct? i see it in a lot of houses and it makes perfect sense if you just want some peace of mind know you can hook up a generator if needed, which hopefully isn't all the time or else a more permanent system would make sense.
either way my point remains. the cost here is beyond absurd
I agree, for $300K you should be able to get a generator to supply at least a small town, not just some politicians house.
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