Buns and dumplings although that lady’s been inconsistent lately as far as staying open late

What’s wrong with Pistachio?

My brother lives in Durham and it’s amazing how similar it is to new haven just in overall vibes.

There's an emergency number to call in the FAQ, first one. Your water being out is an emergency.

Finally it’s back on. He must of heard my prayers

Thankyou I appreciate it but there not open until Monday unless it’s a emergency

https://www.rwater.com/

https://www.rwater.com/customer-service-frequently-asked-questions/

I been on it for 8 years and this is the first time I’ve seen this happen.

Damn and i was looking to buy a house on quinni. Is this a common problem?

Yeah not the most flattering but also one of those sayings you can only use when you’re from the area

Lololololololol lived in the area my whole life (I'm early 40s) and never heard that before.

weatherize your place even if you have to use the gas companies program.....

to lower the cost

I’m not sure about the cost for you place … I use Forbes Fuel Oil they always have a good price …good luck with the move!!

Your best bet for the price is probably one of the firehouses in EH or WH, or a rotary/legion club. Not the prettiest but have consistently been the cheapest for a while. Haven’t looked into to them since pre-COVID, but at least a few should be able to house the amount you’re looking for

Lived in Edgewood for ten years, 1st floor of a 3-family. We’d fill our 225 gallon tank three to four times a year-(5 or 6 when we didn’t have full occupancy above us). Not sure what the rates are per gallon now.

Lived in a bigger condo, about 1200 sq ft near Tweed Airport until last year. The windows were old and let a lot of heat out, so I ended up shrink wrapping them in the winter. Gas bill was usually $220-260 in the coldest months, maybe $180-220 at the beginning and end of the season.

Yea thats super sweet, one sec.

Yeah if it gets really cold you might be looking at $600-800 per month in the two worst months. It depends on how well insulated it is and what you set the thermostat to, plus whether oil prices go up or down. If it's a mild winter the costs are much lower.

Hey I’m literally in the midst of making a LAN team for cs right now and have 4 in New Haven. Shoot me a message with your info.

I think this is about as accurate as you're going to get. So many variables to consider but these numbers sound on point to me!

I don’t live in Edgewood, but I do live in a two-bedroom first floor of a three-family home with oil heat. It’s an old building. Our heat was ~$150 in November and ~$350 in December. I wouldn’t be surprised if it got up even higher in January and February if it cools down significantly. We usually keep it pretty cold, too—I don’t think we’ve ever turned it above 68.

Yeah, I know, but I always thought "gun wavin' New Haven" flows better.

Absolutely. New Haven mostly gets reduced to Yale and pizza, but there’s way more layers to the city than just those.

Pistol wavin’*

Next time I’m a passenger you got it