u/NerdlinGeeksly

this is revised from my earlier post as yes I forgot to factor in everyone doesn't live alone, but 29% of people in 2024 do, 267,454,918 people in the US are age 18 and above.

(267,454,918 x 29% = 77,561,926. take that number and subtract it by 267,454,918 to get 189,892,992 then divide by 2 and add the 77,561,926 back for a final total of 172,508,422)

As of 2024 we had a minimum of 140,000,000 houses which means we are short 32,508,422 houses as of 2024.

So as of 2024 there was a minimum of 140,000,000 houses and apartments in the US, also as of 2024 there were 267,454,918 US citizens age 18 or older.

This means that we are short a minimum of 127,454,918 as of 2024 (2 years ago from this post).

We all know about the old buildings that generate on the map, do they effect the magic green tree?

I'm planning on starting a purely medicinal Garden, size and climate is not a concern since I will be making a big greenhouse.

Also I figured this could serve as a General reference for people in various climates who plan on searching the same topics.

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I'm planning on using my garden to make bulk batches of flavorful stuff I could just slap on whatever I'm cooking.

I know onions and garlic are a must but I'm curious as to what else there should be.

Let's say there's a decent house worth $100,000, would you be willing to pay $500 for the chance to win it?

It would be fully paid off and you'd own it completely.

I work the night shift Driving around and for the past two nights now I haven't been able to unlock my card to purchase anything.

During the day it's fine and customer support doesn't find anything wrong, but I'm getting tired of not eating for a full 12 hours.

Anyone have any ideas as to what's causing this?

I bank with a credit union.

I see a lot of videos about people playing tall on resource dense States, but I was thinking of playing wide on resource sparse States with low pops.

Places with minimal arable land and resources where it wouldn't take too much population to max all those buildings out.

A bunch of facilities are running on skeleton crews and some don't have nursing staff for the full 24 hours, I some times see some staff from one facility end up basically swapping jobs at another facility like musical chairs.

My line of work allows me to visit a lot of these places on a daily basis.

I personally like some Jim Bean honey, But I rarely find any other alcohols I like especially when you dip into wine and beer territory.

So I'm reaching out to the internet to see what I've been missing out on.

It could be any type of cheaper alcohol of any brand just specify what alcohol and what brand.

I plan on making a greenhouse an outdoor garden.

I want to buy native tree frogs for insect control, where can I buy like 50 green tree frogs or their tadpoles in a bulk order?

All I can find in the tadpole department is bulk orders of "mystery tree frogs" or in other words mixed species, and I don't want those because the EPA might get on my for releasing non native species in my yard.

I don't have any time to actually look for the package because just as I finish off the 1st wave a 2nd comes in 3 seconds later.
I can't survive long enough to complete the mission.

I remember there being an American archive with food preservation methods and other useful stuff freely accessible to everyone but idk what it's called.

I plan on starting a dedicated gaming server that will connect hundreds of players, I'm already gonna get the best Hardware money can buy for the server.