Or they might have used yearly income instead of monthly income

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Aug 9, 2024
2:14:27pm

Tricky All-American

I'm not saying I did that the first time I calculated this . . .

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Tricky

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POLL: What is your most recent electrical bill to gross monthly income ratio?

mulletino El Jefe is a Junky

Aug 9, 1:18pm

3% yikes!

Cougforgood

Aug 9, 1:41pm

Same

supertux

Aug 9, 1:43pm

I think people's math is off. 0.0025% is a very very small percentage, so either

TheNerd

Aug 9, 1:44pm

Your math is off by a few decimals.

scootsy

Aug 9, 1:47pm

0.0025% = 0.000025

TheNerd

Aug 9, 1:52pm

My math is off by a few decimals.

scootsy

Aug 9, 2:50pm

or they have solar...

Cougforgood

Aug 9, 1:48pm

Yeah, that is possible. Even then, though, I think often solar doesn't wipe out

TheNerd

Aug 9, 1:55pm

I think they should add their monthly solar payment into the equation. I assume very few paid outright for solar.

Beest

Aug 9, 2:45pm

And hook up monthly charge. I believe Rocky Mountain Power is like 20 bucks per

JohnnyC

Aug 9, 3:27pm

That's what I was thinking of; even if the solar panels produced more than

TheNerd

Aug 9, 3:36pm

Or they might have used yearly income instead of monthly income

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