What is up everybody, welcome to another episode of limited resources.

This episode number 585, my name is Marshall and when you're limited resources and joining

me on the line from a foot of snow in Denver, Colorado, it is Luis.

Scott Vargas, did you get out there and what do you have to do in places that snow

a lot?

You have to shovel.

Yeah.

So legally or something?

Yeah.

You have 24 hours from when the snow stops falling to clear your sidewalk.

They don't care if you clear like the path up to your door, but you should also do that

for your own convenience and especially the convenience of people delivering stuff.

I try to do it on the day of as soon as possible for a few reasons one, it's just really

inconsiderate not to do that.

I took the dog on a walk today and every time I ran into someone who had shoveled their

sidewalk, I'd go around it or backtrack because it's a foot of snow.

Then the other is that if you, I found this out the hard way, if you wait too long, it's

color is really sunny, it just turns into ice and then it's impossible to get off and if

you shovel it, it's just powdery snow, it's annoying, but it takes 20 minutes and then

you're done.

Where do you put the snow?

My neighbor's car, mostly.

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