I'm the plow guy, sounds awesome

Get studded snow tires. There is no such thing as "All Season" its a marketing ploy

I get snow days at work if we get enough snow. :)

We used to have paid snow days (I live in Eastern Pennsylvania and work in Central Jersey). Now our company has changed the policy to mandatory work-from-home. Still better and safer than going out in it, but took most of the joy out of it too.

What's snow?? (I'm from Texas)

I work from home. Every day is a snow day for me. I could use one or two cabin-fever days, though.

I used to live at the top of a really steep hill and when it snowed I had no choice but to call in. My boss was throwing a hissy fit, asking why I couldn't just take a bus (I couldn't walk down the hill without risking serious injury). So I said "It's an act of God _____, not just a whim to stay home. But fine. You've got 4 wheel drive, if it's that important for me to be in the office today you can come get me". The office was only 10 minutes away and now a gauntlet had been thrown. His "penis compensating" uber truck couldn't make it up my hill either (You'd think the pile of cars at the gas station at the bottom would have been a clue). Vindication!

I bet it's what those people there want

Not if you work in a hospital. You should be happy we go to work.

yeah no one wants to go driving in the snow

Especially if you live in a colder climate. During a snowstorm, my town basically shuts down. They tell everyone to stay home if they can. It depends on the employer. Some people can use personal days to cover it. But some employers will fire you for not showing up.

Why do you need snow days at all? So the pupils will be late for school,so what! Put on warm clothes and get your sorry behind out. We never have fred from school because of snow in Norway!

Except hospitals??

There are, in Aspen

Finally! Something I can support!

Yes Yes I agree! Especially ice

There are for some.

I take a major issue with this. It's discriminative against Phoenix residents.

I live in Canada wherein winter, everyday is a snow day.