Or keep a set of plans

No, I’m not talking about squatters I’m talking about people who seem like they’re legitimate tenants. And then they find a small defect in the apartments, they call inspectional services, they withhold rents. They make life miserable for the landlord. Think Pacific Heights, not that extreme but you get the general idea.

Once the landlord gets rid of them, they just move onto the next property.

Lawyer here, there are tenants out there, who know more about tenant landlord laws and I do. In fact, there are professional tenants who game the system to the point where they never pay rent.

If you click on the ad now, they removed that portion

There is sand in the food, looks delicious

OK the kimchee is completely throwing me off

Did you toast the English muffin? It’s all very beige

Does the hotel you’re staying at have a pool? There may be shower facilities. I presume that you’ll be able to store your luggage at the hotel until you’re leaving for the airport.

I agree. Every moment of that show was prefect

Mad Men

Go back to the gym at the same time, see if your device pairs with them, them blow up the volume

The cake part looks delicious, but fresh blueberries can run the gamut from sweet and delicious to sour is all get go

Geez, what would this post look like if you did want to make it long?

Evidence comes in more forms than writing

OP states he warned the neighbor. Proof isn’t a factor here at this point. Both homeowner policies should be notified and claims filed. A claim isn’t sustainable if the tree was healthy.

Notify your neighbor and request their insurance info. Put your homeowner’s on notice as well.

Between the space savers and the van, I can’t even

Looks like a sweater, very impressive

I have my snow guy coming with salt and sand Saturday AM.

You gently tell the person that they are mispronouncing it.

I’m intrigued

I’m fascinated what kind of jam? A savory kind?

Come on—for real?

Thank God—what flavor?—peppermint? Red velvet?

I love my dog but Macarons are way too expensive to give a dog