Hey I like that song

Its a rain coat for the building. They will take it off when the sun comes out.

well, it is next to Weiner World.

Well it obviously chilly and threw on a layer.

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It's in mourning

Gotta keep the vinyl chloride rain off the limestone….

This would have been simpler if they just built a smaller church under the main church to catch falling debris.

Stone is aging and crumbling, this catches debris

https://www.post-gazette.com/local/city/2011/08/01/Smithfield-UCC-church-built-Downtown-in-1927-showing-its-age-with-safety-net/stories/201108010197

Also helps keep pigeons off the stonework. Bird poop is corrosive.

Yes, it's on Smithfield - Smithfield United Church of Christ

It's cold. But also wants to be showy.

Or a thin condom. So it's still protected but can still get all the feels.

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Calculating net profit.

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I don't see the problem here. They have an apartment they need to get rented. They tried to pressure you by very likely lying to you, just as district attorneys lie to possible criminals. Whether the statement is true or not, you choose not to succumb to high pressure tactics. That is the end of the story. If everyone behaved as you did that method might change but the salesman is never going to be on your side, as I am sure you know. You are using the reverse practice on him by letting him know that you are not going for it. You, of course, are telling the truth.

They don't need this facility to get proper training, and proper training doesn't prevent them from abusing people. Nice try though

Are you kidding? Basically every public institution is treated this way. Fuck off with this bullshit.

If you don't think the pandemic fucked up supply chains then you're an idiot

Sadly landlord doesn’t care he’ll find someone else to make a snap decision so they don’t have to look further

I was so lucky with my first landlord. I live in a small 6 unit building. 2 bed 2 bath in each unit. It’s in the South Hills and our landlord is the sweetest old lady who is accommodating and literally one of the nicest ppl. It’s hard finding a compassionate individual or corporate building owner. Actually this world in general lacks compassion which is another story.

I've lived in 7 states, and had 15 landlords. Let me fix that for you.

>Landlord/rental companies are absolute trash. I rented here for over ten years at many different locations, and my experience was piss poor with all of them

It's the basic bargaining technique. Never list a price first, because the other party can always mis-value the transaction too high.

It feels absolutely scummy and shitty, because it is.

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Agreed

Awesome

I didn’t ask. And you’re not informing me. I’m anti landlord, so all of these points enforce my stance