so, i can try both things.
1) i can fill out a form to push the date forward.
2) if that gets denied, i can fill out a form to amend the application.
i'll get that in on monday.
meaning i can relax my mind a little this weekend.
Friday, May 4, 2018
on the flip side of it, there's always going to be some chance this
woman could have a heart attack or move out or get hit by a train or
something over the next couple of months.
i guess the later court date makes the potential of working with management more plausible.
but, i really don't want to stay here any more, either. everybody on this street is a drunk and an addict. i want to get into a more stable atmosphere that's more conducive of healthy living.
i don't fit in here...
i guess the later court date makes the potential of working with management more plausible.
but, i really don't want to stay here any more, either. everybody on this street is a drunk and an addict. i want to get into a more stable atmosphere that's more conducive of healthy living.
i don't fit in here...
my hearing is on july 5th, which is a major problem.
i mailed the forms on april 20th, expecting a hearing date some time at the end of may. that would give me a ruling in june, allow me to give last month's rent for july and move at the beginning of august.
i picked this timeline because the rental market is generally better for low-rent tenants in the summer. i'm competing with students.
if i cannot get the hearing until july, i am going to want to apply last month's rent to september and move on october 1st - the worst time of the year for moving.
and, i will no doubt end up in the same mess.
also, i really wanted to be out of this place before a recreational legalization date is set, as i don't want to be around these people past that date.
ugh.
i'm going to have to call them and see if i can get it moved up...
i mailed the forms on april 20th, expecting a hearing date some time at the end of may. that would give me a ruling in june, allow me to give last month's rent for july and move at the beginning of august.
i picked this timeline because the rental market is generally better for low-rent tenants in the summer. i'm competing with students.
if i cannot get the hearing until july, i am going to want to apply last month's rent to september and move on october 1st - the worst time of the year for moving.
and, i will no doubt end up in the same mess.
also, i really wanted to be out of this place before a recreational legalization date is set, as i don't want to be around these people past that date.
ugh.
i'm going to have to call them and see if i can get it moved up...
random example: i have two laptops on my coffee table.
one of them is a compaq evo from 2006 that has a broken video card and a 4gb of ram limit in it and is being sent out to a monitor (it's worthless.), and the other is a heavy duty compaq notebook from 1998 with 1 gb of ram and completely unserviceable parts.
i have a third laptop with a short in the system board.
you'd be lucky to get somebody to take this for free.
i have two pairs of speakers, both manufactured in the 1970s, and connected to receivers from the 1970s and the 1980s.
i have cathrode ray tube television set from the early 90s that i haven't plugged in since i moved in.
i have a jx-8p with no keys on it, and an ibanez strat copy with no electronics in it.
and, the components of my system that actually work are low end alesis units that i bought at the end of their life: a mixer that requires a firewire connection, an electronic drum kit that they stopped making in the 90s....
it's a bounty of wealth to me.
but, it's a pile of trash to the market.
one of them is a compaq evo from 2006 that has a broken video card and a 4gb of ram limit in it and is being sent out to a monitor (it's worthless.), and the other is a heavy duty compaq notebook from 1998 with 1 gb of ram and completely unserviceable parts.
i have a third laptop with a short in the system board.
you'd be lucky to get somebody to take this for free.
i have two pairs of speakers, both manufactured in the 1970s, and connected to receivers from the 1970s and the 1980s.
i have cathrode ray tube television set from the early 90s that i haven't plugged in since i moved in.
i have a jx-8p with no keys on it, and an ibanez strat copy with no electronics in it.
and, the components of my system that actually work are low end alesis units that i bought at the end of their life: a mixer that requires a firewire connection, an electronic drum kit that they stopped making in the 90s....
it's a bounty of wealth to me.
but, it's a pile of trash to the market.
fwiw, this apartment is full of broken and obsolete electronics that have virtually no resale value.
broken synthesizers, broken laptops, cheap guitars, a 15 year old pc with windows xp on it - it's not worth it.
the most valuable item in here is actually the couch.
i have no substantive income. i just buy a lot of things at pawn shops. it looks like a lot of expensive gear, but it isn't - it's a lot of hand me downs, a lot of legacy items bought on the cheap, stuff bought at pawn shops or garage sales and a lot of broken equipment waiting to be fixed.
you'd be lucky to get $500 from all of it, combined.
honestly.
the premise of a disabled person with an apartment full of expensive gear doesn't make sense; it doesn't make sense because it isn't true.
i'll point this out, though: you save a lot of money when you spend most of your life sober. you could no doubt buy some shiny things with all the money you literally burned away on drugs.
broken synthesizers, broken laptops, cheap guitars, a 15 year old pc with windows xp on it - it's not worth it.
the most valuable item in here is actually the couch.
i have no substantive income. i just buy a lot of things at pawn shops. it looks like a lot of expensive gear, but it isn't - it's a lot of hand me downs, a lot of legacy items bought on the cheap, stuff bought at pawn shops or garage sales and a lot of broken equipment waiting to be fixed.
you'd be lucky to get $500 from all of it, combined.
honestly.
the premise of a disabled person with an apartment full of expensive gear doesn't make sense; it doesn't make sense because it isn't true.
i'll point this out, though: you save a lot of money when you spend most of your life sober. you could no doubt buy some shiny things with all the money you literally burned away on drugs.
unlike you, i am a civilized and educated person that will use legal
means to accomplish my goals, rather than intimidation and violence.
i did not intend to move into a drug-infested crack house.
but, i willingly concede that i don't fit in here, and am in the process of asking the court to get me out of the lease. you'll have to wait until this process completes before i can leave.
that said, your issue is with management, and not with me. i did not ask for a smoking ban, which is not legal to begin with. i asked for renovations in the unit below me, to ensure i had access to fresh air - a reasonable request in any conceivable context.
i should have been told about the nature of the building before i moved in; i would not have chosen this building had i known what it's like, here. again: this is negligence on behalf of management. and, you'll have to wait the situation out.
that said, i don't expect that the prohibition on smoking - which is not legal - will lift when i move, nor that i had anything to do with it, anyways. they were no doubt going to do this, anyways. it's a part of the new lease process, in effect on may 1st.
i might be an easy scapegoat, but you will regret any foolish behaviour. there are cameras in the building. and, there is only one suspect on this floor.
i will prosecute anybody involved to the full extent of the law.
i did not intend to move into a drug-infested crack house.
but, i willingly concede that i don't fit in here, and am in the process of asking the court to get me out of the lease. you'll have to wait until this process completes before i can leave.
that said, your issue is with management, and not with me. i did not ask for a smoking ban, which is not legal to begin with. i asked for renovations in the unit below me, to ensure i had access to fresh air - a reasonable request in any conceivable context.
i should have been told about the nature of the building before i moved in; i would not have chosen this building had i known what it's like, here. again: this is negligence on behalf of management. and, you'll have to wait the situation out.
that said, i don't expect that the prohibition on smoking - which is not legal - will lift when i move, nor that i had anything to do with it, anyways. they were no doubt going to do this, anyways. it's a part of the new lease process, in effect on may 1st.
i might be an easy scapegoat, but you will regret any foolish behaviour. there are cameras in the building. and, there is only one suspect on this floor.
i will prosecute anybody involved to the full extent of the law.
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