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Actually, pretty much everybody of City Data knows freemkt's situation. He's made very sure of that, as he brings it up in every thread he posts in (and ignores every helpful suggestion he receives).
As for the OP's dilemma: as I doubt the landlord will permit freemrkt to run a dedicated circuit to his room (which really is the best long-term solution), I'd suggest the next-best solution, namely a down comforter. Nothing keeps a sleeper warmer than down! And properly cared for, the down comforter will last for many, many years.
god helps those who help themselves as the saying goes .Freemkt does nothing to improve his life despite hundreds of attempts by city data posters to set a spark
god helps those who help themselves as the saying goes .Freemkt does nothing to improve hiz life despite hundreds of attempts by city data posters to set a spark
What you don't seem to understand is that the market is you and you are willing to pay what you are to live in the condition you are. The market penalty is when you get off your lazy butt and move. Those are your options.
If you want I could find a good rental for you at your desired price. Won't be in your area because you are clearly living WAY above your meager means. I told another poster this a few weeks ago who was complaining about having to get a roommate.
Time to grow up princess.
??? ??? In these parts, a lot of people are in worse positions and literally cannot afford to move.
If building violations are happening then the rooming house should be shut down. That house has an electrical service that is adequate for a home of its size. If they are violating building codes by misusing the property you should be evicted for being in an ileagal apartment and the place shut down.
: smack:
Given a choice between living in substandard housing and being homeless, it's a nobrainer for most people.
If I am evicted as a result of the misfeasance of others, do I get compensation?
Don't judge him, you don't know his situation. Why must you think you are better than everyone else?
The person has openly documented their entire existence so we are well in a position to judge. It comes down to the person consciously choosing to live, work and exist in the bowels of the slime yet taking every chance to blame everyone but themselves for the misery they picked. This is not a case of circumstance forcing itself on their life, no they picked this existence. They can step out of it if they want but the choice is to remain because that is where they like being.
There IS a minimum expectation, and I'm guessing from your post, this place isn't meeting it. You expect more than you're getting.
Do you think the owners of this home are likely to embark on the extensive remodel it would take to remedy the situation in this overcrowded house? - With all of you still living there?
Your best option is to move.
Why do you think the house is overcrowded, and why do you think the residents haven't already moved?
Because the phone is unusable without it and other people hassle me when they cannot reach me by phone.
People?
What kind of phone?
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