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I used to be a libertarian, back in the day. But not anymore. Libertarianism is just liberalism for high earners.
But, but, BUT - I can't believe the things I'm required to get a permit for. I need a permit to build a pergola or gazebo in my backyard. I need a permit for a microwave oven upstairs. For crying out loud. Is this just a California thing?
I'm not only in California, but in a university town in California - double whammy. The inspector promised me this morning that he's "not going to file a report" on my un-permitted improvements, and told me to "use my best moral judgement" with respect to the kitchen upstairs. He was loud about everything, but maybe he'll leave us alone ...
I'm not only in California, but in a university town in California - double whammy. The inspector promised me this morning that he's "not going to file a report" on my un-permitted improvements, and told me to "use my best moral judgement" with respect to the kitchen upstairs. He was loud about everything, but maybe he'll leave us alone ...
When I lived in the city, I made a improvement and got reported.... When the inspector showed up, I shook his hand with $100 in my palm...My project was approved... Cities and corruption run hand in hand.
try living in the UK - you need to pay for a TV license there, to legally watch it.
and it's not that cheap either, and yes, you get caught quite easily if you don't have one!
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