Have you considered switching to jerking off with your left hand?
Is that Tony Blair? Cuz it disproves that AI generated faces look less or more trustworthy. There is no conceivable situation in which he looks trustworthy.
Oh that was just a real photo of him I threw in for good measure as his grin creeps me the fuck out. Theory remains intact. For now.
I'm sorry for your loss.
How would that happen? I guess my question is, why are the courts involved?
My old favorite Chinese restaurant got closed down in 2013 due to tax evasion. The owed $500,000 in back taxes Also, they apparently had illegal Mexican cooks working in the back. Sucks. The only thing I have left of them is this little Buddha statue, I bought a year before they closed down.
The restaurant was located in an old factory building along with a number of other business, all renting from the owning company of the building. Afaik, the restaurant had an rental contract with indefinite extension with the owner, which under Belgian law makes it very difficult for a landlord to terminate the agreement without the tenants approval, or to evict them, barring obvious reasons like the tenant destroying the place or not paying rent for an extended period. But there are exceptions, like it's possible to have a clause in the contract that if the owner decides to sell the building and the majority of the tenants agree to the sale, then then the owner may decide unilaterally to no longer extend the rental agreement.
I get you. A numbe of my faves went the way of the dodo too. Excellent food, but a poor business and/or shady.
There genuinely are times where knock down rebuild is the better long term option.
Nah, I'm leaning towards insurance fraud at this point. After listening to all these swindlers tell us how we're not being swindled, I'm convinced we're being swindled. Might as well try our hands at being the swindlers.
Should stick on them like flies on shit; repaired the faucet? Great, now get out, no further digging.
To be fair, there IS a mold problem, and the company we used for the plumbing repairs that found the mold during their repair is reputable having done some other work for us a few times in the past, and the sister company they offered to clean the mold is equally reputable, but in the heat of the moment, as three strangers stand in your kitchen and itemize what was a singular repair job into a multifaceted project, it was just frustrating. I've since calmed down, and there ARE health codes that are clear that if ever we decide to sell and left the mold unchecked, 1.) we'd have to disclose it to buyers, and 2.) it will only get worse and more expen$ive. While over $4,000 is obviously a bit more than the $200 we were planning on paying, it's saving us in the long-term.
