With all due consideration, if I was sent a video of a client "juicing" onto my rented carpet while also dumping at this point gallons of closet hooch™, I'd thank the heavens for an agreement break, such as having multiple unruly unaccounted residents.
Clearly that's just the inflammation from his gangrenous gums.
He has stated this morning it was an eviction. We had all wondered if it might have been a lease termination or not renewing lease, but he said this morning it was an eviction. Last night he was being super vague and saying he had to leave, etc. Which means his landlord may have had this planned since Jessica's last visit or before, but no one knows exact dates. He has also stated he has enough food covered to make it til he has to move, but obviously the booze won't last, which could probably mean for him he has at least a month or less, usually when served with an eviction you have 30 days in most places.
I noticed that too, any attached apartments or those small budlings he would be out as fast as he was in. Also, is this place all bills paid currently? If Jessica is a main stay she is going to run up his bills, the water for sure. At the rate she accidentlys something is pretty alarming. These apartments don't say all bills paid from what I can see.
And people paid for this, he got his money and ran. Until tomorrow or ...maybe even tonight. Wonder if he just passed out or looking at fishnets?
I give passes for morning drinking in certain situations. Tailgating, vacations (typically cruises as you can usually get booze at any time), and certain holidays like Thanksgiving. But waking up and just going right for the juice before 9am is just bad. I mean most of the time, my stomach just churns at that thought of early morning liquor.
At some point, alcoholics have to drink to just get back to baseline. He'd feel more ill if he didn't drink
Aren't you splitting hairs though? I mean you are right, but typically you are served a notice of eviction aren't you? At which point you are given a set number of days to vacate the property before legal action is taken. So it makes the eviction process almost 2 separate phases, to which even if you leave before legal proceedings start, you are still by all means, evicted. There just won't be any official judicial paperwork beyond the initial notice which may or may not be public record for future landlords.
I'm curious because an eviction would mean that the landlord had this in the pipeline for a while and Jessica is more a coincidence/last straw. It is splitting hairs, but it just boggles my mind a little that THIS is the breaking point after years of being a huge nuisance to his neighbors and the building as a whole.
You're right. Homedad Clint managed to use his speechcraft 100 to talk the eviction from the old apartment down to a "termination of lease", which doesn't automatically imply any wrongdoing on the tenant's part. The fact that he said 3 months specifically means that they likely told him they won't be renewing his lease once it's up. If he'd received a termination of lease notice he'd have gotten 30 days to clear out.
New money making glitch I suppose, wonder how he'll justify this as a job and not begging now if he isn't even producing more than 20 minutes of content.
You called that one homie. After your post I was also convinced.
