No surprise charges after you've already applied.
Should advertised rent include every mandatory fee?
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No surprise charges after you've already applied.
Free SpeechWent to the parts store last week and the guy ringing me up could barely tell me the total. Had to repeat everything twice. This is US. English is the language. You want a job dealing with the public then learn it. Im done with diversity. The guy fucking sucked. Deport anyone who can’t speak English.120
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Unpopular OpinionI already paid for the food. Not my job to cover their payroll. Just hike the menu prices and pay a real wage. Average service gets nothing from me.59
AskMakeNoLawAnd where would you draw the line between a landlord and an investment company?25
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Free SpeechEvery time they bump it, small stores cut hours or stop hiring. Then everyone acts surprised when those same people can't get a job. Not to mention it directly causes inflation when they have to raise prices to pay their employees more.20
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Yes. This is the kinda reform Mamdani is trying to implement!
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Lol wtf. No, he wants to end private property. There are already many laws restricting landlords. I'd be fine with this but communism is not the answer
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He's not a communist. Democrat "Socialists" of America
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It leads to communism always
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Would be nice but not needed. As of now it's pretty close unless they try charging amenity fees. Even then the total exta will be like a max of $50-$100 per month
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$100 a month is $1,200 a year. That's a significant amount of money
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Its really not. Just work a little bit harder and you’ll be ok
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