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Post by Roas on Jun 14, 2018 16:34:00 GMT -5
So a couple of weeks ago I locked down a new apartment in the old complex I lived in three years ago.
It was not the original plan, but it worked out this way. Things looked good, since the whole place had been completely renovated. I was getting the same version of my last place, just a different spot position on a floor, which meant everything would be in reverse structure wise to my memory.
K, cool.
Yesterday, everything continues to line up as my financial aid comes through, and money will be in the bank for living expenses.
Today....a call comes in that there is a problem with my new apartment....
...the people who were going to move out to a larger one were no longer going to, because the other apartment in the complex was no longer available.
Problem!!!
So here's where the irony comes in.
A quick check discovers that....get ready for this....my old apartment is going to be available....
......and it's going to get renovated right before I move in!
That means entirely new floors, carpets, kitchen, bathroom...everything brand spankin' new and never used by anyone else but me!
Plus, I know the AC/Heat works, because I was there when they installed it. I know the washer/dryer is full sized and works because I was the first person to ever use it.
How about that, eh?
As Andrew Dice Clay would say, "Unfucking believable."
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Post by Rune Lai on Jun 15, 2018 12:38:32 GMT -5
Nice! Sounds like you get a good deal in the end.
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Post by Roas on Jun 15, 2018 14:03:16 GMT -5
Nice! Sounds like you get a good deal in the end. Overall, yeah. I mean, the rent is higher than when I last lived there, but that is the world we live in when it comes to renting. Rent always goes up, especially when the complex needs to recoop money spent on renovations.
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Post by Solana on Jun 16, 2018 7:12:08 GMT -5
Welcome back home.
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