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I imagine that my spouse's guitar playing would be a nuisance, as would my neighbor's dogs. Smells of stinky food would fill the hallways, and we are gonna hope
by Broken_Hippo 10y ago
I imagine that my spouse's guitar playing would be a nuisance, as would my neighbor's dogs. Smells of stinky food would fill the hallways, and we are gonna hope that drunk people don't piss or puke in the halls while they are trying to get out.
I imagine that the 3 uncleanly neighbors will cause all 100 stories to be infested with roaches, and a place like that is too big to put up for a few days to exterminate.
I imagine you'll need a much better evacuation plan and a parking garage. You'll need stairs and a elevators and escape ladders and such things.
- maerF0x0 10y agoI imagine most/all those have easily engineered solutions, including eviction. +1 on the evac plan, but walkable communities need fewer parking spaces because people dont need cars.
- Broken_Hippo 10y agoSome of them do have solutions, but most of them aren't normal things to put in place. Of course, I dislike living in large places and would rather live miles from the nearest neighbor, so I'm sure I'm biased. :) You know, I considered not adding in the parking spaces because of that. But to be honest, I don't need a car. I walk nearly everywhere - the the grocery and all that even. But I (we, I don't drive in Norway yet) do have a car and tend to use it about 1 or 2 times a month, plus vacations and short trips. It means we can visit his grandmother an hour away without being stuck overnight and relying on rides from folks and bus schedules. Just because folks aren't driving daily doesn't mean they don't need the parking space.
- Turing_Machine 10y agoIf you think evicting someone is easy, I suspect that you have never actually been a landlord.
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