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We can go on forever about possible interpretations, but all those quotations are making you look bad. What proof do you have that EJ is "EJ", and that Troy is
by ulisesroche 15y ago
We can go on forever about possible interpretations, but all those quotations are making you look bad. What proof do you have that EJ is "EJ", and that Troy is "Troy" and that this is a "conspiracy" and were an "angry mob of white knights"?
- tptacek 15y agoAngry mob of white knights? Are you sure you're replying to the right comment?
- ulisesroche 15y agoIt's just another assumption. But again, what makes you think there's a lawyer involved too?
- tptacek 15y agoA lawyer wouldn't be your first call after the police if this happened to you? It sure would be mine.
- ulisesroche 15y agoNo, and neither did this guy, Troy, who also called airbnb. I don't think its a good idea to counter with more speculation.
- tptacek 15y agoI'm going to go ahead and assume that EJ has at least as much legal representation as I'd have any time I ended a lease with a significant security deposit, and if you don't think that's reasonable, I don't care; I simply think you're wrong. The world will nonetheless continue turning on its axis.
- pbreit 15y agoIt may be surprising to you but a lot of people are not so lawyerly. I myself have never used a lawyer for a personal matter despite many situations where it sounds like you would. It's just not my thing I suppose and I don't believe I'm alone. Not saying it's better or worse.
- cubix 15y agoI would immediately have a lawyer involved as well, but then I can't imagine finding myself in EJ's position to begin with, i.e. renting my home out to a complete stranger without even a background check. I think we're dealing with a rather different mind set here, and not the "lawyer up" type.