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You're really misrepresenting the information from the link. Munger is the top-rated residence in the area. https://www.veryapt.com/Apartments-L7646-ann-arbor-c

• nuerow 5y ago
  > Munger is the top-rated residence in the area. Does this mean Munger is great or that every other sizeable offering in the area is even worse?
• daun 5y ago
  Either several of those positive reviews are fake, or those MBA students are functionally illiterate.
  • willcipriano 5y ago
    That's how you know they are real.
  • craftinator 5y ago
    I've met several MBA's, and they are more 'partially literate' in that they can write huge quantities of stuff, but each paragraph has nothing to do with the last paragraph. Similarly, they can read whole books very quickly, but they do so by reading just the first sentence on every page. This is what gives them the superpower of reading large technical emails, and responding to them in seconds about a completely unrelated topic.
    • elpatoisthebest 5y ago
      The most highly educated person in my extended family has the worst spelling and grammar of anyone I've ever seen. Getting a hand written note from them is always a guessing game.
    • salawat 5y ago
      God, this annoys the crap out of me. People say I write novels in my emails, so I tried breaking things up once for an MBA. It resulted in a dozen or so emails that when concatenated would equal the "novel" they'd have originally complained about. Lesson learned: MBA's seem to value incomplete communication, and email headers over a condensed explanation of what's actually relevant.
• wpietri 5y ago
  My goal wasn't to represent the link. People can click on the link, and the person I replied to already said it had great reviews. My goal was to pull out quotes I thought interesting.