Posted in the elevator when I got home:
“Dear tenants: There will be no hot water until tuesday night. Sorry.”
Uh, if you have to work with me tomorrow, I hereby preemptively apologize for the stink.
Posted in the elevator when I got home:
“Dear tenants: There will be no hot water until tuesday night. Sorry.”
Uh, if you have to work with me tomorrow, I hereby preemptively apologize for the stink.
I like the lack of information as to WHY there is no hot water. How Washingtonian is that? I can see a note in your building next week:
“Dear Tenant, you will not be allowed inside the building. There is a police crime scene. Mistakes were made.”
You think they’d actually have those last two sentences? It’d just say, “You will not be allowed inside. Sorry.”
Look on the bright side: at least they said until Tuesday night. That gives you an endpoint that will, naturally, inevitably be shot down. Better than: “Dear tenants, there will be no hot water. Sorry.”
True. And at least they put up a note. I could have just had a very rude awakening this morning.