When I lived in NH, we were driving back from No. Conway heading home. 105 and 90% humidity. No AC in the car and I had my arm dangling out the window driving down RT 93. Pulled my arm back in and it was dripping water from the humid air. Then it started to storm. First the hail and then the...
88 with 48% humidity. Back in MA 48% wasn't a big deal but here in the Mojave it is brutal! Like a smack in the face!
Is it like this for you @adjusterjack ?
If you still owe for back rent, you should pay it. IMO that is the morally correct thing to do. If you choose to bypass the morally correct thing to do, then wait to be (possibly) served and present your case to the judge .
Until then, live your life happily!
You didn't ask any questions.
But if you are wondering if she could sue you and win, then yes, she very likely could. You owe your friends mom the rent money. I doubt any judge will believe that she said you didn't have to pay her back.
My sister (in Boston) asked me why I wasn't swimming this afternoon and was confused when I said it was too hot to swim. 20 min's in the pool and I would be crispy red. She's never been south of NJ so has not comprehension of the HUGE difference between MA sun and NV sun.
lol...It's 107 out right now and apparently the incoming monsoons are bringing heat relief, so it only feels like 106. A whole degree. I feel so frigging fortunate!!
What about you @adjusterjack ...are you getting some cooler temps?
The other options are part of the site software.
If one uses their common sense, one will realize that it is really unlikely that an advice site can provide legal guidance for EVERY country.
Also, if one bothered to look around the site for a few minutes, it is very obvious that this is a US...
