
There is only one way to deal with ruthless, soulless, logically inept organizations that are property management companies. That is to use your balls. With all their complaining about advertisements on the house, and kids living in basement, and me performing more than 10 minutes of auto work in my driveway. Sometimes you just have to go in there, threaten to take them to court, and make them look at your meaty balls.
Today I had to show my neighbors landlord my massive, yet nurturing balls. We park double wide in our driveway and also on the grass on the other side of our driveway. Like this.

Today we had notes on our cars that they were going to begin to tow our cars because they were parked on their lawn. Our neighbors don't care but I guess their property company does. But I like parking there so, I decided to show them my hunky balls. I called them up and the conversation went something like this.
My balls: Hi we live next door to your property at 1001 S. State. We park our cars beside our house and today we had notes on them from you guys saying you were going to tow them in the future. You see, when you put the addition on that house you built right up to the property line and our cars aren't on your property, but in fact your air conditioning units fall onto our property. We don't really care about your AC units being on our land, but if you try to remove our cars from our property we're going to take you to court and also remove your AC units from our property. They look like really nice units and I would hate to see anything happen to them.She said something about bringing it up to the staff and shit. I told her that in the future they need to came talk to us and not leave unsigned notes on our cars. Then I rubbed my balls against the phone.
Her: Uhh... I can't really talk with these juicy balls in my mouth.
To be honest I have no clue where the property line falls, but I do know where by balls hang.
2 comments:
What's the next step for your balls once the company realizes that they were bluffing.
We, too, fought this battle. The BOX guys and us were all parking there and the landlord threatened to tow and then put in wooden posts. I got a copy of the property lines and, FYI, you're incorrect. You are parking on 1001 S. State Street's property. But, don't fret. Just don't care!
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