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dynospectrum7 t1_jcftar9 wrote

Reply to comment by morganwr in My “luxury” apartment buildings trash compactor is next to our apartment, wakes me up all hours of the night, and the building refuses to do anything. What should I do? by CCIRMAJOR26

Y’all can keep those pest issues. I’ll live in a “poor construction” before I deal with master splinter or roddy roach

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Adventurous_Cod9854 t1_jcgm0xy wrote

I guess thats capitalism. Ignorance about urban pest control (that they can be controlled, and that rats don’t infest apartments) among transplants means better quality digs for the more experienced.

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dynospectrum7 t1_jcgotbx wrote

Unfortunately, you’re ignorant on the subject. Older buildings have pest issues. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent on extermination because nobody wants to live in a place with known issues, which means no rent collections.

This is coming from someone that has worked in the industry. So take that uppity transplant, ignorance, experienced bullshit elsewhere.

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Adventurous_Cod9854 t1_jcgq0wv wrote

I fully understand that money can be spent to successfully control pests, that’s my point. I don’t understand why the concept of a problem that can actually be solved is more distasteful than living in a colorful cardboard box.

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