Saturday, June 20, 2020

Woman Relocates Her Garden, Landlords Get Upset


Completely understandable to want to bring one's hard work with them upon moving. It sounds like the landlords just wanted to benefit off the hard earned improvements that she made. 

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Text - 2 1 81 AITA for bringing my garden with me when I moved? Not the A-hole I(25) have been renting a house since I was 18 (7 years). When I moved in, the backyard was a large piece of dirt, no lawn or anything, just a decently big backyard with a fence all around. It was a cheap but not great house, but I signed because I wanted the backyard space.

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Text - Character-Blueberry • 1d NTA. Why would they just assume you would leave your garden there? It's not like you planted a tree and then took it with you. They're entitled for thinking you'd just leave that (I assume) expensive stuff for them. That's like having art in your house and them expecting you to leave it. They shouldn't have assumed you'd leave that stuff there, and they should have asked. Then again, maybe they didn't ask because they wanted to see if they could take advantage of

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Text - DragonHyourin • 1d NTA As a gardener, I know how much some of that stuff costs. They were trying to get free landscaping, and that's that. Reply 23 ...

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