My folks used to have a shop located inside of a mall. They worked hard to make it pleasant for the people who stopped in, and part of that was putting out a small fridge near the front desk and telling guests that they were free to choose from an array of sodas while they waited. It was a nice gesture.

Patrons of the mall apparently caught onto this, and my folks started getting people who was stroll in, open the fridge, take a soda, then just leave, ignoring anyone who even said hello to them. It was becoming a more and more frequent occurrence.

The last straw was when one of the staff saw a lady pointing to the store and whispering to her young kid. The kid then strolled into the store, ignored the greeting from the staff, opened the fridge, took both arms full sodas, then turned and thing without a word. Several adults came in within the next few days and did the same thing: grabbed both arms full of sodas and left.

The staff then removed the refrigerator from the lobby and ke

I've been a resident of a condo complex since 2020. I wanted to be an active member in our community so I joined the team of five members of the administration of the underground parking lot. We manage everything that has to do with the parking including maintenance, repairs, inspections, budget, fees, complaints, etc.

When I first moved and joined the team, the major problem with the parking was the garage door. It was a regular old residential garage door with foldable panels kind of like this. It was unsuitable for the size of our garage and the number of cars. It was soon broken when people failed to stop in the incline in the winter and rammed through the door. Wheels broke off, cables snapped, the guide rails and the door panels became crooked, etc. The door was completely busted and was stuck approximately once every month and cost