The woman was 34 and had a job. She’d decked out the space with a mini desk, flooring, pantry, and houseplant.
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The woman was 34 and had a job. She’d decked out the space with a mini desk, flooring, pantry, and houseplant.
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When arrested, the woman reported she was ready to move up to a larger place and had listed her ‘sign space’ on apartments dot com for $995 per month. “I think that’s a pretty good price, don’t you?” claimed the woman. “In this Biden economy, it’s a steal!” she said.
Maybe she can get an episode on Tiny House Nation.
When I worked at the “Drug Fair” back in the 80’s there was a “clubhouse” in the attic of the store where the temporary employees hung out during breaks or when there was nothing to do while on your shift.
https://lostlaurel.com/2012/01/31/drug-fair/
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It’s a sign of the times.
Like E. Jean Carrol she had names for everything –
The desk: Receptionist
The flooring: Matt
The pantry: Peter
The houseplant: Joe
That’s nothing. Our Saintation people set up a break room/nap room complete with air mattress, blanket, snacks, and battery powered lighting and TV in a 48″ x 48″ x 40″ cardboard box on a pallet on the third tier of a pallet rack they had to climb up the back of to get to. They did have it flapped on that side though so they didn’t have to climb in the top.
Full disclosure; I had something similar in a large moving box once.
In my parent’s house.
When I was 5.
^^Young George Costanza?
Hey, if spotted owls can live inside K Mart signs in Oregon, why not her. You could say that she was cooped up living inside that sign.
I give her credit for not being homeless.
Doesn’t appear to have been bothering anyone. Leave people who aren’t bothering anyone else the hell alone are good words to live by. Now she is going to be pestered by a bunch of Goddmned doo gooders looking for some innocent to virtue signal on.
No water or bathroom facilities, maybe she had a chamber pot. It was good enough for my great-grandparents in the wintertime.
She’s currently the web editor of the Biden Admin White House and New York Times web sites as well as a number of other main stream media, Federal and State Agency web sites.
The left wants us all living like that and insists that will we like it.
With everything so costly, you could say it’s a sign of the times.
The rent is too damn high.
If the sign was lit, she probably got her bugs to eat for free.