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pedzreply
lemmy.ca

...is your taxonomic nomenclature.

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Data you are supposed to be observing the behavior of 21st century humans, not interacting with them. You are in danger of violating the temporary prime directive. We don't want another Sarjenka incident.

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Do you know if they actually check? My leopard has let himself go a bit and may not be typical.

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If I let my Leopard eat the landlord's face I won't pay any rent. Sounds good.

$35 a month pet rent...

Fuck the capitalistic system, may the landlord's all die.

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That's fine, but once it's past the limit, do NOT attempt to flush it away. It will be very mad at you for turning it into a wet claw tornado.

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I would assume it's rent and that's why there is a 2 pet limit. Kind of insane.

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Pyrreply
lemmy.ca

I don't think ita unreasonable to do so, but it should not be in addition to the deposit. Should be one or the other.

Like, over time it's more likely for damage from pets to build up and can easily get over $250 after a year or two.

But good luck getting over $250 damage in 2-3 months.

So I would see it reasonable to charge per month per pet, in the assumption that there will be damages to fix building up over time.

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deposit is the only acceptable thing here… rent? no way! you don’t pay rent per person in the house. the landlord is losing nothing per month for your pet

the potential damages come from the additional deposit/bond

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lemmy.blahaj.zone

So a pet should have a deposit or added rent but not a child? Or a second tenant? Is none of this the point of an overall damage deposit

Slippery fuckin slope.

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The extra fees may sound unfair, but as long as my baby can scout her own food it all balances out.

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Well, it said "Cat Cat".

People should turn the autotranslator down. And stop messing with word capitalization!

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