Most Americans live paycheck to paycheck and while inflation is not as rampant, it is still outpacing wages.

(It may be because everyone has their own book that they just wrote and want you to go buy a copy)In my own experience there is nothing like good old-fashioned, real-world experience.

Market crash is NOT, N - O - T happening, not on horizon, not in forecast, not in mathematical realm of potential UNLESS you can kill off 32+ million Americans tomorrow or get Harry Potter to wizard up 4/5million new units tomorrow. 

Given the position of several major American companies, a similar system may be coming here sooner than you think.

li=BBnbklE#image=AA12NPVD|4[1] I own zero of these by choice.[2] I've never stayed in one (yet--maybe in the future) I like hotels.[3] If I did stay in one and it required me to clean it in any fashion--I would bypass that one. [4] I think the cleaning crew/maid will do a better (Sanitary) job of cleaning anything better than the General Public in this type of rental.

Research about how Americans got screwed by eliminating pensions.Regardless, 2M/3M is not out of the question.

@Anthony Morrow wouldn't bother driving to see it.Your PMC needs to provide better context for how the damage occurred and such, which you should be able to do via phone.Going to guess that the existing shower surround is a fiberglass sectional type, maybe something like this:https://www.homedepot.com/p/American-Standard-Ovation-32-in-...How do you patch it, so it looks nice?

And the data shows this: The 1980's was the kick-off of the great American Corporate consolidation.

You really want the Govt nosing around in American's accounts like this?

And the American standard of living is all about the world using our dollar as the reserve currency.