(not having a full-on debate with the rice or the supermarket or the farmer).Yes, you may get responses that are friendly or others that are "harsh" because the question can be perceived by some brains as very basic.

Avoided 6k in granite, spent $300 in chemicals, and pretty neat huh?

I would suggest that before taking such a harsh stance against my company it would be best to get your facts straight.

She was going to make it happen because she was a woman and because she had 3 babies to take care of with or without a husband to support her.I know this sounds harsh, but your biggest obstacle right now is your self.

You may forget that they used chemical weapons on their own people.

You might want to be a bit more patient before you start pestering after not getting an answer within 44 minutes.Not to be harsh, but if you don't know what you're doing yet, why are you considering million dollar properties?

It is funny because on BP we try to describe how the Bay Area is pretty different compared to other markets (I can only imagine dealing with a M2M in sub zero weather and snow during the harsh winters in Wisconsin).The issue you can run into for the M2M is that less tenants might be interested (more might be as well, just depends).

Of course the winter can be fairly harsh but you are probably use to that as well as the other citizens.  

Yes I definitely agree that sometimes people come off as harsh but with a good heart, but that's not the case I have seen with a few people on here.

Apparently back in the old days dry cleaners used to use extra toxic chemicals so that was risky too.