I think it’s certainly a possibility but I really depends on how the injunctive relief is written, the judge certainly could change the entire industry with one pen stroke, not to mention all the other lawsuits out there, plus doj looking into things, in fact I think it’s likely something significant does change.

Landlords had full pricing power because of limited housing stock and knowing that parents are going to stroke a check no matter the rent. 

I'm having having a stroke...no more Firebirds?

Leave seventh day).In regards to the boat: yamaha or suzuki outboard, four stroke only, no exceptions.

I have yet to hear one story that did not have some sort of stroke of luck that the teller was fortunate enough to capitize on.

It was a devastating blow, and I even suffered a stroke in June 2023.

@Darren Sager - having been a customer of NTN in the past, I would disagree with your calling them "cost effective"; they were charging $40 for reports that I now obtain elsewhere for around $25.And although you like having NTN give an overall score, I prefer to make that determination based on what I consider to be important (that's just different strokes for different folks).

I respectfully ask these questions as I don't know what's going on with you guys lately but everyone wants to paint a broad stroke against inner cities as if they are all one in the same and to be avoided at all costs.

And since the current landscaper lives a few blocks away, came by to plow snow and pick up sweep the place a few years back when my wife handle things since I had a stroke and she was hospitalized, and out of commission for a few months.

Our handyman had a stroke, and was no longer available to show or repair the properties.