They are decked out with 17" steel wheels, manual cloth seats, rubber floors, and reliability.

@Jonathan Perez as a tenant, I would never worry about what clothes my landlord was wearing.

Hope you have your rain clothes handyDid you learn to play ball?

This morning I found the line back up, full of clothes, that are spray painted 'this is art'.

I got fed up with the traffic, long hours and time away from my family/friends so I left for home (Northern MA) and started my own clothing fulfillment business called Articulate Creation.

I just got a call from a tenant yesterday complaining that the air coming out of vents has a mold smell, making his clothes and dog smell like mold.

Became unable, because of a change in employment status, to pay basic living expenses for the household (including expenses for food, clothing, housing, medication, transportation, taxes, court-ordered payments, and expenses reasonably necessary for making an income).

(My mom, when I was 16:  Linda, wipe off some of that makeup and go change your clothes.  

However, the cooler temperatures coupled with significant shower/washer use in the basement injects plenty of moisture that creates damp clothes ("damp" was used by my tenant). 

As a firefighter/ paramedic I would advise using gloves and exercising caution especially picking up napkins clothes or any other item that could hide an open needle and easily be punctured.