Harsh realities should be described with equally harsh language.

Originally posted by @Harsh Singh:Dude that's awesome.

Nothing that he was contracted to do was done to even a mediocre standard, nevermind a professional standard.I am then told by the Lifestyles Unlimited vendor Vice President, Natalie Pilkinton, that I was too harsh in firing him and that I needed to give him as many chances as it takes to get the job done right.  

excellent deal, I say, and good job weathering a lot of harsh responses. 

I simply don't apologize for setting the standard; many of my clients are simply stating "no pets" to avoid a lot of the drama - and it seems to work for them.

Maybe we will run into some ancient wise man in our travels who can clear it up, but for now, especially in this market it makes no sense to deal with all the drama. 

It sounds harsh, but if I get infected my bills still have to be paid, I don't get any breaks or discounts.

You mean harsh! 

I have yet to use forceful or harsh language besides saying initially that no providing of leases is unacceptable.

I feel bad about being a bit harsh to you, because you are more brave than many people in the world already, and it is clear you are a nice person.