They have a maintenance crew with 24/7 emergency.

He tried reinstalled the original thermostat and wired the emergency heat to the cool terminal.

But you can cash the check and keep $200 for your troubles, just please wire the rest of the money right away as she's having a financial emergency and trying to get to Tacoma to see her very sick Aunt Alice immediately!

There’s a bumper sticker that goes: “ lack of planning on your part doesn’t constitute an emergency on my mine “

When contacted after the fact they have had all sorts of reasons why- interestingly enough mostly all were emergencies where they all were at the ER...I don't buy it and it's incredibly frustrating and very wasteful of my time and resources.

I would keep 6 months cash living expenses (emergency fund).

@Brett Hennessy Actually, I'd first make sure all of my emergency funds are fully funded before investing. 

So far no reply as he knows he better be using it unless there is an emergency (or maybe he is pondering which unit he wants to know availability).I think it great you create a policy.  

QE5 or whatever we're on is now, the FED is expanding its balance sheet, calling emergency meetings and the financial analysts and experts of the world have no clue what's going to 'break' next. 

If you’re legitimately managing this, on call for emergencies, creating monthly P&L, paying trades from the company account etc etc then you’re at the bottom end of the scale for pay.