Posted by Dave H (MI) on October 05, 2017 at 13:56:15 from (50.127.249.191):
In Reply to: Dignity posted by rrlund on October 05, 2017 at 07:10:33:
I know what you mean. Been complaining a lot about these folks that walk up on the property and start spewing their agenda without introducing themselves. So I been laying a LOT of block the past month. Some fella pulls in the drive, sashays up to me and demands to know who my block guy is. Not..."hi, I'm Bill from down the road" or anything polite first. Just flat out demanding to know who is laying the block. I just stared him down for a about ten seconds and told him I did not have a block guy. He looked real confused for a bit while I stared at him some more. Then he told me he his friend was a block layer. I just told him I lay my own block and he turned around and left without comment. This happened five times in five days and only two of the guys were folks I knew and even they did not waste much time on civilities before launching into a lot of questions about things that were none of their business. People need to clean up their acts. I had a fella down the road walk up to me at a place I own and tell me "I KNOW you ain't living here." I just asked him "how's that?" and he proceeded to show me that he had written down all the times the lights went on and off. So he was sure they were on timers and therefore he knew I was not living on the place. WTF??? So I guess being a slob, with no manners, and minding other folks business is the new norm.
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