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nothing to do with morals or feeling bad. the example i used, i gave the guy a $20 for something that was $14.68. The cash register was'nt working, he couldnt count down change from $20.00 to 14.68-- thats some borderline mental issues at work. Like i said he was going to give me back change...

LOL u guys are too funny. I would have just paid for whatever they are charging me. No moral dilemma for me. $55 bucks sure, sounds good. I call it natural selection, same as the animal world. I had a guy almost give me back $180 when the total was $14.60 and i gave him a $20. I would...

Thats just insane. Its your $$ and you do with it as you please. If it was me, i wouldnt ride, im going to guess that you will only have enough money to insure one vehicle. A bike is great and all, but what about the winter? your going to drop $2800 for insurance and bus it in the winter...

Sounds like and easy fix, lube up the caliper and go and dont forgot to take the res cap off, when pushing the caliper back. IF nothing else, you can still ride to wasaga, just disconnect your rear brakes and tie off the caliper and be wary that you dont have rear brakes. People go there...

I dont think what you said is 100% true. Insurance companies also take into consideration their return on investments in the markets as well. So even if payouts were to decline, but stock market returns dropped, rates would still go up. Why are'nt inusrance companies lobbying for a cap...

Here is what i dont understand about insurance companies. the complain and complain about how there losing money in Ontario and claim payouts are high etc... BUT when the public option is put on the table, they will lobby against it. If there is no money in insurance then leave, fold up shop...

I have never seen a condo go to that level, ever, not saying it does not happen but never seen it at the resdential level. At the commerical level, yes, things happen much faster. On what city by law, would you have my motorcycle towed from my owned condo parking spot, please eloborate and...

Its obvious from the OP's post that he is not dealing with a pro landlord or a sophisticated one. Your info is in correct, if I go to small claims court and file a motion against the towing company, and condo board, the towing company has to release my car at no charge to me. Condo's will...

sounds pretty stupid to me, a course just to sell cars? im waiting for the course the govt is going to mandate about how to tie our shoe laces, its going to be for our own saftey and it will cost $100 and be mandatory.

Just to add, i have had my vehicle towed twice from private property. Both times it was at an impark lot, the machine was not working and after I deposited my money, failed to give me a ticket. I called the number on machine, spoke with impark, was given various ref #'s that i recorded and...

That is true, but someone has to pay for the tow. In my experience, condo corps rarely if ever tow vehicles off property until they have exhausted every means possible. The owner of the vehicle could easily go to small claims court, file a motion and bring that with them to the tow yard and...

It all depends on you and your relationship with the landlord. I would just leave it there, its hard to find good tenants now a days with the glut of condos for rent in Toronto. Is she really going to lose a tenant over something stupid like that? That said, it can work both ways, you can...

Here is a real life case of how an establishment was held liable for serving to much alcohol. I will not name the establishment, security company or year. A club in the GTA served to much alcohol to a person. Now wiether this person was already drunk at time of entry or weither the club...

Really, i have never seen that in any condo, u sure its not just a deposit for damages that you have to pay?

U guys must be doing something wrong regarding clubs. Our crew has never had a problem getting into clubs even with huge lineups. You guys just have to talk your way in or end up going in with a bunch of girls. Dress proper, like you belong there, walk with confidence. Ive gone clubbing and...

Work for the majority of folks is a means to an end. A way to support a lifestyle. We only work because we must. I like my job but i dont like it enough to keep doing it if i won 10 million $. Look at countries and places like Alaska or Kuwait were they get some really nice oil royalties...

interesting case. Here is the dilema for the club, they are not supposed to serve people to the point of intoxication, yet if they release the video of the theft, they might be incriminating themselves and that sets them up for a big liability down the road. Was the same bartender that purse...

Your condo is the excpetion and not the rule, ask any RE agent, maint fees usually go up huge in the first 1-2-3 years because the developer is only liable for the overage on the first year. Also, a lot of tenders for contractors are on the low end and expire in 2 years, so when they renew...

its about 50 cent a sq foot considering the building has stuff like pool,party room,gym etc.. and all that would include heat/hydro/water etc... Things to look for, if its a used condo, ask and have lawyer to look over the most current Statues cerftificate. Thats the actual financial report...

Now, Seriously, you had a one night stand with a women you met at a bar, why would you use your real name and give your real number?? umm, you do know that chicks who have one night stands usually use a fake name and never give a real number....... should have played hardball, deny deny...