Posted by dhermesc on May 04, 2016 at 08:09:21 from (24.248.193.103):
In Reply to: The egos.......... posted by Goose on May 03, 2016 at 11:27:31:
You want to see egos.
Similar situation, county commissioners were meeting about the condition of several roads. Meth cooker and general lowlife that is renting a house a mile down a dirt road gets up and starts complaining that "her" road is dirt and only receives minimal maintenance. A commissioner points out that the house she is living in is the only house on the road and sits empty more often than it is rented. She says she doesn't care she wants it at least graveled if not paved.... The commissioner explains to gravel road would require an increase in property taxes for all the land owners in the county. Her response was "I don't care raise their taxes it doesn't matter to me I rent".
They finally shut her up when one commissioner told her if she wanted a house on a paved road she should have rented or bought a house on a paved road.
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