Top warrior Spirit American Boogeyman Est 1978 T-Shirt

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Wages not keeping up with the Top warrior Spirit American Boogeyman Est 1978 T-Shirt but in fact I love this cost of living is a problem everywhere. Yes, it’s a bigger problem in high COL areas. Americans have much more floor area in our residences than even other high income countries. That’s what they don’t want to give up, and that’s fine they don’t have to. But they shouldn’t make it sound like the entire rest of the world is just “making it work.” This is the standard (actually, my cheap LA condo is much larger than it would be in any European city). If they want to exceed it, okay. But they don’t need to be condescending or act like how they live is the norm. Can they really not figure out how to enjoy life in less area? Yeah that tickled me, how are you going to be all ACAB when you’re literally a landlord! I wouldn’t want a police officer in my house/social circle either but I’d never be in a position to evict someone over it because I’d never be a landlord. Does anyone really buy this? A landlord in one of the most renter-friendly cities in the country not knowing the rules about eviction terms, especially after the 2020-2022 moratorium? And supposedly evicting someone for dating a cop? This reads like a Fox News viewer’s fantasy of what life is like in San Francisco. There’s no way it’s real.

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This makes me wonder if the Top warrior Spirit American Boogeyman Est 1978 T-Shirt but in fact I love this landlord is actually doing something illegal and is afraid if a police officer is around that he’ll sniff it out. I understand that some people are afraid of (or absolutely hate) the police, and are not doing anything illegal, but kicking out tenants for it just feels really off. Trying to screw over a cop’s home life because of their job feels like a really dumb idea. Qualified immunity etc… just gives so many opportunities for revenge. Which really doesn’t lessen the case for not wanting anyone connected to them living in your home at all. Strengthens it quite a lot, even, So we all agree that there’s a non-zero chance of the landlord having at least one active warrant, right? I can’t think of any other reason for the landlord to hide if she doesn’t have an active warrant. SFPD is pretty notoriously terrible and especially in the last few years anti-cop sentiments have grown in the bay area. I also know plenty of people who are on the right side of the law but still do not want to interact with cops if at all possible. You can’t think of any other examples of people having a bad time with the police over the last many decades? The landlord is out of line with the demands but may have good reasons for not wanting to hang with a cop.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.