I have to pay $20.00 a month for a parking spot or face the realistic possibility of having to park at the main entrance and walking a 1/4 of a mile to my apartment. I spend the Spring/Summer months killing ants in my apartment, whom, instead, I should try to charge rent to. Half of the tenants are pre-pubescent punks driving those annoying rice rockets with the bass thumping and the loud muffler who cruise the parking lot at two in the morning. The walls may be insulated to drown the noise to the side of me, but to make up for it I think the contractors skimped on the ceiling. I can hear my upstairs neighbors' turd drop each morning, and if that isn't enough, when he flushes the plumbing sounds like it's emptying straight into my bedroom closet. I've had things stolen from my patio in the middle of the night and I've had my car broken into. The management would not address this issue in the WyEast monthly newsletter (which always has at least two misspelled words and graphics are of kindergarten quality), rather they prefer to keep it "their little secret" as to avoid any negative publicity for their precious complex. Although there is a leash law in Washington, tenants insist on letting their scraggly mutts roam aimlessly, pooping freely and never being cleaned up after. Walking through any grassy area includes the joy of dodging doggy land mines. One time two of the little ankle biters invaded my own apartment and chased my cat. Are these apartments or just stacked and attached mobile homes' I wonder. Okay, no I don't, they're trashy.

User Responses
From: renthappy2000	Date: 10/28/2005
If it's so bad why do you continue to live there?
From: ayden	Date: 11/13/2005
I Think Your funny!!!!!!
From: happytrails66	Date: 01/02/2006
I think this person is short of a fench fry in a happy meal.Yes, there are problems but every where you go there are going to be problems, I say if you dont like it then get out!
From: jmp225	Date: 08/03/2006
"Terd" is more commonly spelled "turd." As for the leash law, it is properly spelled, "THERE is a leash law..." Common English grammatical practice is to also avoid ending sentences with prepositional phrases (I counted three in this paragraph). You should probably not apply for a newsletter writing job.
From: Anonymous	Date: 08/07/2007
kids sad
From: Anonymous	Date: 09/21/2009
Who reads these things and takes the time correct it? You probably would have liked to mark a big red "F" at the top corner. I know how to spell loser, you know how to live like one. Oh no! Not get a newsletter writing job? Oh Nooooooooo!!

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