It's not even worth it!
So a friend wrote to us in need of dire help...
I am writing about a completely idiotic experience that I encountered today. I have recently changed apartments, and my previous lease will be up tonight at midnight (it's August 31st, in case you're reading this). We moved out of this old apartment almost three weeks ago, and despite my best efforts to get out of it, still not only had to pay the entire month of August, but are bound to September and October rent as well since we didn't provide 60 days WRITTEN notice. (Upon further reflection, maybe I'M the idiot...). They found someone to rent the apartment starting tomorrow (which means we get out of September & October...phew), but she wants to move in today. So our landlord calls us today at 12:00 and says that she feelsIdeas for her on how to handle such stupidity. Me personally, I would tell her to blow it out her asshole, but that's just me! Anyone else have a better idea? Help her out!
bad about sticking us with the full month, but if we bring back our keys right away she'll reimburse us the prorated amount for what's left of the month. Umm...that's 12 hours. I did the math. That would be $32.26. My boyfriend even asked if she meant half of today. She said yes. Crazy bee-atch, that wouldn't even cover our gas to get down there and back out to Pewaukee in the middle of the freaking day. WTF?
Submitted by: MG - Milwaukee, WI
Labels: stupid
posted by Elle Jefe at 4:01 PM
1 spoke on the stupid:
My Take:
Being that you had 12 more hours "on the clock", I would have said ok. Then , barring the fact that the other people may have already moved in, trashed the place, went to get the money, and rolled out. It's not like like the slumlord could have said anything. You were already gone, the place was cleaned and checked I presume, and the papers were signed.
On a serious note, I don't think you were bound to September and October rent, unless it was in the lease. I've heard cases of people rolling out on two weeks notice (I had a deal with my slumlord similiar), but I don't know if that is legally true.
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