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@Austman said:
So your friend endangered the lives of all in the building and you expected to still get “real” notice even when you were away?But they still gave your friend (and all in the building) notice to move the bike ” in the last few day of November”.
Think yourself lucky that it’s only the bike that is gone.
I don’t appreciate being talked down to. Sure, the bike was in the wrong place. Sure, my friend made a mistake (which he’s going to pay $700 for), but condescension was uncalled for – if you feel that it was; you’ve got something to learn about etiquette.
@scotlandx said:
Your gripe (if any) is with your friend – as you say, you left the bicycle in his care. It seems he didn’t take very good care of it.In the circumstances you are lucky you are not being charged for removal of the bicycle, which shouldn’t have been on common property anyway.
I’m not familiar with the laws of common property etc. but I now know not to leave my possessions in the care of others. Even if they are “good” friends.
