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Is this energy conservation gone mad? A high-rise building in Sydney has just announced what amounts to fines for residents who forget things in their flats and then have to go back for them.
“This is an incredible waste of electricity,” said Mr Olaf Pirlo, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Dardanelle Towers in the city’s Eastern Suburbs. “People wander out of their apartments, get the lift down to the lobby then remember they have forgotten their papers or wallet or something. So they go back, get their things, and come back down again. They are using three times the…
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Good one Jimmie!!
I almost replied to you a few times earlier to state how ridiculous I thought Mr. Pierro was and how I thought it was one of the most outlandish comments made on Flatchat.
And then early this morning when I looked at the date I realised that this may be a possible April Fool but you beat me to the announcement!
We know you’re a good story teller and here’s another one.
i hope this comment earns me 5 stars!!!!!
I did, but it only brought it up to an average of 3 stars, sorry!