Apartment management-mandated weekly inspections. They decided because of something I said the last time they came (on the wrong week) for my biweekly inspection that because I was "only cleaning just before we come," I deserved to be targeted for more frequent inspections. This, just after I received a sparkling review at the previous inspection after only getting bad reviews containing the word "garbage" in all the preceding ones. (BTW, it's not because I literally have garbage everywhere. It's because a cleaning lady the state sent filled a large Hefty bag with papers for me to sort through before I could stop her. (I'm one of those "I know where things are in my mess; please don't organize it or I won't be able to find anything" people. Comes with having Asperger's. Also, I have a bag of pop bottles I need to take to the store, and the manager and assistant manager are of the opinion that pop bottles with closed screw tops are going to attract bugs.)
So...yeah. Those inspections are on Thursdays and pretty much mess up any opportunity for me to do anything else on Thursdays because I never know when they're going to show up until they do. (Sometimes they don't even come until they're about to leave, and they always stay until 7-8:00 p.m. so they can get some work done after office hours. We're a Housing and Urban Development [HUD] subsidized apartment building, which means endless mounds of paperwork for residents and management alike.)
Having a random drop-by inspection every Thursday sounds nervewracking as all get out. I'm sorry your building is repeatedly putting you through that due to a couple of not-particularly-serious incidents of Having Stuff In Bags.
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Date: 2020-10-25 10:15 am (UTC)So...yeah. Those inspections are on Thursdays and pretty much mess up any opportunity for me to do anything else on Thursdays because I never know when they're going to show up until they do. (Sometimes they don't even come until they're about to leave, and they always stay until 7-8:00 p.m. so they can get some work done after office hours. We're a Housing and Urban Development [HUD] subsidized apartment building, which means endless mounds of paperwork for residents and management alike.)
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Date: 2020-10-25 04:42 pm (UTC)