[twoplanekid]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

"When the build out is complete"?? He thinks the build out is going to be complete. TV will continue building as as it is profitable. That is business.

That was a hardy har har. So, the pot will continue to grow unless divided by 44 and then 50?

[Bob2H-in-1]

Originally Posted by rustyp

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Just curious. What is your opinion?

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by Bilyclub

CDD 7 is on a mission to get the commercial properties to pay their fair share for maintenance in TV. Nothing wrong with that.

"Fair share," is an interesting concept. Fair is in the eye of the beholder-impossible to define.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by justjim

Why can’t we just all get along? Just witnessed two senior ladies verbally abusing each other at the gas pumps. It’s amazing how selfish one person or a group of people can be. Indeed, we are living in turbulent times.

Those people work for the villages. Part of the entertainment.

"Turbulent times." Things have always been turbulent.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by justjim

Why can’t we just all get along? Just witnessed two senior ladies verbally abusing each other at the gas pumps. It’s amazing how selfish one person or a group of people can be. Indeed, we are living in turbulent times.

It is amazing how civility has deteriorated. Yesterday, traveling on a MMP where a ramp from a tunnel comes up to merge with a nice big red stop sign, it was obvious the cart approaching it had no intention of stopping and every intention of running right through it and trying to hit me, so I hit the horn. In return, I was treated to a one finger salute from this 75+ year, 30+ pound overweight 5'6" man. We had to stop at a stop sign just a bit further up, so I asked, in fact rather politely, if he had failed to see the stop sign, to which he replied "Stick it up your....well, we all know where" It took quite a bit of restraint not to get out of my cart and demonstrate his own suggestion with his own 7 iron on him

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

It is amazing how civility has deteriorated. Yesterday, traveling on a MMP where a ramp from a tunnel comes up to merge with a nice big red stop sign, it was obvious the cart approaching it had no intention of stopping and every intention of running right through it and trying to hit me, so I hit the horn. In return, I was treated to a one finger salute from this 75+ year, 30+ pound overweight 5'6" man. We had to stop at a stop sign just a bit further up, so I asked, in fact rather politely, if he had failed to see the stop sign, to which he replied "Stick it up your....well, we all know where" It took quite a bit of restraint not to get out of my cart and demonstrate his own suggestion with his own 7 iron on him

Thou pleasurable not worth the after the fact hassle!

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Thou pleasurable not worth the after the fact hassle!

Which is why I stayed in my cart. Besides, he made it clear that he wasn't worth it.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

It is amazing how civility has deteriorated. Yesterday, traveling on a MMP where a ramp from a tunnel comes up to merge with a nice big red stop sign, it was obvious the cart approaching it had no intention of stopping and every intention of running right through it and trying to hit me, so I hit the horn. In return, I was treated to a one finger salute from this 75+ year, 30+ pound overweight 5'6" man. We had to stop at a stop sign just a bit further up, so I asked, in fact rather politely, if he had failed to see the stop sign, to which he replied "Stick it up your....well, we all know where" It took quite a bit of restraint not to get out of my cart and demonstrate his own suggestion with his own 7 iron on him

Messy operation and no anesthesiologist to help subdue, I mean "relax" the screaming pig, patient. Not to mention, the wait for his insurance to pay up (if he is covered for rectal golf club insertion surgery).

[alwann]

Originally Posted by Happydaz

I think you are on to something here. Some older people often seem to have a low frustration tolerance and they are much quicker to express their anger than they were when they were younger. Maybe the aging brain loses flexibility and no longer has the ability to handle difficulty as it once did. I know I am much quicker today to “tell people what I think,” but I no longer consider that a good thing to do. For my own peace of mind I am trying to regain my tolerance and peacefulness. It appears to be working, but do not talk to my wife. My “new” slogans are “chill out” and “go with the flow.”

And I think you're on to something. Medical experts say 1-in-3 people 80 and above have some form of dementia, which begins years earlier. Much of this reported spousal abuse, I think, reflects dementia.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

Litigation is our national pastime, isn't it?
😏

Yes, starving lawyer’s welfare. Actually law in a money maker.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by justjim

Why can’t we just all get along? Just witnessed two senior ladies verbally abusing each other at the gas pumps. It’s amazing how selfish one person or a group of people can be. Indeed, we are living in turbulent times.

What, was they holding the gas nozzle and arguing over where it goes?

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Madelaine Amee

I am coming to believe that the aging brain has a lot to do with the aggressive attitude in TV. People are easily angered over the most minor aggravations, we will not wait our turn without sighing deeply and being a pain. Try standing in the line at Publix for meds and listen to the complaints from both males and females. Very recently whilst waiting to cash out at Publix, the gentleman behind me said what is the matter with these people, they are retired, there is nothing for them to do or be doing. They are living in God's waiting room.

Or try the other end at the deli/meat line. Seen one lady got mad cause one thin slice over 1/4 pound. She wanted 1/4 pound exactly…

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by happydaz

i think you are on to something here. Some older people often seem to have a low frustration tolerance and they are much quicker to express their anger than they were when they were younger. Maybe the aging brain loses flexibility and no longer has the ability to handle difficulty as it once did. I know i am much quicker today to “tell people what i think,” but i no longer consider that a good thing to do. For my own peace of mind i am trying to regain my tolerance and peacefulness. It appears to be working, but do not talk to my wife. My “new” slogans are “chill out” and “go with the flow.”

m-e-d-i-c-a-t-i-o-n…….

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

It is amazing how civility has deteriorated. Yesterday, traveling on a MMP where a ramp from a tunnel comes up to merge with a nice big red stop sign, it was obvious the cart approaching it had no intention of stopping and every intention of running right through it and trying to hit me, so I hit the horn. In return, I was treated to a one finger salute from this 75+ year, 30+ pound overweight 5'6" man. We had to stop at a stop sign just a bit further up, so I asked, in fact rather politely, if he had failed to see the stop sign, to which he replied "Stick it up your....well, we all know where" It took quite a bit of restraint not to get out of my cart and demonstrate his own suggestion with his own 7 iron on him

Glad you didn’t threaten with 9 iron or his golfing handicap would skyrocket. None more frightening that 9 iron smashing you SUV…. Or in you’re case his golf cart.

[Bilyclub]

Originally Posted by DAVES

"Fair share," is an interesting concept. Fair is in the eye of the beholder-impossible to define.

Attorney Michael Eckert, who has been hired independently to represent CDD 7, said his research has revealed that residents are being overbilled by perhaps 25 to 30 percent for their share of PWAC costs.

“It’s significant that the residents are being overbilled. The more the residents have to pay, the less the commercial districts have to pay,” Eckert said.