We put our house on the market a few weeks ago, and within 6 days we accepted an offer. Now we’re just praying that the appraisal goes well and we can get out of town before fall hits.

Make it your new normal and you might get a job... but not with that attitude.

Seems to me that a physician who fails to ask that a patient if they are pregnant might be eligible for a malpractice suit, or, at the very least, sanctions from the state medical association.

machine gun kelly must know how to work his dick because christ, I don’t see any other possibilities in terms of redeeming qualities for that sideways asshole.

I rent a lot of cars, and this is always a fear I have.

In my experience some years ago, Hertz proved itself a disgustingly corrupt company, so this story doesn’t surprise me in the slightest.

Using employee’s sense of smell is particularly problematic since of course they are going to do what their employer says, but also, one of the known side effects of a Covid-19 infection is loss of sense of smell or the perception of a burning smell when nothing is burning.  https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20201109/cov…

“We ask that you respect our final decision on this matter as we have fully addressed your concerns. Further requests to revisit this matter will not be considered.”

$5 says the car smelled of smoke when he rented it but because Hertz employees might actually inspect a vehicle being returned 50% of the time, it wasn’t recorded, so he got slapped with the fine.

“We’re Number 2, and that Hertz.”

In 2019 I rented a car from Enterprise, while my car was in a shop. It was “Looked at” in the pouring rain, while parked closely on the right side to a tall wall. Drove the car for two weeks, and upon return, the manager marched outside to inspect the car. He walked to the passenger side, and said what happened here?…

Anyone want to bet that the Hertz employees were smoking on their break, and smelled the smoke on their own clothes and not the car?

And this is why I only use my Amex when renting cars,  I would file a chargeback so fast their heads would spin and yes it would go in my favor.

Glad to hear I’m not the only one annoyed at Avis marking a Chevy Malibu as a “Full-Size Sedan”

I rented a 2019 BMW 750d xDrive from Avis Germany while I was in Munich a couple of years ago. They got me for a curbed wheel. Fair enough. What wasn’t fair was the €900 they charged my credit card. I had purchased a damage waiver (as one does when driving a six-figure sedan in a foreign country), which apparently had…

Hertz tried to charge my parents for not returning a Charger they rented with a full tank of gas. Luckily my mother took a photo of the receipt, on the dash, next to the fuel guage which was clearly marked full, with the car facing the Hertz building.

“Rental car companies put people through a lot of bullshit.”

Probably could smell their co-worker

Hertz tried to charge me for a navigation system that I had explicitly refused. This was just a few years ago, when we all had navigation systems in our pockets (smartphones).