I was going to move into University Village today, but as I walked into my room there were stains, mold, and a foul odor that was hard to escape. We were lucky enough to break the lease, but now I need a new place to live before the school year starts…. What are some good leasing companies that are safe, pet-friendly, and also do a good/consistent job with roommate matching?
For the next launch, we were told by our SM that if someone asks what spirulina is, we are not supposed to tell them that it is a type of algae and just say that it is a blue superfood, but not go into any detail on flavor or nutritional benefits (for context: my store is in a rural town with a lot of farmers/old people that may not know much about it, hence why they may ask). Idk if any of you are also being told the same sentiment from your SM, but I feel like it crosses a boundary of trust and ethics to not tell customers what we are putting in their drinks. Even though a lot of the customers that come through the store are disrespectful or ill-behaved, I still don’t think that it’s right to hold that info from customers
Hello, I am an incoming grad student and I am looking for any 1-bed or studio apartments that are in walking distance to campus and are pet friendly. Does anyone know of any that are available or any landlords I can contact?