My cousin took a $200 gig that turned into her biggest client for three years straight. Sometimes you gotta eat a bad job to get your foot in the door.

Lol milaj95, it's just meat in a fridge right? Not that deep.

Didn't that used to be the seller's problem to fix before closing? I remember my aunt getting stuck with a lien from a deck that was never even built on her property. The title company found it, and she had to chase down the old contractor who was long out of business. It took months of letters and legal threats to get him to file the release. The whole system feels so unfair to the person who just happens to own the place last.

It's the same with my old playlists, honestly.

Is it even a big deal if the story gets a little wild? Most of the time these things are just for fun. Like that old rumor about the guy who found a shark in a lake after a hurricane. The flood was real, the shark part was a goof. It's just people telling a better story, not trying to trick anyone.