It's called a bathroom. You take a bottle and put it under the faucet like the picture shows.
Bathroom water isn't safe to drink. It isn't potable water.
It's called a bathroom. You take a bottle and put it under the faucet like the picture shows.
I don't buy that for one second.
Every fast food place across the country, hell, ANY restaurant period, where you order "water" or "ice water", you are simply not charged. Period.
Bottled water, sure. But water in a paper cup with ice and a straw, get real.
Bathroom water isn't safe to drink. It isn't potable water.
You're more ignorant than I had thought.Bathroom water isn't safe to drink. It isn't potable water.
Bathroom water isn't safe to drink. It isn't potable water.
It's called a bathroom. You take a bottle and put it under the faucet like the picture shows.
You can't pay bills if you have no jobs. In most of Detroit there are virtually no jobs to be found.
Then why don't people make some jobs? Has the city done anything to attract investors?
With everyone carrying on about how these people ought to pay their bill or to bad get your water shut off, there are several news articles talking about the many local businesses owing hundreds of thousands of dollars in delinquent water bills including a golf course and they have not had their water shut off at all.
Quote from one of the articles:
Some 15,000 residential customers have lost water service, and tens of thousands more are in danger of losing it, thanks to past due bills. But businesses owing hundreds of thousands of dollars have not been disconnected, Detroit Water and Sewerage Department records show.
According to a department list, the top 40 commercial and industrial accounts have past-due accounts totaling $9.5 million. That list includes apartment complexes, the Chrysler Group, real estate agencies, a laundromat and even a cemetery. So far, most businesses have been exempt.
Vargo Golf Co., an Oakland County-based golf course management firm, owes $478,000, while a business called Russell Industrial Associations is more than $181,000 behind.
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It's quite easy, actually. Just declare bankruptcy and the debt goes away. No sane person would invest in Detroit while they're bogged down in debt because there's always the risk of them jacking taxes way up in an attempt to pay the debt. They've been doing that for the past 40 years. Detroit has some of the highest property taxes in the country because they keep trying to pay the debt instead of Welching on it.Detroit is bankrupt, that is the problem they have no money. So kinda hard to attract job makers and creators when more than half your city is a slum and in dire straights, and the infrastructure is falling apart.
I bet if you go to their golf course, they have alcohol and cigarettes lying around.
It's quite easy, actually. Just declare bankruptcy and the debt goes away. No sane person would invest in Detroit while they're bogged down in debt because there's always the risk of them jacking taxes way up in an attempt to pay the debt. They've been doing that for the past 40 years. Detroit has some of the highest property taxes in the country because they keep trying to pay the debt instead of Welching on it.
The city is just like a company. No sane person wants to buy a troubled company before bankruptcy because that means the stock goes to 0 and you lose everything. After a company declares bankruptcy and goes through restructuring, investors jump in head first because the threat of bankruptcy is no longer an issue. GM's stock went all the way to 0 when they declared bankruptcy. After bankruptcy, the stock is worth 56 billion dollars. Detroit really needs to declare bankruptcy.
and your point is?? what that all poor people are lazy slums who smoke and drink? Stereotype much?
Go to any one of those homes that didn't pay their water bill and you'll find either cigarettes or alcohol. They can afford those, but not water.
According to some dimbulbs around here, just wanting to consume creates jobs.Detroit is bankrupt, that is the problem they have no money. So kinda hard to attract job makers and creators when more than half your city is a slum and in dire straights, and the infrastructure is falling apart.
It all started with Jerry Cavanagh in 1962. Every mayor since has been a Democrat. Every mayor since has promised the people of the city more and better. Every mayor needed just one more term to complete his mission of restoring prosperity. It didn't pan out because Democrat policies are unsustainable. You can't continue to provide more when you have less. Mathematics is a real bitch.Detroit is bankrupt, that is the problem they have no money. So kinda hard to attract job makers and creators when more than half your city is a slum and in dire straights, and the infrastructure is falling apart.
This is a GREAT idea! I'm all for it.It's time for our nation without borders to send our poor to more affluent nations. Canada is the beacon of prosperity. Load up the buses and take them to a better land. Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore - all aboard the prosperity bus! Next stop - Canada!
It's time for our nation without borders to send our poor to more affluent nations. Canada is the beacon of prosperity. Load up the buses and take them to a better land. Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore - all aboard the prosperity bus! Next stop - Canada!
I was making fun of this post:
Most McDonalds here do NOT have free water. There is no water on the soda machine.
In Detroit:
50 % of the people pay their water bill
66% pay their cable or satellite bill
72% pay their cellphone bill

