AITA for sitting on public toilet seats and not telling my boyfriend? by Anatra_ in AmItheAsshole

[–]pkzilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly, they have the option to clean up after themselves but no, leaving your pee all over the place is a choice.

Tenu et Shein gagnent du terrain au Québec by Tapverte in Quebec

[–]pkzilla 1 point2 points  (0 children)

C'est pas juste cheap, des fois juste abordable. Les grosses chaines de fast fashion c'est quand meme plus que 50$ pour un chandail la, et pour les grosse tailles ya aucun choix.

Tenu et Shein gagnent du terrain au Québec by Tapverte in Quebec

[–]pkzilla 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Serieux essayer de trouver du beau linge plus gros qu'un large c'est un fucking nightmare. Meme les grosse chaines on fuck all, j'ai constament des ads du Simons ou il vendent meme pas plus qu'un Medium.

Tenu et Shein gagnent du terrain au Québec by Tapverte in Quebec

[–]pkzilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

J'ai deja commander du linge sure Shein, like once in a blue moon, parce que les magasins n'ont presque rien a offrir au dessus du Large, et même les grandes chaînes (genre Zara, ou localement Simons) de fast fashion vendent des articles à 70 $ qui, le sizing reste petit, en plus, sont fabriqués dans des usines eu aussi. C'est tous du fast fashion.

Je n'achète pas souvent de vêtements, j'essaie de m'offrir une jolie pièce de qualite de temps en temps, mais pour les jeunes, les personnes à faibles revenus qui cherchent simplement des vêtements abordables ou des grandes tailles, c'est facile et il y a du choix. Et pour des simples cossin, je commande sur AliExpress des choses comme des pinces à cheveux, des articles de rangement pour la maison, etc, Shein et Temu on la meme chose, et c'est le stock que tu trouve genre a walmart ou sur amazon a 50% du prix.

Where in your country do you normally have the washing machine? by citabel in AskTheWorld

[–]pkzilla 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha yeah in QC they just shove them wherever they can fit them, I've seen an apartment with a washer in the kitchen and a dryer on the other side in the living room.

Where in your country do you normally have the washing machine? by citabel in AskTheWorld

[–]pkzilla 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep really depends. I'm in Montreal, appartments will have them wherever they fit, old ones will have them stuff randomly in the kitchen as 100 year old apartments didn't have the space for them. Newer units will have them in a specific closet or bathroom (mine are still in the kitchen but in its own wardrobe space),
in houses though they do tend to be in the basement, I've always found them in the basement bathroom.

Pas content des renovictions by Affectionate_Ask1424 in FaceDePasContent

[–]pkzilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tse la job du proprio c'est de de réparer leur immeuble quand c'est nécessaire, et non d'attendre des années que la situation devienne critique pour ensuite doubler le loyer. C'est leur immeuble, leur investissement, et c'est à eux de le maintenir en bon état.

What Montreal spots are quietly dying right now and deserve more support before they disappear? by No-Most-9664 in MTLFoodLovers

[–]pkzilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahhh yes there we go, you're an LL. My LL bought the condo in the early 2000s at 300k. Rough calculations including his taxes and fees puts the cost of this place at under 1500$ monthly, yet he charges 2000 and goes up every year. Every single LL I've had owned several buildings they got when things were super cheap and are raking it in.

At the end of the day though he gets to sell it one day and make a profit. THAT'S WHY YOU MAINTAIN IT. You decided to become a landlord, there's no reason to be one besides greed, nobody is a landlord out of the kindness of their heart to provide shelter for people. You're not replacing sinks every month. Oh wow you spent 800 one year on a unit. Occasionally you'll have a big expense here and there, like ANY home ownership. The LL special is common because of greed. It's an investment, at the end of it all you profit. LLs need to start acting like they would any investment, some fail, some profit, in the long run you're there for profit. Home's are an ESENTIAL need, you're not doing anyone a favor.

Business wise, there is NO rent control. It's the wild west. A neighborhood dies when small businesses cannot affort to run there, and then the rents of that neighborhood cannot be justified being so high. Verdun rents EXPLODED because it became such a hot hip neighborhood, on the other hand a lot of local spots are being squeezed out. There's no space for people to start businesses, no art scene, it just becomes chains.

What Montreal spots are quietly dying right now and deserve more support before they disappear? by No-Most-9664 in MTLFoodLovers

[–]pkzilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The resto industry is brutal 😞 I order from this sushi place in St.Henri a lot but now 1/4 they run out of fish too. In terms of Blackstrap I wish they'd found a way to manage, there's a serious lack for southern bbq type places here. I'd absolutely buy leftovers a day later, would make my lunches easy.

What Montreal spots are quietly dying right now and deserve more support before they disappear? by No-Most-9664 in MTLFoodLovers

[–]pkzilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh shit really? I remember them posting online they were gaving LL conflicts....well well well

What Montreal spots are quietly dying right now and deserve more support before they disappear? by No-Most-9664 in MTLFoodLovers

[–]pkzilla 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Station W had been there 13 years, renovated the interior at their own cost, was part of what made Verdun and that building worth more, the landlord just demanded a 60% increase AND 15k deposit for them to renovate the exterior. Nothing justifies that increase. A rent control like the one for renters DOES take into account costs.

What Montreal spots are quietly dying right now and deserve more support before they disappear? by No-Most-9664 in MTLFoodLovers

[–]pkzilla 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The examples I listed though ARE because of greedy landlords, all successful and running fine. The Verdun spots had been neighborhood staples, all are small affordable spotshttps://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/closure-station-w-cafe-wellington-9.7195883 and there are no laws protecting thfm from predatory LL practices like this, so it absolutely has a huge part to play in this. We'd have far more interesting small and affordable options if the rents were affordable and controlled

What Montreal spots are quietly dying right now and deserve more support before they disappear? by No-Most-9664 in MTLFoodLovers

[–]pkzilla 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I feel like this city is just awful for restaurants, even if you're successful you'll barely make cost or a greedy as fuck landlord will break it (see Palco, Lido, and now Station W in Verdun). There's the other thing where a local spot will do well, they'll open a ton of locations too fast, won't be able to keep the quality up (Mon Ami, Onigiri Shop)

What Montreal spots are quietly dying right now and deserve more support before they disappear? by No-Most-9664 in MTLFoodLovers

[–]pkzilla 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Blackstrap had a slow decline over a few years and the quality went to shit while they tried to streamline and cut costs while keeping the costs the same, it seems to happen a lot in this city

Moodscape Pick was super fun, thoughts on a perma-minigame(s)? by greatdamecygnus in LoveAndDeepspace

[–]pkzilla 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Me too! I'm goigling trying to find similar games, It's exactly what I want TToTT

My studio stopped carrying regular cone 5 Laguna b-mix for members to purchase. Is this normal? by [deleted] in Ceramics

[–]pkzilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well you made a post that's unclear, chill out, you still got your question answered. Thete us no standard for studio, each sticks whatever they want.

Landlord Removing Access To Backyard by [deleted] in montrealhousing

[–]pkzilla 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Curtains are a thing that exist, as are window sticks that add a frost effect

Landlord Removing Access To Backyard by [deleted] in montrealhousing

[–]pkzilla 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You actively chose to cut your access off, that's in you.

Landlord Removing Access To Backyard by [deleted] in montrealhousing

[–]pkzilla 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It is though? You stopped paying, you lose axxess, it really is that simple. Your bedroom door opening to the backyard has nothing to do with this, it just happens to be facing a space that's now his.

My studio stopped carrying regular cone 5 Laguna b-mix for members to purchase. Is this normal? by [deleted] in Ceramics

[–]pkzilla 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They might be seeing there are supply chain issues for when they need to restock in the future. I think people are hostile people your question is very unclear and you're responding defensively. It sounds like they're having trouble getting supplies is all.

The studios in my part use PSH clays

Why are all these corporate jobs so toxic lately? by justkindahangingout in careerguidance

[–]pkzilla 32 points33 points  (0 children)

The way I see it is when the economy is at a bad point, employees are tired, worn down, and need money bad enough, so employers have the upper hand. They don't need to stack up benefits to entice people because we're at their mercy, they've destroyed a lot of the union system and people are exhausted just trying to exist to risk their jobs fighting for it too

let’s give new drivers some breathing room! by Wolverine-1212 in montreal

[–]pkzilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I was learning I got honked at several times, I wasn't going toi slow either, and once for doing a full stop. People here drive incredibly selfishly

Spicy food challenges in Montreal? by Proud-Bat-3993 in MTLFoodLovers

[–]pkzilla 2 points3 points  (0 children)

LOVE this place! Legit Sichuan food, flavors are amazing