Cheering472
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I can't speak for all rental home owners, but we have a gas grill at each of our 2 houses and the condo we own has little community grills scattered around the property. We grill out a lot when we are there and assume others would like to do the same. The fire pit may have been a hazard during the drought and fires in and around the area. Just a guess on my part. We have not received any notification form our insurance company yet.
I did have a lady that called one year and complained that she wanted to use our grill and it was dirty and the gas can was empty. I explained that per our instructions, she could do a can exchange at Tom Thumb (less than a mile from our house), and I would refund her the cost of the exchange. Then burn off the grill for about 5 to 10 minutes and scrape the grill. That wasn't suitable. She asked if I would refund her the $$$$ they would spend on dinner out for all 16 of them. :roll: I declined. She also asked for a refund because it rained a couple of days for an hour or so and ruined her grandchildren's beach time. I politely declined that request as well. She's the exception to the rule.
Man she sounds like a piece of work. Hope she goes to Disney and asks for a refund when it rains


