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seagrovelover

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As of tomorrow I am on a nine day vacation!!!! YEAH!!!


Ok, so the lady that we are renting from in Seagrove e-mails me with a list of things that she has for the house...beach stuff, household items, all very nice. Then she tells me that there is no BBQ pit this year due to insurance reasons and that we should just go buy a cheap one and pitch it when we are done. Is this common now for rental homes? I'm not upset or anything , just wondering....I mean we are from St. Louis god knows we got to BBQ!!!!! PORK STEAKS!!!!!:biggrin:
 
As of tomorrow I am on a nine day vacation!!!! YEAH!!!


Ok, so the lady that we are renting from in Seagrove e-mails me with a list of things that she has for the house...beach stuff, household items, all very nice. Then she tells me that there is no BBQ pit this year due to insurance reasons and that we should just go buy a cheap one and pitch it when we are done. Is this common now for rental homes? I'm not upset or anything , just wondering....I mean we are from St. Louis god knows we got to BBQ!!!!! PORK STEAKS!!!!!:biggrin:

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.
 
sesagrovelover...OMG, Mr. K. (from Belleville) cooked me pork steaks when we were courting! I had never heard of them. Yes, they were yummy! Have a wonderful trip!

gttbm...:eek: :shock: :yikes: ...:floor:
 
I know Audie has one of those Little Green Egg smokers and she hauls it to SoWal from the Midwest every time she goes. :clap:
 
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.

That is too funny. Wanting a refund because it rained on two different days for an hour or so. We drove in a downpour one year all the way to Pensacola to the lighthouse. What I would do if we were down there and it is raining like that, take a nap. :biggrin: But usually the rains are very brief down there. Wow, an hour or so rain two days out of 7. Big deal. Is she going to ask her mortgage company for a refund because she cannot let her kids outside at home because of rain??? :lol:
 
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.

Boy Howdy...that would really get me :pissed:. Do you have a slammit - whammit doll?:banging:
 
i'll split the cost of a cold smoker with you and it can be stored at my house between your visits.


you are such a good friend to make such sacrifices !:D

I know Audie has one of those Little Green Egg smokers and she hauls it to SoWal from the Midwest every time she goes. :clap:

yes we do - it is by the garage door just waiting to be loaded for october :clap:
 
yes we do - it is by the garage door just waiting to be loaded for october :clap:

You aren't saying you won't be using it in the meantime, are you? I love the Big Green Eggs, fantastic smokers and great for high-temp steak searing.

Here's my smoker, always ready to cook or hook-up to the car for a tailgate or a competition:

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