A few years back, right before Covid, went to Vegas with my wife, her mom, and brother. Cabbie dropped us off at The Palazzo. I paid the driver, and we walked off. This fucker had the balls to track us down at front desk and said we didn't pay enough/no tip. I know I saw $23 on the fare reader and I gave him $30. So I walked back to his cab and looked at the reader and it read $28. I gave him a few extra bucks and apologized I may have read it wrong. Now, at that time, I haven't been in Vegas for quite a few years, so I wasn't too sure what latest cab ride would've costed. Now I think back, I'm pretty sure that fucker either took a longer route or delayed his reader on us.

I will never go see another movie not in VIP lol

That’s the only way to watch a movie, I only watch like 1-2 movies a year in theatre anyways though

I would have just laughed in his face. What’s he gonna do ? Booo hooo to the hotel ?

can't you just pay a cab via credit card? once you paid you paid and that's it right?

So I don't get it who buys a $5m house and it's looking to rent out both the laneway and basement to live like a village. Also no parking. Also city assessed is only $3.9 so how does 3.9 turn into 5+

There's a reason why that house has been for sale at that price since April 19, 2022

When you offer $5M on a $3.9M

maybe they lost $ on the deal and trying to make up for it.

I gotta think small family-run restaurants are probably feeling some slowing-down in business, but the larger high-end places that benefit from corporate spending still seem like they are going strong. Whenever I am taking clients out, especially for lunches, places are still packed. And tourists/cruise ships are in town right now, which also take up some tables.

I can't think of another city on this planet where you can find $3 million plus homes with rental basement suites and laneway houses. This highlights the messed up state of our real estate market.

dumb design for a house that is located so close the the busiest truck route network in the Lower Mainland

Well the donelle? Group just filed for bankruptcy a few weeks back, though I don't go to their restaurants so I dunno.

West which restaurant you work for ? I’ll come patronize it cuz we spending money everyday eating anyways.

x2 here -- there might be a special occasion coming up, and I could really use a good place to impress the mistres... I mean, missus.

No. 5 Orange

Bce cutting 1400 jobs, gas is $2.06 economy must be going great gotta keep raising the rates. :okay:

They need to make things more affordable for rich Canadians by getting poor Canadians to stop being able to buy stuff.
Badhobz and traum I'll message you. I don't publicly post where I work on here cause I'm too controversial lol.

Because the mortgage payment on a smaller house with no rentals will be around the same if not higher.

Just read this, pretty good read, yea basically all the young people getting the fuck out and cities are screwed cuz no young people will live there

https://www.google.com/amp/s/maclean...ownership/amp/

Who needs young people when you have TFW?

Speaking of East Van, is this now the price of a new build near fraserview? Asking close to $3.5M for 1 single carport?

https://www.zealty.ca/mls-R2782234/2...-Vancouver-BC/

[EDIT] E 35th and Nanaimo

Here's another gem and the seller actually increased the price lol...

https://cdnparap130.paragonrels.com/.../262797208.JPG

1768 PRESTWICK DRIVE
Vancouver BC
Fraserview VE

Size of House: 4,788 sqft
Asking Price: $5,999,999
Original Ask Price: $5,500,000

https://www.zealty.ca/mls-R2775581/1...-Vancouver-BC/

wow, pricing aside, I would not have guessed that he house is only 5 years old (built 2018).

I literally hate it haha. It's crazy to see 5+ million dollar homes that don't have a single feature that interests me beyond that it has 4 walls and a roof.

ppl are just trying to cash their houses like lottery tickets.