[laughter] i heard that one already. will: yeah. try having a sitdown with that person. it never goes well. we have had it. you leave right now and play now and give you six months pay. that s half of your entire contract. please, just just go. [ laughter ] see if i stay the whole year, i get it all. will: sound logic. george always had sound logic. i don t know if we can say the same for the city of oakland in california who in this analogy is george castanza. they haven t sat back and realized covid is over and it has been for a while. but the city in the bay area is still operating under pandemic insanity and they do not want it to end. oakland hasn t killed its covid eviction moratorium. in fact, right now as we speak, they are holding hearings on potentially ending that moratorium. possibly extending it though into july. too little, too late. if you are a tenant in oakland you haven t had to pay rent for the past three years. on the other side of that, there
Case Involved Tenant Harassment and Covid Eviction Moratorium By Dolores Quintana In a significant legal judgment involving the City's Tenant Harassment Ordinance, COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium, and Home-Sharing Ordinance, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael E. Whitaker has approved a sti
[laughter] i heard that one already. will: yeah. try having a sitdown with that person. it never goes well. we have had it. you leave right now and play now and give you six months pay. that s half of your entire contract. please, just just go. [ laughter ] see if i stay the whole year, i get it all. will: sound logic. george always had sound logic. i don t know if we can say the same for the city of oakland in california who in this analogy is george castanza. they haven t sat back and realized covid is over and it has been for a while. but the city in the bay area is still operating under pandemic insanity and they do not want it to end. oakland hasn t killed its covid eviction moratorium. in fact, right now as we speak, they are holding hearings on potentially ending that
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turning to capitol hill, some infinished business along with a little democratic infighting to start the week in congress. it took what it seems like forever. it is now a bill and it is finally the pending business on the senate floor. the current version clocking in around 2700 pages and that is before what could be a lengthy amendment process. democrats want a final vote this week and then they will turn their attention to that multitrillion budget reconciliation package. they will not pass the bipartisan agreement without it according to democrats. one thing not being passed is the covid eviction moratorium. house democratic leaders are now