cjomomma

I don't know why you didn't just slap the crap out of that man. Was he from the race of dumb a$$es? I am sorry but these kind of ppl just piss me off.
I really hope you have a fabulous day tomorrow.

ljsunflower

Hey! Why don't you tell us what you really think?? LOL

Maride

Evening was much better. Went snack shopping with my daughter when she came back from work. We walked and talked a bit and found apple soda for my son. He had it in NYC 4 years ago and wanted to have it again. I didn't get to sew, but started painting a block for a very cute quilt I have in mind. It has printed flowers but needs some color and I am painting it with color pencils.

I get to meet a board member later this week. details later.

Maria

ljsunflower

this is the one I meant to quote! LOL

cjomomma

I am sorry I didn't mean to be so forward but there are just some things that I just don't understand why they exsist. I can not stand racism towards anybody.

mygirl66

Im so sorry to hear you were treated so rudely!Something better is waiting for you, I just know it!

lab fairy

Sounds like ice cream time to me. Strawberry right? I'll bring the chocolate. We can eat from the cartons. This might be enough aggravation for a whole half gallon.

JJs

It's my understanding that that kind of stuff is TOTALLY against the law. It must be so disgusting to have somebody make snap judgments like that - do you have to carry your degrees with you along with your resume?? What a jerk.....

Some days I feel like I have to carry my medical records with me.. LOL...

cheer up - it could be worse - you could be related to that guy....

CarrieAnne

Aw, you did have a crappy day!!!!!!!!!!! Just remember, today is going to be much better!
Im glad you didnt rent from that agent, What a blank blank, cant say on a nice board like this!

lab fairy

I often have to supply my diplomas, transcripts and licenses when I am asked for my resume. As a military brat, we always hand carried our medical records from duty station to duty station (I still have complete sets of personal records, it is a prudent thing to have).

I think perspective is everything. It is kind of like the first time I dealt with a car dealorship and was called "little lady" and was then asked to speak with my husband. I let the "little lady" slide, but the "hon" did it. So I told the "little man", that's what I called him, that my husband didn't make these sort of decisions and he was dealing with ME. You could see the sick look on his face. He knew the witch had ridden in on her broom. I copied the VIN from the vehicle I was interested in, went to another dealership, and bought the exact one from another person. Then went back and picked it up. That man never called me "hon" again and treated me like I had an IQ of a sucker.

Personally, the loss of the realtor's income is the ultimate price (letting the company KNOW why he's losing your patronage is important or he will just continue doing it). Proving anything else is really hard. During our last move, we provided a list of must haves to our realtor and narrowed the list from there. But we ultimately did the basic research and gave the realtor the search area. Which is a kind of profiling because we looked at traffic patterns, population density, schools, medical facilities, etc. Maybe that doesn't happen in the NYC area?

There are all sorts of "profiled" neighborhoods in the world. Look at retirement communities. We have some out here that you can't buy into unless you are older than 55 (those are pretty nice). There are also restrictions to having guests with children and how long they are allowed to stay.