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The doubts raised by R35 were reasonable. He is correct when he says no HR person would divulge such personal info. OP is flat out lying in at least that one respect.R35's other suspicions are legit too. No way this dim wit, who can't even figure out what's going on right under his nose, would have the balls or the fortitude to contact present and former friends, co-workers and neighbors to rustle up an intervention.BTW, W&W for R34 (R21/22 are you serious?
Let's have SOME standards) by Anonymousreply 44. quoteThey don't have the mental capacity to realize that there may be neighborhoods different from where they live.Let's think this through, R43. The OP said that the house was purchashed new rather recently and it has five bedrooms. It's on the proportions of a McMansion.
How many homes like this have this type of activity in their neighborhood? Even if it's an urban neighborhood undergoing gentrification, there tend to be neighborhood watch programs and concerned neighbors call the police.
I dated a guy who moved into a rehabed brownstone in Chicago close to Cabrini Green. Houses where there had been dealing or using were wiped out within the year.And being able to talk to the co-workers? How many of us know our out-of-state siblings coworkers?
How many of us know them and have their contact information a year and a half after they've left a job?The whole scenario of dealing/using strippers/hookers calling 911 to a residence where there is illegal activity. This would be welcoming the police to search the house and would likely result in everyone's arrest. By Anonymousreply 46. quoteR43 yeah it's ridiculous.quoteI don't live in the hood but I know a lot of people who were into smoking crack, meth, snorting coke or heroin, and IVing drugs even though you wouldn't know unless they told you or you saw them doing drugs.Reading comprehension is your friend. If you read the OPs second post, you'll see this:quoteThe neighbors think he is either using the strippers to sell drugs for him, or that the strippers are really prostitutes and he’s their pimp. After tonight, I could believe it’s a combination of both. He’s their pimp and they’re also selling drugs for him.
By Anonymousreply 54. Why is is surprising that I know my brothers friends and former co-workers? All except one or two of these guys have been a part of my brother's life for the last 15 years.
Before all this we spent a lot of time together. I'd drive up to my brothers house every weekend and I got to be friends with his friends. We wenton campong trips and trips to Vegas. I had all of their phone numbers and we were all friends. Are none of you friends with your siblings friends?
Maybe it wasn't legal, or even ethical, for his friend to tell me what happened that led to his getting fired, but these are people who cared for my brother, and I'm sure they know that there was no way I'd use anything they told me except to help my brother.As for the house,it's not a McMansion, just a bigger house in a subdiviision full of big houses in a suburban area.It seems a bit sad that you'd spend so much time looking for ways to pick apart my posts about my concern for my brother. By Anonymousreply 57. Yes indeed, we too use 'cookies.' Don't you just LOVE clicking on these things onevery single site you visit?
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