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Even Leona Helmsley would've said that's a bit much... or maybe she'd have sent a fan letter. NYC man sues mom for being a terrible landlord William Koeppel, 62, has filed documents with the Surrogate Court of Manhattan accusing his mother, 84-year-old Roberta Koeppel, of being a negligent landlady. He is also suing to have his mother and sister, Alexandra, replaced as trustees of the brood’s real estate profile. The litigious lad claims his mother has instructed management company First Service Residential not to make repairs at the family trust’s 10 buildings, which are located in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Long Island. Instead, she has allegedly instructed the company to ignore issues and simply pay the violations fees in the name of saving money. In depositions filed with the court, Roberta claimed she visits the properties occasionally and trusts the management company to deal with all repairs and violations. This isn’t the first time Roberta has made headlines for being a less-than-stellar owner. In 2020, the Public Advocate’s office listed her as the 47th worst landlord in New York City. Between just two of the 10 properties, she was at the time averaging 442 open Department of Housing Preservation and Development violations. Last year, however, she didn’t make it onto the notorious list. Despite being estranged from his relatives since his father’s 1996 death, after which Roberta inherited the properties, William is currently set to inherit eight of the buildings after his mother passes away. The other two will go to his sisters. But he claims that, as a result of his mom’s mismanagement, the buildings are losing value. The situation is quite bad, he details in court documents, stating that the properties collectively have more than 1,000 violations. Even before the mother and son stopped talking 25 years ago, there was already extreme tension between them, Crain’s reported. Roberta’s cousin, Harriet Charles, testified in an affidavit that the mother would lock her son in dog crates and closets when she didn’t want to deal with him as a child. “As long as I have known Roberta, her entire world revolved around acquiring more money and wealth, and most often at the expense of others,” Charles said. “In my opinion, my cousin Roberta would throw anyone under the bus to get her way when money is at issue.” https://nypost.com/2022/06/16/nyc-man-sues-mom-for-being-a-terrible-landlord/

The Brad Garret JimmyJohn's commercials.

Did you know Ringo Starr once had a hit song about you?

Already discussed. https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/98705-u-can-sue-for-anything-in-this-great-country-of-ours/?do=findComment&comment=2012190

I've done it again! After a game-tying bases loaded walk in the 1st, Matt 'Does A Plumber Make More Than A' Carpenter got his 6th hit - and 5th homer - in the 2nd. 8-1 Yanks after 2. (Later...) I have to start billing the Yanks. ANOTHER one for Matt 'Does A Plumber Make More Than A' Carpenter, then an RBI double. In his 1st start in the field he is 3-4 with a walk, a double, 2 homers, 3 R, 7 RBI. Yanks clinging to a 17-4 lead after 7.

I think we can put the 'they don't score for him' narrative to bed. They've given him run support in his last few starts. Tonight, through 5 innings, they have one single, no walks, and 6 solo homers.

Find a good, high-quality mattress that has room inside it to hide your money. Or invest in the market right now, then sit in a corner, rocking back and forth while biting your nails as you watch reports on the daily market bloodbath.

Steve Sax says his 33-year-old son, who had always dreamed of being a pilot, was among the five U.S. Marines killed during a training flight crash earlier this week in the California desert. Capt. John J. Sax was among the aircrew of an Osprey tiltrotor aircraft that went down during training in a remote area in Imperial County, about 115 miles east of San Diego and about 50 miles from Yuma, Arizona.

I thought so, though it never became anything especially wonderful. MacFarlane says they originally tried too hard to straddle the serious/comic line. Of course, he wouldn't have to try too hard to straddle me.

Did you pick the wrong door on Let's Make A Deal?

And for Captain Olivia Benson, as well. Her hubby is the Persil spokesman. He was born in New York City to German parents but moved to Germany when he was two months old. He lived in Germany until he was 10 and did not learn English until he returned to the United States.

kicks? the male bonding? the hell of it? he loves the color orange and couldn't find a jumpsuit in just the right shade? he wants you to break him out so the two of you can go viral as America's latest sweethearts?