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You make a very good point, Josh is an unreliable narrator (understatement). I sincerely cannot figure out why he would say he was at the Conquistadors 5 or 6 years... it's either a bad lie meant to make him look better or he's seriously losing it. It occurred to me just now that if Josh is trying to be a sneaky liar, it not even be a matter underestimating his audience's intelligence; he might be so low IQ that he is literally incapable of imagining what it's like to be on the receiving end when he spits out some absurd lie.@SeizureRobot5000 Just starting the new stream (I’m not gay, I’m in opposite time zones) — and just wanna clarify the apartment stuff.
So, as we’ve seen, Jord exists in his own personal space/time continuum in which years, months, weeks and days move at a pace unknown to us mere trolls. every day feels like Friday, toobz. He has said multiple times in recent weeks that he lived at the Conquistador for “five” or “six” years — which we know is way, way off. To that same end, we cannot trust Boggy Boy as a reliable source when it comes to his apartment management situation.
When he moved into the Conquistador, the building was under original management, the people who ran it like a meth den. Shortly after Josh moved in, the complex was sold and the new owners began seriously renovating the place. The transformation is easy to track online. New appliances, new flooring, new BBQ areas etc. Units were renovated building by building, and it’s long been my suspicion that Jord’s building is the last to be fixed up.
Daniel is the property manager, not owner.
My theory is that the owners finally caught wind of the Google reviews and complaints. Maybe Daniel was able to stave them off for a while, but the ramp up in insane behavior, cop visits, etc. made the “new owners” (who have actually been the owners since like 2021) finally pull the plug. I suspect Jord’s building is the next to be renovated anyway.
Thanks for the deep Celery Man reference.
If Josh's place is due for the renovations you mentioned, then it's probably the most convenient time to give him the boot. I'm sure he was already a rotten tenant but it's a solid reason to finally pull the trigger on it. I wanna say right before he got evicted from the old place, management was scoping out his apartment in preparations for new fixtures and stuff, since they also intended to make the place look as if a dirty smoking boglim hadn't called it home for several years.
The best part is that ol' fatsodamus Couch Chris predicted this trend way back when Cobra still had a full head of hair.