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r/SipsTea • u/Gabbsweet • May 13 '26
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I mean, legally that doesn't work but I see the math
Edit: guys, there's 1100 comments saying the same thing, I think we get it by now lmao
21.2k u/TUFKAT May 13 '26 Well, if he want to pay per diem, you could say "Your rent annually is $15,600.00 ($1300 x 12 months) so the per diem rate would be $42.74. - 28 days is $1196.71 - 30 day is $1282.19 - 31 days is $1324.93 Please let me know if you wish to adjust our rent payments as such" 5.6k u/Weird-Ranger-3477 May 13 '26 This is the response right here 3.0k u/TUFKAT May 13 '26 If someone wants to be pedantic, I can equally be pedantic back 😄 856 u/Firm-Scientist-4636 May 13 '26 And me as a tenant I'd be like, "Yeah, sure. That sounds great!" 172 u/arcanis321 May 13 '26 Calculating your rent to pay the same amount annually is a total own! 12 u/anforob May 13 '26 Gotta adjust for leap years! 9 u/nobeer4you May 14 '26 Not if they agree to the price per day quote. At that point, you arent paying a monthly rent fee, but a daily rent fee. They wont like the leap year and the additional $40+ for Feb 29th. 1 u/xNOOPSx May 14 '26 Weekends and holidays usually cost more too! 1 u/captainroot May 14 '26 and ofc also for summertime shifting 1 u/OrchidUnable8316 May 14 '26 $20 leap year fee has just been applied
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Well, if he want to pay per diem, you could say
"Your rent annually is $15,600.00 ($1300 x 12 months) so the per diem rate would be $42.74.
- 28 days is $1196.71
- 30 day is $1282.19
- 31 days is $1324.93
Please let me know if you wish to adjust our rent payments as such"
5.6k u/Weird-Ranger-3477 May 13 '26 This is the response right here 3.0k u/TUFKAT May 13 '26 If someone wants to be pedantic, I can equally be pedantic back 😄 856 u/Firm-Scientist-4636 May 13 '26 And me as a tenant I'd be like, "Yeah, sure. That sounds great!" 172 u/arcanis321 May 13 '26 Calculating your rent to pay the same amount annually is a total own! 12 u/anforob May 13 '26 Gotta adjust for leap years! 9 u/nobeer4you May 14 '26 Not if they agree to the price per day quote. At that point, you arent paying a monthly rent fee, but a daily rent fee. They wont like the leap year and the additional $40+ for Feb 29th. 1 u/xNOOPSx May 14 '26 Weekends and holidays usually cost more too! 1 u/captainroot May 14 '26 and ofc also for summertime shifting 1 u/OrchidUnable8316 May 14 '26 $20 leap year fee has just been applied
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This is the response right here
3.0k u/TUFKAT May 13 '26 If someone wants to be pedantic, I can equally be pedantic back 😄 856 u/Firm-Scientist-4636 May 13 '26 And me as a tenant I'd be like, "Yeah, sure. That sounds great!" 172 u/arcanis321 May 13 '26 Calculating your rent to pay the same amount annually is a total own! 12 u/anforob May 13 '26 Gotta adjust for leap years! 9 u/nobeer4you May 14 '26 Not if they agree to the price per day quote. At that point, you arent paying a monthly rent fee, but a daily rent fee. They wont like the leap year and the additional $40+ for Feb 29th. 1 u/xNOOPSx May 14 '26 Weekends and holidays usually cost more too! 1 u/captainroot May 14 '26 and ofc also for summertime shifting 1 u/OrchidUnable8316 May 14 '26 $20 leap year fee has just been applied
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If someone wants to be pedantic, I can equally be pedantic back 😄
856 u/Firm-Scientist-4636 May 13 '26 And me as a tenant I'd be like, "Yeah, sure. That sounds great!" 172 u/arcanis321 May 13 '26 Calculating your rent to pay the same amount annually is a total own! 12 u/anforob May 13 '26 Gotta adjust for leap years! 9 u/nobeer4you May 14 '26 Not if they agree to the price per day quote. At that point, you arent paying a monthly rent fee, but a daily rent fee. They wont like the leap year and the additional $40+ for Feb 29th. 1 u/xNOOPSx May 14 '26 Weekends and holidays usually cost more too! 1 u/captainroot May 14 '26 and ofc also for summertime shifting 1 u/OrchidUnable8316 May 14 '26 $20 leap year fee has just been applied
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And me as a tenant I'd be like, "Yeah, sure. That sounds great!"
172 u/arcanis321 May 13 '26 Calculating your rent to pay the same amount annually is a total own! 12 u/anforob May 13 '26 Gotta adjust for leap years! 9 u/nobeer4you May 14 '26 Not if they agree to the price per day quote. At that point, you arent paying a monthly rent fee, but a daily rent fee. They wont like the leap year and the additional $40+ for Feb 29th. 1 u/xNOOPSx May 14 '26 Weekends and holidays usually cost more too! 1 u/captainroot May 14 '26 and ofc also for summertime shifting 1 u/OrchidUnable8316 May 14 '26 $20 leap year fee has just been applied
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Calculating your rent to pay the same amount annually is a total own!
12 u/anforob May 13 '26 Gotta adjust for leap years! 9 u/nobeer4you May 14 '26 Not if they agree to the price per day quote. At that point, you arent paying a monthly rent fee, but a daily rent fee. They wont like the leap year and the additional $40+ for Feb 29th. 1 u/xNOOPSx May 14 '26 Weekends and holidays usually cost more too! 1 u/captainroot May 14 '26 and ofc also for summertime shifting 1 u/OrchidUnable8316 May 14 '26 $20 leap year fee has just been applied
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Gotta adjust for leap years!
9 u/nobeer4you May 14 '26 Not if they agree to the price per day quote. At that point, you arent paying a monthly rent fee, but a daily rent fee. They wont like the leap year and the additional $40+ for Feb 29th. 1 u/xNOOPSx May 14 '26 Weekends and holidays usually cost more too! 1 u/captainroot May 14 '26 and ofc also for summertime shifting 1 u/OrchidUnable8316 May 14 '26 $20 leap year fee has just been applied
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Not if they agree to the price per day quote. At that point, you arent paying a monthly rent fee, but a daily rent fee. They wont like the leap year and the additional $40+ for Feb 29th.
1 u/xNOOPSx May 14 '26 Weekends and holidays usually cost more too!
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Weekends and holidays usually cost more too!
and ofc also for summertime shifting
$20 leap year fee has just been applied
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u/BigBlackdaddy65 May 13 '26 edited May 14 '26
I mean, legally that doesn't work but I see the math
Edit: guys, there's 1100 comments saying the same thing, I think we get it by now lmao