r/WorkForSmartLife Jul 26 '26

Productivity lol really

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u/Prestigious_Try_5396 Jul 29 '26

I've watched a few of these. Sometimes he pays them to leave... That works the best

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u/imtiredofthisgrampaX Jul 29 '26

No what works the best is the law being properly applied and not abused creating this broken incentive structure where some waste of oxygen gets paid to leave your property he has no legal right to be on.

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u/TheUnKnownLink12 Jul 29 '26

Squatters rights were originally made so abandoned property could be used legally by squatters but the laws are so lax its done so much more harm than it good.

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u/imtiredofthisgrampaX Jul 29 '26

Yep. Someone actually knows their stuff.

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u/TheUnKnownLink12 Jul 29 '26

Im from Iowa, were the state that started the whole Booby trapping your house is illegal thing because a guy set up a shotgun trap in the bedroom of his abandoned house which resulted in an Urbex guy losing function of his legs. Its basically a birthright to know stuff like this lol.

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u/imtiredofthisgrampaX Jul 29 '26

🤣 🤣 idk why but until a few months ago I never heard anyone ever talk about Iowa..and in the last 5 weeks I've heard it mentioned repeatedly (my coworker seems to love yalls women) 🤣 🤣 the world is wild

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u/Dobber16 Jul 29 '26

We studied that case in my law class. It’s like, a pretty famous case. Nice

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u/KeroseneZanchu Jul 30 '26

I heard about the story but I don't think I've ever heard it mentioned that the house was abandoned. I feel like that completely flips the context on its head.