Oh also: https://xkcd.com/2892/
Can he sue the landlord? It sounds like he's already paid way too much to fight this, but it also feels like active fraud on the landlord's part: "his landlord had given a Canadian address on the deed of sale when she purchased the unit; she had a Canadian social insurance number; and his rent cheques were going to a TD Canada account in Montreal."
Also, if this is a thing, why the fuck is the CRA letting someone accrue six years worth of arrears before informing them. They should be obligated to notify the renter yearly (at least) or forfeit any interest.
I mean really, all of that is moot, as the rule is completely ludicrous to begin with. It sounds to me like the people who implemented the rule (and the ones defending it) have never been renters themselves. Like you're supposed to ask a potential landlord for their fucking financials? They'll laugh in your face and move on to the next sap. Total bullshit.
(I said maybe)
I'm gonna be the one that saves ye
(and after all)
You're by the paywall: https://archive.is/ERvD9
Google briefly made the web an amazing, magical place. You could create powerful searches and find almost anything.
They ruined it once they started focusing more on driving income than driving good search results.
I'm suspicious of myself (or at least self-conscious) when I wear a black hoodie with the hood up...
Depends on the plastic, but most plastics are fine.
Hand sanitizer usually comes in plastic bottles and can be ethanol or isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol. Also you can buy high percentage isopropyl (and sometimes ethanol) at the drugstore in plastic bottles. Also many large bottles of liquor come in clear plastic versions.
I wouldn't recommend using Plexiglas or acetate though. Alcohol will eat those up.
Ah, I misunderstood the intent of your question because of the "actually". I thought it was more accusatory.
Well to be fair, the first one in the list has a pinned video on their channel about it...
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