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Let me describe what happens when a tenant sends a complaint to the office.  Generally the H.O.W. (Housing Outreach Worker) reads it then passes it on to the HSC (Housing Service Coordinator) to investigate and work on a solution. 
Tenant, Dean is now a former friend. He lives in the same building as I but on a different floor, lately whenever he sees me at the entrance or in the hallway he’ll give snide remarks or insults in hope of getting a reaction.  Well Dean the only reaction you’re going to get is a knock on your door from the cops if this keeps up.
At first I thought I would try a subtle approach by writing a letter to the KMHC office and suggest they have a talk with Dean about his lunatic behavior and for it to stop. The HSC Ingrid Nosel is totally clueless and a lousy investigator.  She instructed a staff member to write and suggest I was at fault and according to the security camera there is no evidence the incident happened. Relying on a security camera with no audio is ambiguous.  After receiving the follow-up letter in the mail from HOW Lynda Jones I called the office and we had a short meeting. I was annoyed and I wanted an explanation.  After our meeting I think the H.O.W. and I are on the same page.  Sometimes verbal communication is better then writing a God Dammed letter. 

It’s no a secret the HSC Ingrid Nosel doesn’t like me and that’s fine because the feeling is mutual.  I think HSC Ingrid Nosel should retire and move on, step aside with dignity and allow UNH’s to hire a more vibrate individual who’s open minded to modern suggestions and to really listen to the staff and tenants. Perhaps she's related to Toronto Mayor Rob Ford. :P   I’d describe the HSC as a liar, clueless, outdated thinking and has a vindictive personality.  This is what's giving Urban Native Homes Inc. a bad reputation Ingrid Nosel.

That being said I have a funny story to tell – Last week around 7 pm I was on my way out when Ingrid & I nearly collided at the doorway. I guess she forgot something in the office to be here at 7 pm.  So being the gentleman that I am I allowed her to pass then I looked down at the floor and noticed something….Ingrid wears open sandals and has Fred Flintstone feet, dry scaly and cracked  Ewww!  LOL  

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