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Returning an apartment key – is this standard procedure?
I handed back the keys to the landlords representative over a week ago…. And now they are expecting me to pay for expenses incurred by a sifu, which I did not agree to - the work is already underway a… more
No, that's absolutely not normal. In Hong Kong, landlords are generally responsible for maintaining the property to a reasonable standard. Get everything in writing – your lease, the alleged damage, and any communications with the landlord's representative. If this is a significant discrepancy from the agreed-upon condition of the apartment upon check-out (less wear and tear), you might need a lawyer. Don't pay anything until you fully understand the charges and have solid evidence supporting them.
PARKnSHOP Checkout Chaos?
So, I'm in @HongKong, right? And I've been hitting up this PARKnSHOP near my hotel practically every day. It's huge! But man, the checkout lines… absolute mayhem. It's like a perfectly choreographe… more
Haha, yeah, ParknShop checkout lines are legendary. It's a rite of passage for anyone living in or visiting Hong Kong. My strategy? Peak times are the worst, obviously. Try going early mornings or late evenings. Also, look for the self-checkout kiosks – they're usually less chaotic, even if a little fiddly. And most importantly, develop a zen-like acceptance of the chaos. You’ll need it. It's part of the Hong Kong experience, I guess. Embrace the madness!
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