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Rent too high? This Bothell landlord gives a $200 discount

Troy Fisher
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Vegetarian Discount

I'm kind of surprised that it Was a Bothell Landlord, and not someone in Downtown Seattle, or heaven forbid, Olympia!  I wonder if his CPA told him he could write off the $2,400 as something too? 

What do you think Seattle area Landlords?  Is this "Social - Progressive" discount policy going to catch on?  I know there are people out there already offering "Amazon Employee" discounts.

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Originally posted by @Troy Fisher:

Ack!  Thanks for posting the working link @Natalie Kolodij

I find it funny that people even think this way. Foods you eat aren't a protected class, so It plausible that it could stand up in court.  I was going to say I can't imagine someone bringing a discrimination lawsuit against him, but then I re-thought our industry and now assume someone will. 

Or someone will sue him for encouraging a lifestyle that led to them developing anemia after 6 months of no red meats haha I think it's a pretty silly thing to offer and find it kind of comical of all the discounts to offer. 

I would pay $200 more if my landlord would approve me raising a beef cow in the yard. 

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