If, however it truly gets out of hand to a point of creating a fire hazard or impeding the ability to make a reasonably hasty exit; or if they are completely blocking an exit or an electrical panel; or excessively stockpiling recyclables or flammable material; if food has been clearly left out for extended periods, with roaches crawling all over it or worse, and household rubbish is not being reasonably contained, I will give them ONE 30 day period to make dramatic improvement, a second violation would result in non-renewal or termination for cause.

Originally posted by @Leigh C:Went with my son to olive garden once and he had to go to the bathroom...we had JUST gotten our food.  

But I'm lucky enough to have a warm place to sleep at night, my own desk with a computer and internet, and food to eat.

This owner had to reseal quite often and they actually did stain from food so they had to be restained and then resealed.I've never met a single buyer that preferred concrete or tile counters.

@Byron Scott  Often you have to oil them regularly with special oil (food safe). 

Always been on food stamps, moving every years.

It's like having a roadmap to help you manage your finances.When you create a budget, you decide how much money you'll spend on different things, like food, housing, entertainment, and saving for the future.It's essential to know where your money is going so that you can make sure you have enough for the things you need and want.To create a budget, start by listing all your sources of income, like allowances or money from a part-time job.Then, make a list of your expenses, such as school supplies, snacks, and other things you spend money on.Next, subtract your expenses from your income to see how much money you have left.

we are wanting to buy the land, build the building, and open a fast food franchise.  

The meetings have food, are in hotels- and come with expenses- which are member supported through door fees and annual dues.  

They aren't giant chains which the same food across the nation.