MSFTisMIA
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That's pretty bad. Since we are swapping war stories...Back in 2010 I was the Mechanical PM on a renovation project at the Miami VA consisting of 9 new ORs and 2 new Cystoscopic rooms. From the moment we started our pre-con walk-through I needed a drink. A blunt, an 8-ball or anything to make me forget what I had just witnessed. The facilities were appallingly disgusting. There were many vets meandering the hallways with a look on their faces that let you know their bodies were in Miami but their minds were in another galaxy. Seeing as many homeless vets as we do and the condition they come back from deployment is unacceptable in the greatest country on Earth. I would never give my blessing to a son of mine to join the military. This reno project came on the heels of the HIV and Hep C scandal at various VAs in Florida maybe you remember reading or hearing about it.
The client I saw today 28 years on the Air Force. The apartment needs to be completely gutted and redone. Management is fighting tooth and nail not to do it and put her back in there. And her medical conditions list is a mile long. She's sleeping on an office chair.
They just dispose of people in public housing, having them just be cash dispensers for rent. My coworker has a client whose toilet was busted for so long she was peeing by sitting at the edge of the tub; fell backwards and got a mild concussion one day. I was in an apartment recently with a hole so big in the wall, I was waiting for a NYC rat to hop out at any moment. And ofncourse there was mold all over.
Makes you want to throw some of these elected officials in there for a day and barricade the doors so they cannot get out.