And here's this huge facility behind my house and I had nerve enough to ask for it. They leased it to our little group for $4,000 a month and I nearly had a hemorrhage. "Where are we going to get it at? $4,000?" We paid it for 11 months.
And the gentleman who was there, he goes, oh, no, you can't have this space. It's already been leased . And you got some bad information.
So I had Stanford Medical in it and Pendleton in a little 2,500 square feet. And they leased it for like, maybe, 55 grand a month. So I had a tiny bit of a cash flow, but I never pulled one penny out of it.
Something like that. He set a deadline. And it was leased from a university.
And we had a godmother at the time who had land that had been in their family for generations. And it'd been leased out by the same family for generations, but they were now aging. And my husband said, you know, Glory, when that comes up, we'd like to have it.
in place for almost ten years there were about two or three thousand of these vehicles on the road Californians had bought or leased on a long term basis about two or three thousand so the movie says that it was a conspiracy of general motors and so forth that killed the electric vehicle oh
up my act a little bit. But these are some early pictures of the brewery. The space I leased -- I basically did all the, you know, 90 percent of all the work in there. Cut drainage trenches in the floor that allow the plumbing, a lot of the electrical work, did a lot of the welding.
Right? Like you know you you know you're you're talking about the difference between living with things that you can repair and customize and living in a world of leased devices and rented spaces and subscription services where the terms are mostly set for us.
But a few days later our conversation turns to the shoddiness of modern living. Oliver is obsessed by the shoddiness of his leased car and of his treatment at the hands of a huge, computerized, alienating leasing firm. At root, he insists the problem is the hegemony of the computer model for thinking and organizing.
But I'm going to keep it, haven't taken a penny out of it, zero return, just whatever appreciation you might have. And I got a call from the commercial broker that leased it, a guy from Cornish & Carey Commercial. He says, hey, you want to sell your building in Menlo Park?
Shut them all down. I'm the first guy who ever put a leased restaurant in a Holiday Inn hotel, which was a very good idea for them, and really worked very deeply bringing brands into hotels and working in hotel food and beverage when I started.
And the bigger aspect is just everything that was going on culturally around you guys. I don't know if we bought it or we leased it.
favorite authors are but nobody knows who prints the books that all change Jo want I got hooked up with the people from Kiss see we we leased out sound systems when Pink Floyd wasn't on tour we had all Pink Floyd's sound gear and other bands would rent it to go on tour people like you know Blondie or Talking Heads
going to pay a cent a few cents per copy, per additional copy." So, what happened? Companies leased the machines and they started photocopying. not two thou 2,000 times a month but 2,000 times a day which means from day two onwards they started earning money on the photo
And I was trying to be a little bit hyperbolic, but I do recall that whole interaction and timing being very serendipitous, So we'd bought the space, so we leased the space with the folks that managed those conventions.
And the land that was confiscated, that all the Southerners lost as a result of fighting and breaking from the union because it was all confiscated, You decide to sit in the jail, you get convict leased to the same person that you want to do it for, and now
years ago, we were cleaning up lead pollution in a village in Bangladesh that resulted when some men leased a
It's just a typical looking house The landlord lives in the 3rd floor, this is also a leased winery 1st floor is the winery, 2nd floor is the restaurant, and the 1st floor looks like this
The compound consisted of seven buildings-- seven moons orbiting a dead planet, as he would later describe it in "Infinite Jest", all leased to various
supposed to happen, then you're gonna get a different kind of result. That is not to say that we still wouldn't have leased the meters because in this climate, in this economy