Adam Kubias posted for all of us...



On 2014-10-31 9:58 AM, RobertMacy wrote:
On Thu, 30 Oct 2014 20:43:11 -0700, micky wrote:

A friend told me a story tonight about a friend of his.

He's remodeling a big old house that was too big to rent to one family,
so he, or the owner before him, has broken it up into 4 or 5 apartments.

The building inspector, or perhaps a Section 8 inspector, came out
today, and told him something he had done wrong, something about the
number of rooms, and the friend of my friend said, "Okay, I'll fix that.
Is there anything else I should change?" and the inspector said, "Well,
it would be unethical to say."

This story must have lost something in transmission. Can any of you
imagine what the inspector was talking about, what might be unethical?

Personally, I think he meant "irresponsible" not unethical, or "not
allowed in my profesisnal capacity to advise" not unethical. Just a guess.

BUT! sounds intriguing, there may be some things you can, or need, to
do. I thought they could at least advise what NOT to do, though.
Being irresponsible is unethical, if you are an adult whom people are
counting on.

malfeasance, misfeasance, nonfeasance...

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Tekkie