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Re: Gardener and key
by Jake
on February 22, 2012 @20:00
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You should never give a key to the hired help. What could happen when you want to get rid of him? All kinds of things.
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Re: Gardener and key
by Katiekate (New York)
on February 22, 2012 @20:57
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Same thing that happens when a tenant moves...I change out the locks and re-key the old ones. This is why only I have the master...everything else can be changed quickly enough.
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Re: Gardener and key
by Jake
on February 22, 2012 @21:09
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Unfortunately, the gardener has not posted a deposit and signed a lease. Most haven't even been shaken down for a green card. Who even knows what the gardeners real name is or where he lives? Yet, we want him to have a key.
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Re: Gardener and key
by Katiekate (New York)
on February 23, 2012 @06:18
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to the garden? sure.
None of my places even have a locked garden...so what is the difference...walk in without a key because there isn't a gate and lock...or walk in with a key because of the gate with lock. The key wouldn't open anything except the garden gate. If I didn't want him to have access to the garden..why would I hire a gardener?
Frankly, I don't understand why the garden gate is locked at all.
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