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Realtors: craziest thing you've witnessed during a showing?
Last night I was watching a show called "My House, Your Money" on W Network. Usually it is a bratty self-entitled twenty-something whose parents are helping to buy a house by providing the down payment. Last night though, a son had won $75K playing the lottery and was going to give his mom (who I would say was in her late 60's) money for a down payment so she could buy her first home. Now I know these shows always have over-the-top people, but this woman was something else. She actually lit up a cigarette in every single house she viewed! I would lose my sh*t if someone came in to view my house and did that.
It got me thinking, for those realtors (or ex-realtors) who view this board, what is the strangest/rudest/most over-the-top thing you've ever seen someone do during a showing?
I am not a Realtor but I have looked at hundreds of properties.
I saw someone use the bathroom in an open house, not even a private showing.
But I also looked at a house where there were people who looked hungover slouched on the sofa watching cartoons and eating cereal out of the box. They got up, walked around, yawned, scratched and pretended there were not people in the house looking
I looked at a house where I opened the door to a small back room and there was someone sitting in there quietly in a chair: I guess he thought no one would open the door.
I looked at a house where there was an appointment and the tenant in the rental portion said if we didn't go away he had a gun, because he had changed his mind about letting us look.
I looked rental unit with about 8 TVs, The largest and newest was set up on a kitchen chair directly in front of the toilet.
I looked at a house that had no furniture except giant TVs. When the Realtor opened the bedroom doors, there was a girl in bed under the covers in each room with her boyfriend.
They had a passing conversation with the realtor but I stayed in the hall. (So I guess there was a mattress in each room)
speaking of sh*t:
I once met a couple at a brand new house;
they brought their poodle inside, assuring me that the little princess was *perfectly* house-trained, &...
script in case it ever happens again:
"Regrettably, the mean old builder/homeowner has forbidden pets (an allergy no doubt), so Fifi has to stay in the car.
You might leave the engine running & the air conditioner on."
More problematic are the inhabitants of the homes:
I once encountered an indignant man wearing a towel around his waist & nothing else;
I had rung the bell, banged on the door like I was a SWAT team, stuck my head inside & hollered, but he hadn't heard me.
Years ago, an agent scheduled a property for Realtor Tour & either forgot to warn the owners, or they had forgotten, or something.
A big group of us went into this home, tromping around, making noise, exclaiming over the kitchen or whatever, & yet the lord & lady of the manor, who were upstairs watching a naughty movie, said they had no idea we were there until someone opened the master bedroom door.
& one summer, on another Tour, a bunch of us went into a home & were absolutely raving about the owner's Yorkshire Terrier, an adorable dog who was sooo happy to see us.
When we went into a child's bedroom, the dog jumped onto the bed & continued to bounce & wag & smile, & some of the agents were petting her.
One of the agents remarked that it was too bad the bed hadn't been made; the rest of the house was immaculate.
at which point the dog's bouncing uncovered the foot of the child who had been told to get up early & make his bed & who had forgotten & who had hidden under the covers when we rang the bell.
We went into a foreclosure in a nice neighborhood. Despite being a foreclosure, the house was in pretty good shape. We walked into the master bath and saw muddy raccoon tracks all over the white counters. Huh?
We went into another owner occupied, seemingly empty house, with our realtor. We walked downstairs and were surprised to see the owner's ancient Grandma quietly sitting in her basement apartment by herself.
When I went with DD to an open house for a house she was considering, DD told the owner there was a dead mouse in the basement. "Oh, is that thing still there? The cats bring them in."
The reason I remember it so well is my DD actually bought the place. Nice neighborhood, big fixer upper.
I was a broker for 17 years.
I've stepped over human faeces in the entry hall. (The tenants' way of objecting to the sale.)
When showing a sample apartment in an entire apartment building for sale, the male resident was sprawled on the couch watching TV--in the altogether. "Ah, Mary, you may not want to see this room." That was in the '80s. Now, in a Province with regular parades of naked gays and bike riders and legal toplessness, this is probably no big deal anymore.
I once showed a biker club owned home. Handcuffs on the doorknobs, a three-foot long crescent wrench with one end honed to a sharp point propped against a wall, hot chicks nodding out in a couple of rooms. (Women really do like bad boys!)
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Sometimes listing agents put homes on Tour so they can get comment sheets back to the sellers, so the sellers will realize that the listing agents aren't over-reacting or making things up.
On one memorable Tour, we went through a tenant-occupied house in which the listing agent wasn't allowed a key, tenant refused to sign authorization for a keybox & refused to let anyone see the house unless the tenant was present.
Tenant met us at the front door & handed every one of us a 3-page list of faults, sanctimoniously telling us that he didn't want anyone to get "screwed" buying the house, & he certainly didn't want any Realtor to get sued for selling it.
Then he followed us through the whole house, pointing out defects...
I guess just in case we couldn't read.
We all dutifully wrote on our comment sheets that the house would never sell with that tenant in residence.
I am no longer a realtor, but I did have one rather creepy, gross experience that sticks out.
I was showing a place out in the country, 5 or so wooded acres. I suspected it was a foreclosure given the listing agent but wasn't certain. We went into the house which appeared to be vacant except for a few odds and ends here and there. There were a few clothes and some food so we were not sure if it was vacant or not. There were also boxes of ammunition in the bedroom. The living room had a few mounted deer heads, but that is not uncommon in this area.
The house had a finished walk-out basement. We went into a back room of the basement. Piled in a heap in the center of the room were literally dozens of deer antlers. It was creepy.
My client was a career army something or other and had recently retired. Even he was anxious to leave after seeing the pile of antlers. I recently ran into his wife. Guess what we talked about--the deer antlers.
rrah, I never have run into anything that bad, but...
Last week I showed a house to a buyer;
in addition to deer heads, there was a stuffed bobcat, stuffed fish on plaques, a couple of ducks "flying" over doorways, horns & antlers made into lamps & a chandelier, cowhides & deerhides on the floor, an owl perched on top of a computer desk.
My buyer said, "I've seen enough; it looks like a serial killer lives here."
I'm not a realtor, but I came across this house for sale locally. I think it'll be a hard sale. Make sure you look at all the pics to see what I mean. The house itself is nice, but...
You'll have to click on "search by mls" and type in 161222 to see it.
It has a trophy room! Ahahahahaha it looks like Cabela's or Bass Pro Shops.
I think the wine cellar helps you deal with the dead things.
As a buyer, I don't understand why someone would run away if they liked the house (but not the contents). All that stuff leaves with the seller (most of the time).
Yes, I think it's a mistake to show a house like that. Put all that stuff in storage for when you move.
The house does look like the inside of a Bass Pro Shop or some lodges like Big Cedar I have visited. I'm not sure that it really off putting to potential buyers. Most of us here are not potential buyers for this particular house. There is a market for this sort of house. The decor may reflect the attitudes of the area.
It's in Duluth, MN. It's not uncommon for people in that region of the country to have "hunting trophies." It's definitely not the best way to show a house, but I don't think it's "creepy." I agree with the poster who said it looks like Cabela's! :)
Have you ever worn a leather jacket? If so, you have "surrounded yourself with dead animals," too.
"why get into negotiations with someone who keeps trophies commemorating his kills?"
I guess it depends on where you live and how you were raised. While my father did not hunt, we had neighbors that did. DH was raised to hunt & fish, so it's not unusual for me to see trophies on the walls. His prize smallmouth hangs on the wall in our family room.
If a house was perfect except for the pile of antlers in the basement I would not let it deter me.
Those trophies looked like they were in excellent condition and that's not an easy task. I'm guessing that the person in charge of animal maintenance probably keeps a darn clean house. I have an insect collection so I'm not going to judge someone else for keeping a buncha dead critters.
It's just funny to see so many displayed in a home. Mine are in a closet.
I wouldn't be able to concentrate on the house because I'd be so distracted by the contents, and I'm usually able to overlook most stuff. I'm guessing many men would be mesmerized at all those animals. That is a very expensive home for our area for the buyers in that price range and it should be staged to look like a normal home and not a huge trophy room. I don't care for hunting or stuffing animals, so to me it is creepy, like the way I'd feel if I had a bunch of human sized wax people all over the house.
Deer shed antlers every year and grow new ones. Take a walk in the woods sometime and you may find some.
Here is a link that might be useful: Why deer shed their antlers
I am an animal lover, and if I walked into a house like that with all the "trophies" I would walk right back out. I would not reward them with my money, there are other houses out there. It's one thing to hunt to put food on the table, it's an entirely different thing to hunt for the thrill of the kill. I never understood these people's mentality - they keep trophies and pictures as if they think these animals are beautiful - but their first instinct is to kill them. Then they also seem to think highly of themselves and think they're some tough guy because they were able to outwit the animal. Well duh, it's not that hard when you have a gun and the animal's instinct is to run away from you. This guy even had a tiger - aren't tigers on the endangered species list? What a jerk.
Some of these responses make me laugh. I doubt the owner of this house is some sort of psychopath. Attitudes toward trophy hunting have been more of a recent change. I doubt these are fresh kills. People who live in parts of the country where big game hunting is accepted aren't going to be alarmed by it. The house has a museum like quality to it, but it appears to be really nice other than that. I'd love to have a house on the lake or in the mountains like that.
I just sent that listing to a friend of mine -her husband would LOVE a house like that..she? not so much (I told her she could claim the wine cellar). I'm thinking the owner is single....
My brother has a huge house with many trophies...2buffalo heads, a moose head, several large mounted and stuffed fish. They are all estate sale and antique store purchases. He bagged not one himself. His house is so funky and eclectic that they sort of fit in.

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Blogs Liberty and Power RE: BARBARIANS AND WIMPSJan 15, 2004 1:17 pm
Will's post below is right on the money, especially this bit:
Conservatives tend to see the feminist movement and the so-called sexual revolution as perverse, willful repudiations of the sorts of regulative convention that make civilization possible. Yet here we are; civilization remains. And they fail to relate these cultural shifts to the ongoing development of capitalism, which, in other moods, they are only too eager praise. The increased economic autonomy of women, of which the feminist movement is as much a response as a cause, fundamentally alters the terms of sexual and marital relations, and thereby fundamentally alters the social meaning of man- and womanhood
This is a point I've tried to make in other contexts: pining for a world where markets are free and vigorous and the culture remains untouched is asking for the impossible. Conservatives just seem to miss this entirely. It is the very wealth, technology, and resources devoted to education that capitalism has made possible that has been largely responsible for the profound changes in gender roles that we've seen in the last 35 years. To claim to support free markets yet to expect that these sorts of changes can be prevented, stopped, or reversed is just not possible. You can't stand athwart the market and yell "stop." This is one reason why I really like Virginia Postrel's work. She gets the dynamism of the market-culture interaction.
Will is also quite right to note that the feminist movement is "as much a response as cause" of the increased economic independence of women. If you look at the data on female labor force participation, it was climbing well before the 1960s, suggesting that the feminist movement may well have been more a response to the fact that women were getting out there in the market and realizing the changes that needed to take place culturally and legally. A very readable book on all of this is Stephanie Coontz's "The Way We Never Were."
Will's post also raises another question that fascinates me: economic theory predicts (and Dick McKenzie and Gordon Tullock did so explicitly in 1975) that as women's wages rise, the burden of housework should shift more toward men. If the division of labor between the market and the household is driven by the opportunity cost of each partner's time, then as the cost of women's time at home rises with their wages, we should see them doing less housework and men doing more, at least relative to each other if not absolutely. The evidence from time diaries is that men have picked up, no pun intended, a bit more of the work in the household, but not nearly in proportion to the gain in women's wages. It's an interesting question why women continue to bear the burden of what sociologists call the "second shift." I have a few thoughts on why, but I'm going to hold those for a bit. What's interesting to me is the ways in which libertarians have largely not investigated these sorts of cultural questions, nor do we feel especially comfortable discussing them if there's no apparent link to the intervention of the state. I think that's a mistake - in the long run, if libertarianism is going to gain ground both intellectually and politically, it's going to have to address these sorts of questions. They take up too much space in many people's day-to-day existence to just shrug because the state has no big role.
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Steve Horwitz - 1/16/2004
As long as those who see themselves as "countervailing forces" understand that they are likely to have limited impact, it's fine. I really do believe that, in the long run, economic changes are driving the bus here. I should add that I do agree that any attempt by culture to negate biological/evolutionary reality is likely to fail. For example, I think there are very good reasons why humans form families and attempting to eliminate the institution of the family will be unsucessful. However, that doesn't mean the institution can't evolve in ways that alter its form but maintain its essential functions. Similar points could be made about gender, which I do believe is not infinitely malleabale.
Bill Woolsey - 1/16/2004
It seems to me that cultural forces have sought
to fight biological drives and yelled stop. For
example, opposing sexual promiscuity--marriage and
fidelity have substantial cultural support. Obviously,
these cultural norms have only limited success.
Fornication and adultery are pretty common. Still, I
see no reason why similar cultural norms couldn't seek
to fight possibly adverse consequences of markets.
While I don't consider men doing more household chores
a problem or women working for money to buy things
bad, I don't see why the churches, families, or private
schools couldn't seek to propagandize against such
things and such propaganda have some effect in
countervailing market pressures to do such things.
Kevin Carson - 1/15/2004
I would argue that the state, rather than the "free market," bears primary responsibility for the destruction of Norman Rockwell's America.
Corporate capitalism has indeed atomized and weakened the fabric of civil society. But that corporate capitalism is primarily a creation of the state. Consider the effects of the following, severally and cumulatively:
1) the concentration of capital, because of the government's cartelizing regulations, the patent system, etc.;
2) the centralization of the economy because of massive subsidies to long-distance transportation;
3) the effects of the resulting increased demographic mobility, beyond pareto-optimal levels, in destroying the extended family and stable communities;
4) the growth of capital-intensive and high-tech forms of production, far beyond pareto-optimal levels, as a result of government subsidies to R&D and accumulation;
5) the role of government in creating mass culture and a centralized communications infrastructure: collusion with AT&T, the FCC licensing system, the intellectual property system, DARPA, etc.;
6) government social engineering schemes to destroy old-fashioned communities, through zoning laws against mixed-use development, FHA redlining, etc.
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Being a history of the descendants of Richard Dexter of Malden, Massachusetts, from the notes of John Haven Dexter and original researches. Richard Dexter, who was admitted an inhabitant of Boston (New England), Feb. 28, 1642, came from within ten miles of the town of Slane, Co. Meath, Ireland, and belonged to a branch of that family of Dexter who were descendants of Richard de Excester, the Lord Justice of Ireland. He, with his wife Bridget, and three or more children, fled to England from the great Irish Massacre of the Protestants which commenced Oct. 27, 1641. When Richard Dexter and family left England and by what vessel, we are unable to state, but he could not have remained there long, as we know he was living at Boston prior to Feb. 28, 1642.
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The Indianapolis Star reports the "odds are stacked heavily against" free agent Darrius Heyward-Bey re-signing with the Colts.
We'd also consider it an extreme long shot. DHB opened the season as the No. 2 receiver opposite Reggie Wayne and held onto the job far longer than he deserved to before being benched for good in Week 14. Heyward-Bey caught just 29 passes for 309 yards and one touchdown on the year, while dropping nine passes. He's our No. 28 free-agent receiver in a top-heavy market.
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Darrius Heyward-Bey (hamstring) is inactive for the Divisional Round against the Patriots.
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Darrius Heyward-Bey is out "a week or so" with a hamstring injury.
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Darrius Heyward-Bey (hamstring) is listed as probable for Saturday's Wild Card game against the Chiefs.
Heyward-Bey was a full participant in practice on Thursday and Friday after being limited earlier in the week. He'll serve as the Colts' No. 4 receiver and contribute on special teams.
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Darrius Heyward-Bey resumed practicing Wednesday.
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The European Pharmacopoeia (Ph. Eur.) provides public standards for the quality of medicinal products and their constituents which are legally binding in Europe.
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Smith demands more from Chiefs
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August 5, 2012
Wayne Smith celebrates alongside Aaron Cruden and Tanerau Latimer © Getty Images
Chiefs coach Wayne Smith has sounded a note of caution following their thumping Super Rugby final victory over the Sharks on Saturday.
The former All Blacks assistant wants to see improvement across the board at the Waikato-based franchise and believes that any talk of a Chiefs "dynasty" is premature.
Japan-bound centre Sonny Bill Williams, Tim Nanai-Williams, Kane Thompson and Lelia Masaga crossed to seal a maiden title for the Chiefs in Hamilton, with Smith now turning his attention to the future.
"The team has played bloody well and with real spirit and character, but there is a lot of water to go under this bridge yet," Smith told Sunday News.
"As soon as you start thinking of dynasties and things like that, that's when you topple over. Just look at the Reds, they were talking about that last year and they tipped over this year.
"I'd like to see us have an attitude of just trying to get better all of the time and really working working hard at it, not resting on our laurels, but looking at every single nook and cranny that we can improve.
"Whether that's in the marketing, the promotions, the way we connect with the community, on the training field or with our analysis, whatever, we've got to really push forward and make sure we're improving in every single area."
Meanwhile, Chiefs prop Ben Tameifuna has been cited in the wake of their victory, for a dangerous tackle on Sharks No.8 Ryan Kankowski.
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A turquoise and beige destination wedding in Corsica
Camille and Alexis have tied the knot in what is honestly one of the most breathtaking venue I've ever shot at. Lying in the Ajaccio Bay, in Corsica, Domaine Lagnonu is a hidden gem which gathers all possible beauty that nature can offer. It was the perfect backdrop for that turquoise and beige summer beach wedding. On top of that, how cute are these children of honor ? Corsica definitely is one of my favorite place in the world.
Venue : Domaine Lagnonu ● Bride's gown : Elise Hameau
A vegetal and organic wedding inspiration in Provence
Collaborating with Majenia, is always a recipe for success. Behind her gentle and sweet character, she is one of the most creative wedding designers in France. For that editorial shoot in Provence, we decided to go for a vegetal and organic green inspiration. Nothing fancy, but just a variation of greens, with a focus on the textures and materials. Add to that the fabulous – as always – floral design of Laetitia C., and a fun touch brought by the laser cut items by Ma Femme Prefere Le Bleu, and you have the perfect combination. The soft though elegant beauty made by Emilie Green and two stunning Rime Arodaky's gowns brought the last touches to this editorial.
Art direction and styling : Majenia ● Floral design : Laetitia C. ● Graphism and laser cut items : Ma Femme Prefere Le Bleu ● Wedding gowns : Rime Arodaky ● Groom's suit : Faubourg St Sulpice ● Hair and Makeup : Emilie Green ● Venue : La Bastide de Marie ● Models : Amélie & Olivier
A beach engagement in Corsica
If a place has been spoiled, it's definitely Corsica. Beauty is at every corner and the beaches look like paradise. Coti-Chiavari is a small village, in the Ajaccio Bay, and that's where Camille and Alexis had decided to run their engagement shoot. A very natural session, with a bespoke dress designed by the future bride herself, and a simple flower crown. A perfect moment shared with the couple before the wedding day, which will be published here next week. xo
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Thaïs and Patrick had decided to tie the knot in the very heart of Provence. Lost in the middle of olive groves, le Mas des Comtes de Provence, is a typical Provence mansion filled with beauty and character. It offered a perfect backdrop for this colorful summer wedding beautifully designed by La Fabrique à Rêves. With a sun at its peak, the emotional ceremony was held under a giant pine tree on which hanged a beautiful chandelier. The beauty of the day was emphasized by L'Art Qui Pousse floral design.
And here is the lovely video by my talented friend Gabriel, from MG Image :
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The San Raffaele-Telethon Institute for Gene Therapy (TIGET), directed by Luigi Naldini, is a joint-venture between the San Raffaele Scientific Institute and the Telethon Foundation established to perform innovative research on gene transfer and cell transplantation and translate its results into successful clinical application of gene and cell therapy for genetic diseases.
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i) identify the genetic bases and the pathophysiological processes of the inherited diseases under study, which include primary immunodeficiencies and autoimmune disorders, thalassemia, inherited leukodystrophies and other lysosomal storage disorders;
ii) develop new gene transfer and editing technologies for more efficient and safe genetic correction of disease ex vivo and in vivo;
iii) characterize the biological properties of hematopoietic and neural stem cells and establish procedures for ex vivo manipulation and transplantation;
iv) investigate cell types mediating innate and adaptive immunity and modulate immune response to gene and cell products to improve efficacy and stability of the therapy;
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The Institute is directed by Luigi Naldini since 2006; the Director is supported by a Research Activities Coordinator (Giuliana Ferrari), a Clinical Activities Coordinator (Alessandro Aiuti), four Head of Units, five Group Leaders and five Project Leaders, with a total of 130 personnel including Post-Docs, PhD Students, Fellows and administrative staff. The administrative staff includes Michela Gabaldo, the Alliance Manager of the Telethon-GSK jointed project, Massimiliano Bollina (accounting), and, with secretariat function, Teresa Cascella, Luisella Meroni, Giuliana Tomaselli, Luca Libelli and Giulia Gagliasso. Gioconda Velasques and Samih El Hossary are the support staff.
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|Sep 18, 2008, 10:05 PM
Show us those planes you really need to replace!
It's late in the summer, you've been nursing that favorite plane along on a bottle of CA scraps of balsa, and packaging tape just trying to make it to winter build season! You just don't want to give up on that plane! So lets see those pictures you don't know weather to be proud or embarassed of!
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|Sep 19, 2008, 07:57 PM
Apparently, no one thinks they need to replace their plane, as for me, I need to get one built first, then I can worry about when its going to need to be replaced, which probably wont be long after its built
|Sep 20, 2008, 01:51 AM
I got an eflight extra foamy that fits this catagory. Only had it 2 months but pritty close to 100 flights. I sware it will turn into gorilla glue and CA. Hate to replace it so soon so I think ill keep thorwing her in the air till she wont fly anymore.
|Sep 20, 2008, 06:23 AM
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Wow Jim,you sure got your moneys worth out of that Switchback...the only plane I might replace this winter is my old,but reliable SmoothE,it went in after the elevator servo gears failed,I can't complain,it was four years old and had hundreds of flights on it.For just general sport flying,you might try you hand at making a foamie from the 'scratch build' forum,they fly nicely and being foam...are really survivable.Here's two we built up and flew this summer...the 'nutball' and 'Blu-baby'.
|Sep 20, 2008, 09:15 AM
This was my first balsa plane, first low wing plane. It was my 3rd plane after my beginair and electrifly rcuniverse flatout (only lasted 13 flights) So this switchback has been through a lot of learning and many trees.
|Sep 20, 2008, 09:17 AM
Throw up a picuture if you can! That's a lot of flights on a flat foamie. Good job!
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I've got a Kaltiesen Skeeter 30 that's a couple years old and looks like crap. Beyond crap, really. At this point it's kind of a game patching it up as required, and I longer care what the patches look like. I have a brand new Skeeter that's almost ready to fly -- and it's been in that state for a year or so now. There's no point finishing it until the first one dies, but it just isn't ready to shuffle off its mortal coils quite yet.
My old (first) Switchback was the same color as yours and looking just as ratty if not more so. Eventually I gave up on it. Switchback #2 is nearly complete and will maiden in a day or two, weather permitting.
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