Angela Giarratana

He saw the cooler, the vacuum sealer, and the wheel of heritage cheese and started crying about commercial operations and fire hazards.

I told him very clearly, the cheese is for personal consumption.

I'm losing it.

The cheese is a fire hazard now.

The cheese is a fire hazard and now it's for personal consumption.

There is nothing in my lease that limits how much dairy a tenant can own.

Where's the dairy part of the lease?

The next morning, I found an eviction notice in my mailbox.

Because of cheese.

This is nuts!

It's riddled with spelling errors as if written in haste.

I'm already preparing my defense for the landlord-tenant board.

Am I overreacting?

I'm being evicted over dietary preferences as far as the landlord is concerned.

And I feel like this is an unlawful action.

There is an edit.

OP goes, I added a plus to the valuation of the cheese as it is possible to increase my margins depending on the quantities I sell.

Also, please bear in mind that I have sold zero cheese, so I feel like this could be a premature action.

Thank you.

A lot of people are like, plasma cutting in your apartment?