This shouldn’t even be possible
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Let me do a search on ancestry.com. Is it too late for reparations? I’m sure I’m related to someone that died mining the asbestos! Do you have the number for Morgan & Morgan?
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It's on the internet it must be true.
Any of those "there's a company" tales, as opposed to naming the company, are BS.
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I’m sure I’ve been fooled on some of these but why isn’t this one possible? In KY we have a business called AppHarvest. It has a 60 acre greenhouse that produces tomatoes year around.
AppHarvest Home — AppHarvest
Join the fight for a more resilient food system by learning more about AppHarvest's high-tech indoor farms growing up to 30x more with up to 90% less water. AppHarvest is dedicated to sustainable farming, which to us means empowering nature and uplifting people - Crop Care Specialists making a...
www.appharvest.com
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How dare you?!
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There’s an organic indoor lettuce farm like that in Wauchula. The heads are uniform in size so packaging etc. is streamlined, too.
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Bill Gates will buy it after the Government raises their taxes so much that they can't afford it and will put it up for auction.
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A doctor found 27 contact lenses hidden inside his patient’s eye
This is what nightmares are made of. It seems almost impossible to have 27 contact lenses in one eye at once, but it’s true. A doctor had to remove a crazy amount of contact lenses lost in her eye. What’s even crazier is that the patient didn’t even notice and thought the discomfort in her eye was just old age.
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Self Service
After one look at this photo, the story just has to be told. This astonishing episode is not an urban legend or folk tale - a man really did perform an appendectomy on himself, in less than optimal conditions. While on a Soviet Antarctic expedition, surgeon Leonid Rogozov began to feel unwell and, as a doctor, understood his symptoms where those of acute appendicitis. With no hope of an airlift out of Antarctica, Rogozov decided to perform the surgery. On himself. Without general anesthetic.
He made sure assistants were on hand, that equipment was sterilized and a back-up plan of what to do should he pass out in the middle. It took almost two hours, but Rogozov did it. Back home in Russia, he was hailed as the pinnacle of Society fortitude and perseverance.
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Nevada homebuyer unwittingly buys entire NEIGHBORHOOD of 84 homes instead of one after administrator accidentally copied and pasted deeds worth millions onto her $600,000 receipt
- A homebuyer in Sparks, Nevada discovered to their shock that their $594,481 purchase of a house also came with 84 more properties, and two vacant lots
- The $50 million mistake was made by an administrative assistant in Las Vegas who erroneously handed over the whole neighborhood
- Several of the lots handed over to the unsuspecting buyer had already been built on and sold, which complicates the situation legally
- The buyer must now transfer the lots back to the developer, Toll Brothers, and the correct title can then be issued
@NVGator oops! Somebody got fired.
Nevada homebuyer unwittingly buys entire neighborhood after typo
A Nevada woman was mistakenly handed the titles to an additional 84 homes when she bought hers, thanks to a typo. She is not able to keep them, however, due to the evident mistake.
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Yes, a judge would recognize the mistake and rule that the developer is still the equitable owner of the other lots.
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Nevada homebuyer unwittingly buys entire NEIGHBORHOOD of 84 homes instead of one after administrator accidentally copied and pasted deeds worth millions onto her $600,000 receipt
- A homebuyer in Sparks, Nevada discovered to their shock that their $594,481 purchase of a house also came with 84 more properties, and two vacant lots
- The $50 million mistake was made by an administrative assistant in Las Vegas who erroneously handed over the whole neighborhood
- Several of the lots handed over to the unsuspecting buyer had already been built on and sold, which complicates the situation legally
- The buyer must now transfer the lots back to the developer, Toll Brothers, and the correct title can then be issued
@NVGator oops! Somebody got fired.
Nevada homebuyer unwittingly buys entire neighborhood after typo
A Nevada woman was mistakenly handed the titles to an additional 84 homes when she bought hers, thanks to a typo. She is not able to keep them, however, due to the evident mistake.www.dailymail.co.uk
Oh, I know. That’s the word all over town right now.
Pro Tip #437: Don’t use a small out of town title company.
