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Monday to Friday digs - Xmas etiquette

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    #11
    Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
    If you have access to the room, then pay the rent. If you won't, then don't.

    Last time I rented a room, I still paid over Christmas and NY when I wasn't there, and also for the weeks when I was on holiday and not working.
    Ditto...I see it as a kind of retention payment. One guy offered me the money back for the Christmas period but I refused on the grounds that he was a lovely chap who gave me the occasional lift to and from train station/pub/airport.
    Blood in your poo

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      #12
      Originally posted by Sausage Surprise View Post
      Ditto...I see it as a kind of retention payment. One guy offered me the money back for the Christmas period but I refused on the grounds that he was a lovely chap who gave me the occasional lift to and from train station/pub/airport.
      As above, my landlady was thinking about giving me money back for a couple of Bank Holiday's that I wasn't required to work, as well as a couple of days I didn't invoice as EuroDisney pulled the clan over.....
      We figured out between us that actually I had had the wife and tiny people up on a couple of occasions (close to Heathrow, Eurostar) on 'non-paid-for-days' and that it was swings and roundabouts.
      All to do with the relationship, I reckon - I am more than happy to keep paying over Xmas or any period I am not @ Client temporarily, as it seems the right and just thing to do.
      latest-and-greatest solution (TM) kevpuk 2013

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