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AAGLA Welcomes Its New Members
11821 Skylark Circle
1413 Huntington Drive
777 Place
Aiden on Ash
Alexander Francis
Andrea Damiano
Ashley Jeffries
Blu on Burns
Bob Neiwirth
Bruce Kusada
Catherine II
Chuck Henderson
Daly Management Group, Inc. Daniel and Mija Park
David Colbert
Deniz Akdeniz
Dominga Bermoy
Dorothy Parsons
Downtown Management Edward Ackerman
El Sereno Community Land Trust Ellie Zarrabian
Eric Reavis
Ester Song
Gilberto Rosas-Villegas Giselle Valenzuela
H Vincent Mcnally
Helen McHugh
Herb Wilson
Jana Gottfried
Jason Tse
Jaz Properties
JDB Properties
Jill Winners
Judith Hodson
Kathryn Jacoby
Keith Anthony
Keith Quarles Kenneth Woodall Kimako Desvignes Lions Management Loralyn Penzella Maggie Silverberg Maria Ballesteros Martin and Luz Lopez Masha Yamnitski Michael Jarvis
Mike Friedman
Nora on Norton
Peter and Patricia Bankins Rafael Nunez
Sandra Salmeron
Scot Clifford
Charlie Mar Vista
Gabriel Apartments Landing at Arroyo Tiffany Travillion Upland Evergreen Valerie Griffin Vanessa Alcantar Vanessa Galvez Vanessa Garcia Vanessa Watson Victory House East Victory on 30th Victory on Ellendale Victory on Portland Vivian Kessedjian William Lewis
Yen Vu
AAGLA Welcomes Its New PSC Members
Company Business Type
Lorissa Singleton Real Estate Real Estate Brokers / Sales
Trash Butler Trash & Recycling Management
Welcome New Members
One day, a landlord was sitting and waiting at a very long stoplight. As he sat there, he was merely minding his own business and patiently waiting for the light to turn green (even though there was no on-coming traffic).
As he sat there, a carload of scruffy-bearded, young men with blaring music with a half- burned American Flag duct-taped on the hood and “Housing is a Human Right” spray painted in black along the side of their beat-up, old car pulled right up next to the landlord.
Suddenly they yelled, “the rent is too damn high” and “kill all the rich landlords” and suddenly took off by accelerating with screeching wheels before the light changed.
Then, all of the sudden, out of nowhere, an 18-wheeler truck came barreling through the intersection and broad-sided the young men running directly over their car, crushing it completely and killing everyone in it.
For several minutes, the landlord sat in his car stunned and thinking to himself: “Man,” he thought, “that could-a been me!”
So, the very next day, bright and early, the landlord went out and got a job as a truck driver.
Just Kidding
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