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The article states that Hurwitz did not reply, but their reply is clearly stated above.
Oops, editing error! I’ll fix that now. Thanks for pointing it out.
I was probably one of the last customers, I did not call and complain – but I am glad someone did. THe stoire was unbearable to visit and the poor girl working there was beyond hot and miserable! I could see she was in major discomfort and it was hotter in the store than OUTSIDE! SO no wonder the ice cream was melting!
The owner is out of touch. He is complaining about not being able to find good employees, but who in the world would work in a 95 degree building unless they’re desperate?
Fix the misleading headline. BRICS is not the entity in the story.
Hmm… Where does it mention Broad Ripple Ice Cream Station?
Well Chris’ Ice Cream in Nora should be shut down also. Not clean, poor service, selling all kinds of “alternate” items out of that place. Has been very sketchy for years – just look at the folks going in and out. Horrible.
Who goes in and out?
Alternate items…. like really good tacos? Because that’s the only alternate item I’ve ever gotten there.
What are you talking about? They have turned into one of the best Mexican restaurants in Indy with very high ratings. You can also see the kitchen from the dining room, and I’ve never noticed any major cleanliness problems in the kitchen.
Well Chris’ Ice Cream in Nora should be shut down also. Not clean, poor service, selling all kinds of “alternate” items out of that place. Has been very sketchy for years – just look at the folks going in and out. Horrible.
Yes, change the headline. This store is actually in the Glendale neighborhood. The boundary line between Broad Ripple and Glendale is Evanston Ave. This would help with the confusion of Broad Ripple Ice Cream stores!
who says Evanston is the dividing line for Broad Ripple? Realtor here – and this terminology gets looser every year. SOBRO used to stop at Kessler, then 56th, then 54th and so on. Would love to know who is in charge of these territories and boundaries.
The click-bait of the article headline is just sad. Is this Yahoo news now?
Those complaining about it being a click-bait headline with potential ties to BRICS needs to re-read the headline. The only thing capitalized is Broad Ripple. Ice cream shop is all lower-case, leading an intelligent and good contextual reader to not assume BRICS, but an ice cream shop in Broad Ripple. Calm down people.
Headline does not conform to AP style. Unintelligent?
Another case of a small business lease not being clear about what equipment and fixtures are to be provided and maintained by the landlord as part of the rent, and what equipment the tenant is allowed to add at his own expense and cost to maintain. The days of a verbal agreement sealed with a handshake are long gone. As the real estate maxim says, if it ain’t in writing it ain’t real.”
As the article states “the tenant installed” unit went down, not the landlord installed unit. So, if the additional “tenant installed” unit was part of the tenants equipment, why should the landlord be responsible for it? If the walk in freezer, also a tenant installed equipment, went down, do you expect a landlord to fix that too? Tenant installed equipment is tenant responsibility to maintain.
The landlord can, in the lease, specify what kind of equipment can be installed, insist that the proper permits and inspection be obtained, and specify that an tenant-installed fixture that fails cannot be used to terminate the lease. I doubt any of these conditions were written into the lease, causing loss of income to the property’s owner and likely leaving it to the owner pay for the removal and disposal of the malfunctioned equipment.