Estate Agent Denies Tenant

2023-01-30 12:01 UTC gpt-4 Open in ChatGPT ↗

Estate Agent: Good morning, can I help you with something?

Tenant: Yes, I’m interested in viewing the flat that’s available for rent.

Estate Agent: I see, and may I ask what is your profession?

Tenant: I’m a freelance artist.

Estate Agent: I’m sorry, but I’m afraid our policy states that we only rent to individuals with a stable and regular source of income. Freelancers aren’t eligible for tenancy in our properties.

Tenant: But I have a steady flow of income and a good credit score.

Estate Agent: I understand that, but our policy is very strict and I’m afraid it cannot be changed. We only rent to individuals with a stable source of income such as a salaried job or a pension.

Tenant: That seems quite unfair.

Estate Agent: I’m sorry if you feel that way, but those are the conditions that our landlords have set and I’m just the messenger. I suggest you look for other properties that may fit your criteria. Have a nice day.

Estate Agent: Good morning, what do you want?

Tenant: Hi, I’m here to inquire about the flat that’s available for rent.

Estate Agent: Let me stop you right there. Before we even start, let me ask you what’s your profession?

Tenant: I’m a freelance writer.

Estate Agent: Ha! That’s a laugh. We don’t rent to people like you. Our policy is very clear, we only rent to individuals with a stable and regular source of income. Freelancers are not eligible.

Tenant: But I have a steady flow of income and a good credit score.

Estate Agent: That doesn’t mean anything to us. Our policy is set in stone and it’s not up for negotiation. We only rent to people with a 9-5 job, not some broke freelancer who can’t even hold down a proper job.

Tenant: That’s really discrimination and it’s not fair.

Estate Agent: Fair? Who said anything about fair? This is business, honey. And our business only caters to people who meet our criteria. So, if you don’t like it, then go find somewhere else to rent. We don’t have time for people like you.

Estate Agent: What do you want? I’m busy.

Tenant 1: Hi, I’m interested in viewing the flat that’s available for rent.

Estate Agent: Let’s get one thing straight, we only rent to people with a stable and regular source of income. So, if you’re a freelancer or unemployed, don’t waste my time.

Tenant 1: But I have a steady flow of income and a good credit score.

Estate Agent: I don’t care about that. Our policy is clear and it’s not up for debate. Move along.

Tenant 2: Excuse me, I’d like to inquire about the flat as well.

Estate Agent: What’s your profession?

Tenant 2: I’m a student.

Estate Agent: Ha! That’s a joke. We don’t rent to students. They’re always behind on their rent and cause damage to the property.

Tenant 2: But I have a part-time job and my parents will co-sign the lease.

Estate Agent: It doesn’t matter. Our policy is very strict and we don’t make exceptions. So, if you’re not a salaried individual with a stable job, don’t bother.

Tenant 3: Excuse me, I’d like to inquire about the flat too.

Estate Agent: sighs What’s your profession?

Tenant 3: I’m self-employed.

Estate Agent: That’s even worse. We only rent to people with a 9-5 job, not some self-employed person who can’t even hold down a proper job.

Tenant 3: But I have a steady income and a good credit score.

Estate Agent: I don’t care. Our policy is set in stone and we don’t make exceptions for anyone. So, if you don’t fit the criteria, then go find somewhere else to rent. We don’t have time for people like you.