It's always more complicated than the binary. Disney might be getting DEI but still forces creators to censor out any LGBT references in their shows, or cancel them if they do them anyway. They still are anti union and work people to the bone.
If you want it simple, no corporation is your friend, ever. They are there simply to take your money, without regard for scruples, and any form of morality they seem to be acting on is either because it will make them more money or it is illegal and not cost effective to break the law.
It's still a good sign the shareholders have some sense in this specific case, but make no mistake, Disney doesn't care about anything other than money.
One CO worker looked a rude old lady right in the eye and said "ma'am this is a place of business. When people do business they have to operate with mutual respect and trust. If we don't trust each other to do our end of a transaction, we can't exchange anything between us. If we don't respect each other, we can't exchange anything between us. I've been acting in trust and respect towards you, are you going to do the same for me? Because if you can't, we can't do business."
She immediately stopped being bitchy and was never a problem again. It was the wildest shit I've ever seen.
Another option, if they are legally required to fix the bedbugs, is to start putting your rent in escrow. That might be a down the road option, but it's good to have in your back pocket.
I'm not an exterminator but traps don't do much imo
Check your lease and the laws of your area. Where I'm at, infestations are the landlord's responsibility unless that gets waived by the tenant as part of the lease. It might be different where you are.
If you're in a building with multiple tenants, and you spray every room properly, it'll be real hard to get rid of them.
There are ways to test for it. If you have a bed frame, putting tape on the legs and bowls of water under the feet can catch them so you can make sure.
If you need to spray yourself, get the Ortho home defense max bedbug flea and tick killer. It's the one thing that I've find that really works, but you do have to follow the directions, including doing a second spray.
Yeah I mean, with the death of local news, it's harder to keep up because you have to investigate and research everything yourself. Which some might hand wave away as not a big deal but when you are working 3 jobs it's hard to find time.
Sometimes this is how other people have fun with it