OK, I’ll join the conversation.
Back when I had a brick and mortar store doing kitchen and bath remodeling I had to visit the buyer’s house to take measurements.
I was amazed at how many times the street sign was obscured by the branches of the neighbor’s tree that had grown over the years (I have a stop sign at the end of my street right now that has that problem).
Or the street sign is simply missing.
Or it is there, but cattycorner from where you would expect to find it so, of course, you miss it.
I’ve had houses with no numbers.
In each case the buyer giving the address of course knows where their street is but completely fails to provide a heads up for any problems.
I had one buyer tell me: Turn right at the last stop sign. OK - how do I know which one is the last one?
I had a buyer tell me: When you can almost see the ocean turn left.
Then there is the classic directional instructions:
When you come to a fork in the road, take it.
"Laissez-faire capitalism (AKA The Great Material Continuum) is the only social system based on the recognition of individual rights and, therefore, the only system that bans force from social relationships." ~ Ayn Rand
