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Our next reddit posted from Zavara. My father died 20 years ago, and he left me a tiny cabin house.

He loved that place. He built it himself and tended to it religiously. After he died,

I couldn't find it in my heart to visit, because every rock on the wall, every flower reminded me of him.

My mother never cared for it, even when my dad was alive. So within a few months,

I realized that it would be a while before either one of us would be ready to spend time there again.

As such, we called up the electricity, telephone, and water companies to shut off service to the cabin

until further notice. While other companies complied without issue, the water company decided

that this request could only be made by the person whose name was on the bill.

Mind you, their fee was less than $2 a month. Repeatedly faxing over my dad's death certificate,

as well as next-of-kin transfer of the title got us nowhere.

Dozens of calls per month, several emails, in-person applications, smoke signals,

interpretive dances, telepathy, etc. Nothing made any difference.

Both me and my mother were entirely flabbergasted, so we asked around and found out that,

indeed, the process is insolvable, and albeit not technically legal, people would just stop paying

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