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{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This question struck me today as there was a girl walking past me in a dress that was climbing her luscious curves and exposing her soft apple bottom. It was near impossible for me to not look, the fact that she was only wearing a thong under her dress created even more \"must-look-urgency\". The same thing happened when a women with the most insane cleavage + push-up bra walked by, it's impossible to not at the very least glance.\n\nIs there a male equivalent that is almost impossible to not look at as a woman?\n\n*EDIT*\n\nHere's a list of the seemingly most mentioned male attributes that are eye-sex for women:\n\n* Forearms (muscular), preferably sticking out of a rolled up longsleeve (lol wtf?)\n* [The adonis belt](\n* The \"love line\" (line of hair that goes from your belly to your crotch\n* Biceps\n* Muscular/defined back\n* Collar bones\n* Good hair\n* Suit (fitted) or black tshirt with jeans and sensible shoes\n* Being a hot guy" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This question struck me today as there was a girl walking past me in a dress that was climbing her luscious curves and exposing her soft apple bottom. It was near impossible for me to not look, the fact that she was only wearing a thong under her dress created even more \"must-look-urgency\". The same thing happened when a women with the most insane cleavage + push-up bra walked by, it's impossible to not at the very least glance.\n\nIs there a male equivalent that is almost impossible to not look at as a woman?\n\n*EDIT*\n\nHere's a list of the seemingly most mentioned male attributes that are eye-sex for women:\n\n* Forearms (muscular), preferably sticking out of a rolled up longsleeve (lol wtf?)\n* [The adonis belt](\n* The \"love line\" (line of hair that goes from your belly to your crotch\n* Biceps\n* Muscular/defined back\n* Collar bones\n* Good hair\n* Suit (fitted) or black tshirt with jeans and sensible shoes\n* Being a hot guy" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This question struck me today as there was a girl walking past me in a dress that was climbing her luscious curves and exposing her soft apple bottom. It was near impossible for me to not look, the fact that she was only wearing a thong under her dress created even more \"must-look-urgency\". The same thing happened when a women with the most insane cleavage + push-up bra walked by, it's impossible to not at the very least glance.\n\nIs there a male equivalent that is almost impossible to not look at as a woman?\n\n*EDIT*\n\nHere's a list of the seemingly most mentioned male attributes that are eye-sex for women:\n\n* Forearms (muscular), preferably sticking out of a rolled up longsleeve (lol wtf?)\n* [The adonis belt](\n* The \"love line\" (line of hair that goes from your belly to your crotch\n* Biceps\n* Muscular/defined back\n* Collar bones\n* Good hair\n* Suit (fitted) or black tshirt with jeans and sensible shoes\n* Being a hot guy" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This question struck me today as there was a girl walking past me in a dress that was climbing her luscious curves and exposing her soft apple bottom. It was near impossible for me to not look, the fact that she was only wearing a thong under her dress created even more \"must-look-urgency\". The same thing happened when a women with the most insane cleavage + push-up bra walked by, it's impossible to not at the very least glance.\n\nIs there a male equivalent that is almost impossible to not look at as a woman?\n\n*EDIT*\n\nHere's a list of the seemingly most mentioned male attributes that are eye-sex for women:\n\n* Forearms (muscular), preferably sticking out of a rolled up longsleeve (lol wtf?)\n* [The adonis belt](\n* The \"love line\" (line of hair that goes from your belly to your crotch\n* Biceps\n* Muscular/defined back\n* Collar bones\n* Good hair\n* Suit (fitted) or black tshirt with jeans and sensible shoes\n* Being a hot guy" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This question struck me today as there was a girl walking past me in a dress that was climbing her luscious curves and exposing her soft apple bottom. It was near impossible for me to not look, the fact that she was only wearing a thong under her dress created even more \"must-look-urgency\". The same thing happened when a women with the most insane cleavage + push-up bra walked by, it's impossible to not at the very least glance.\n\nIs there a male equivalent that is almost impossible to not look at as a woman?\n\n*EDIT*\n\nHere's a list of the seemingly most mentioned male attributes that are eye-sex for women:\n\n* Forearms (muscular), preferably sticking out of a rolled up longsleeve (lol wtf?)\n* [The adonis belt](\n* The \"love line\" (line of hair that goes from your belly to your crotch\n* Biceps\n* Muscular/defined back\n* Collar bones\n* Good hair\n* Suit (fitted) or black tshirt with jeans and sensible shoes\n* Being a hot guy" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This question struck me today as there was a girl walking past me in a dress that was climbing her luscious curves and exposing her soft apple bottom. It was near impossible for me to not look, the fact that she was only wearing a thong under her dress created even more \"must-look-urgency\". The same thing happened when a women with the most insane cleavage + push-up bra walked by, it's impossible to not at the very least glance.\n\nIs there a male equivalent that is almost impossible to not look at as a woman?\n\n*EDIT*\n\nHere's a list of the seemingly most mentioned male attributes that are eye-sex for women:\n\n* Forearms (muscular), preferably sticking out of a rolled up longsleeve (lol wtf?)\n* [The adonis belt](\n* The \"love line\" (line of hair that goes from your belly to your crotch\n* Biceps\n* Muscular/defined back\n* Collar bones\n* Good hair\n* Suit (fitted) or black tshirt with jeans and sensible shoes\n* Being a hot guy" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My SO and I started dating in high school. I was his first serious girlfriend. Three years into our relationship during college I cheated on him and subsequently broke up with him. I came clean and after several months I approached him and we got back together.\n\nWe have been living together since then, and have been doing well but sex was getting boring. I decided we needed to spice up our sex life and was planning on approaching him about my plans after I ordered some things online.\n\nBefore that conversation happened this week, he disappeared for a night with no explanation and broke up with me in person the next day.\nHe came home five days later to talk and explained that he had been tempted to cheat on me, which is why he thought it was only fair to break up.\n\nAfter hearing my take on our sex life, he was distraught that he hadn't tried talking to me before leaving and said he was pretty sure he wanted to come home. I think my openness surprised him, and he seemed to think we could work it out. He is still staying with a friend and we aren't sure of our next move.\n\nI understand his desire to experience sex with other people and I appreciate his honesty. Knowing he might be tempted to cheat in the future, how can we move forward? Is this a sign that our relationship should end?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My SO and I started dating in high school. I was his first serious girlfriend. Three years into our relationship during college I cheated on him and subsequently broke up with him. I came clean and after several months I approached him and we got back together.\n\nWe have been living together since then, and have been doing well but sex was getting boring. I decided we needed to spice up our sex life and was planning on approaching him about my plans after I ordered some things online.\n\nBefore that conversation happened this week, he disappeared for a night with no explanation and broke up with me in person the next day.\nHe came home five days later to talk and explained that he had been tempted to cheat on me, which is why he thought it was only fair to break up.\n\nAfter hearing my take on our sex life, he was distraught that he hadn't tried talking to me before leaving and said he was pretty sure he wanted to come home. I think my openness surprised him, and he seemed to think we could work it out. He is still staying with a friend and we aren't sure of our next move.\n\nI understand his desire to experience sex with other people and I appreciate his honesty. Knowing he might be tempted to cheat in the future, how can we move forward? Is this a sign that our relationship should end?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My SO and I started dating in high school. I was his first serious girlfriend. Three years into our relationship during college I cheated on him and subsequently broke up with him. I came clean and after several months I approached him and we got back together.\n\nWe have been living together since then, and have been doing well but sex was getting boring. I decided we needed to spice up our sex life and was planning on approaching him about my plans after I ordered some things online.\n\nBefore that conversation happened this week, he disappeared for a night with no explanation and broke up with me in person the next day.\nHe came home five days later to talk and explained that he had been tempted to cheat on me, which is why he thought it was only fair to break up.\n\nAfter hearing my take on our sex life, he was distraught that he hadn't tried talking to me before leaving and said he was pretty sure he wanted to come home. I think my openness surprised him, and he seemed to think we could work it out. He is still staying with a friend and we aren't sure of our next move.\n\nI understand his desire to experience sex with other people and I appreciate his honesty. Knowing he might be tempted to cheat in the future, how can we move forward? Is this a sign that our relationship should end?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My SO and I started dating in high school. I was his first serious girlfriend. Three years into our relationship during college I cheated on him and subsequently broke up with him. I came clean and after several months I approached him and we got back together.\n\nWe have been living together since then, and have been doing well but sex was getting boring. I decided we needed to spice up our sex life and was planning on approaching him about my plans after I ordered some things online.\n\nBefore that conversation happened this week, he disappeared for a night with no explanation and broke up with me in person the next day.\nHe came home five days later to talk and explained that he had been tempted to cheat on me, which is why he thought it was only fair to break up.\n\nAfter hearing my take on our sex life, he was distraught that he hadn't tried talking to me before leaving and said he was pretty sure he wanted to come home. I think my openness surprised him, and he seemed to think we could work it out. He is still staying with a friend and we aren't sure of our next move.\n\nI understand his desire to experience sex with other people and I appreciate his honesty. Knowing he might be tempted to cheat in the future, how can we move forward? Is this a sign that our relationship should end?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My SO and I started dating in high school. I was his first serious girlfriend. Three years into our relationship during college I cheated on him and subsequently broke up with him. I came clean and after several months I approached him and we got back together.\n\nWe have been living together since then, and have been doing well but sex was getting boring. I decided we needed to spice up our sex life and was planning on approaching him about my plans after I ordered some things online.\n\nBefore that conversation happened this week, he disappeared for a night with no explanation and broke up with me in person the next day.\nHe came home five days later to talk and explained that he had been tempted to cheat on me, which is why he thought it was only fair to break up.\n\nAfter hearing my take on our sex life, he was distraught that he hadn't tried talking to me before leaving and said he was pretty sure he wanted to come home. I think my openness surprised him, and he seemed to think we could work it out. He is still staying with a friend and we aren't sure of our next move.\n\nI understand his desire to experience sex with other people and I appreciate his honesty. Knowing he might be tempted to cheat in the future, how can we move forward? Is this a sign that our relationship should end?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so here goes. I'm 18 and I haven't really been sexually active so far, something I plan to change soon. The thing is, for the past couple of months I've been getting the urge to well, fuck a girl. It's an experience I really wanna have. I watch porn on a regular basis and I always seem to get more turned on by the girl rather than the guy and I enjoy lesbian porn more than regular porn. \n\nOn the other hand, I can't imagine loving another girl or being in a relationship with another girl. I just want to fuck a girl and then forget about it. No strings attached. Does that make me bisexual? I guess this might sound like a really silly question to most people, but this is something I cannot discuss with my friends or family cause this is something that is still pretty taboo in our culture." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so here goes. I'm 18 and I haven't really been sexually active so far, something I plan to change soon. The thing is, for the past couple of months I've been getting the urge to well, fuck a girl. It's an experience I really wanna have. I watch porn on a regular basis and I always seem to get more turned on by the girl rather than the guy and I enjoy lesbian porn more than regular porn. \n\nOn the other hand, I can't imagine loving another girl or being in a relationship with another girl. I just want to fuck a girl and then forget about it. No strings attached. Does that make me bisexual? I guess this might sound like a really silly question to most people, but this is something I cannot discuss with my friends or family cause this is something that is still pretty taboo in our culture." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so here goes. I'm 18 and I haven't really been sexually active so far, something I plan to change soon. The thing is, for the past couple of months I've been getting the urge to well, fuck a girl. It's an experience I really wanna have. I watch porn on a regular basis and I always seem to get more turned on by the girl rather than the guy and I enjoy lesbian porn more than regular porn. \n\nOn the other hand, I can't imagine loving another girl or being in a relationship with another girl. I just want to fuck a girl and then forget about it. No strings attached. Does that make me bisexual? I guess this might sound like a really silly question to most people, but this is something I cannot discuss with my friends or family cause this is something that is still pretty taboo in our culture." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so here goes. I'm 18 and I haven't really been sexually active so far, something I plan to change soon. The thing is, for the past couple of months I've been getting the urge to well, fuck a girl. It's an experience I really wanna have. I watch porn on a regular basis and I always seem to get more turned on by the girl rather than the guy and I enjoy lesbian porn more than regular porn. \n\nOn the other hand, I can't imagine loving another girl or being in a relationship with another girl. I just want to fuck a girl and then forget about it. No strings attached. Does that make me bisexual? I guess this might sound like a really silly question to most people, but this is something I cannot discuss with my friends or family cause this is something that is still pretty taboo in our culture." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Boyfriend and I have been dating for a year this thursday 2/19 and it is the most wonderful, passionate, serious relationship either of us have experienced.\n\nThis seems to be one of the hardest compromises we've had to work out so far. In addition to him having a hard time falling asleep without television on, he has a physical therapy exercise that he does at bedtime where he lays on his side hanging his wrist off the bed with a weight. Because of this, he has to lay with his back to me during which time he likes to have Netflix on to watch with me spooning him from behind. \n\nHowever, even after his exercise is over, he still has a hard time falling asleep without television. Additionally, I fall asleep fairly quickly so by the time his half hour exercise is over, I'm ready to fall asleep anyway.\n\nI tried suggesting he do his exercise during the day, but there isn't a good time to lay in bed for a half hour with his busy schedule.\n\nWe have such a passion for genuine conversation and hate it when couples go out to dinner together and spend the whole time on their phones not talking, but I feel like that is exactly what we are doing by going to bed with tv instead of affection and conversation. How do we compromise?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Boyfriend and I have been dating for a year this thursday 2/19 and it is the most wonderful, passionate, serious relationship either of us have experienced.\n\nThis seems to be one of the hardest compromises we've had to work out so far. In addition to him having a hard time falling asleep without television on, he has a physical therapy exercise that he does at bedtime where he lays on his side hanging his wrist off the bed with a weight. Because of this, he has to lay with his back to me during which time he likes to have Netflix on to watch with me spooning him from behind. \n\nHowever, even after his exercise is over, he still has a hard time falling asleep without television. Additionally, I fall asleep fairly quickly so by the time his half hour exercise is over, I'm ready to fall asleep anyway.\n\nI tried suggesting he do his exercise during the day, but there isn't a good time to lay in bed for a half hour with his busy schedule.\n\nWe have such a passion for genuine conversation and hate it when couples go out to dinner together and spend the whole time on their phones not talking, but I feel like that is exactly what we are doing by going to bed with tv instead of affection and conversation. How do we compromise?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Boyfriend and I have been dating for a year this thursday 2/19 and it is the most wonderful, passionate, serious relationship either of us have experienced.\n\nThis seems to be one of the hardest compromises we've had to work out so far. In addition to him having a hard time falling asleep without television on, he has a physical therapy exercise that he does at bedtime where he lays on his side hanging his wrist off the bed with a weight. Because of this, he has to lay with his back to me during which time he likes to have Netflix on to watch with me spooning him from behind. \n\nHowever, even after his exercise is over, he still has a hard time falling asleep without television. Additionally, I fall asleep fairly quickly so by the time his half hour exercise is over, I'm ready to fall asleep anyway.\n\nI tried suggesting he do his exercise during the day, but there isn't a good time to lay in bed for a half hour with his busy schedule.\n\nWe have such a passion for genuine conversation and hate it when couples go out to dinner together and spend the whole time on their phones not talking, but I feel like that is exactly what we are doing by going to bed with tv instead of affection and conversation. How do we compromise?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Boyfriend and I have been dating for a year this thursday 2/19 and it is the most wonderful, passionate, serious relationship either of us have experienced.\n\nThis seems to be one of the hardest compromises we've had to work out so far. In addition to him having a hard time falling asleep without television on, he has a physical therapy exercise that he does at bedtime where he lays on his side hanging his wrist off the bed with a weight. Because of this, he has to lay with his back to me during which time he likes to have Netflix on to watch with me spooning him from behind. \n\nHowever, even after his exercise is over, he still has a hard time falling asleep without television. Additionally, I fall asleep fairly quickly so by the time his half hour exercise is over, I'm ready to fall asleep anyway.\n\nI tried suggesting he do his exercise during the day, but there isn't a good time to lay in bed for a half hour with his busy schedule.\n\nWe have such a passion for genuine conversation and hate it when couples go out to dinner together and spend the whole time on their phones not talking, but I feel like that is exactly what we are doing by going to bed with tv instead of affection and conversation. How do we compromise?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Boyfriend and I have been dating for a year this thursday 2/19 and it is the most wonderful, passionate, serious relationship either of us have experienced.\n\nThis seems to be one of the hardest compromises we've had to work out so far. In addition to him having a hard time falling asleep without television on, he has a physical therapy exercise that he does at bedtime where he lays on his side hanging his wrist off the bed with a weight. Because of this, he has to lay with his back to me during which time he likes to have Netflix on to watch with me spooning him from behind. \n\nHowever, even after his exercise is over, he still has a hard time falling asleep without television. Additionally, I fall asleep fairly quickly so by the time his half hour exercise is over, I'm ready to fall asleep anyway.\n\nI tried suggesting he do his exercise during the day, but there isn't a good time to lay in bed for a half hour with his busy schedule.\n\nWe have such a passion for genuine conversation and hate it when couples go out to dinner together and spend the whole time on their phones not talking, but I feel like that is exactly what we are doing by going to bed with tv instead of affection and conversation. How do we compromise?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Boyfriend and I have been dating for a year this thursday 2/19 and it is the most wonderful, passionate, serious relationship either of us have experienced.\n\nThis seems to be one of the hardest compromises we've had to work out so far. In addition to him having a hard time falling asleep without television on, he has a physical therapy exercise that he does at bedtime where he lays on his side hanging his wrist off the bed with a weight. Because of this, he has to lay with his back to me during which time he likes to have Netflix on to watch with me spooning him from behind. \n\nHowever, even after his exercise is over, he still has a hard time falling asleep without television. Additionally, I fall asleep fairly quickly so by the time his half hour exercise is over, I'm ready to fall asleep anyway.\n\nI tried suggesting he do his exercise during the day, but there isn't a good time to lay in bed for a half hour with his busy schedule.\n\nWe have such a passion for genuine conversation and hate it when couples go out to dinner together and spend the whole time on their phones not talking, but I feel like that is exactly what we are doing by going to bed with tv instead of affection and conversation. How do we compromise?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I (M27) met this woman (F29), a couple months ago via online dating. We hit it off on the first date, and ended up sleeping together. This continued for a few dates until it fell into a routine.\n\nI honestly enjoy spending time with her, and she's really cool, but I just feel zero romantic inclination with her. I'm not sleeping around, I'm not even trying to date other women right now, but even as it progresses, I haven't developed even the beginnings of a crush.\n\nI kinda think she has, though. She'll drop the \"I like you\"s and \"You're cute\"s pretty often, her schedule is always more or less known to me, and even though she has a decent social life, I feel like she's always available to me.\n\nWe haven't DTR'd, no labels have been discussed, we've never talked about whether we're seeing other people or not, and I'm starting to feel like I'm using that fact as carte blanche to treat this as a sorta casual. I dunno, stopgap?\n\nI've just never been in this specific situation, and I don't know if I should bring up the fact that I don't see this going anywhere, but it's fun for now, or even if that's my responsibility. I feel like an asshole for shirking it, though. Especially the longer it goes on." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I (M27) met this woman (F29), a couple months ago via online dating. We hit it off on the first date, and ended up sleeping together. This continued for a few dates until it fell into a routine.\n\nI honestly enjoy spending time with her, and she's really cool, but I just feel zero romantic inclination with her. I'm not sleeping around, I'm not even trying to date other women right now, but even as it progresses, I haven't developed even the beginnings of a crush.\n\nI kinda think she has, though. She'll drop the \"I like you\"s and \"You're cute\"s pretty often, her schedule is always more or less known to me, and even though she has a decent social life, I feel like she's always available to me.\n\nWe haven't DTR'd, no labels have been discussed, we've never talked about whether we're seeing other people or not, and I'm starting to feel like I'm using that fact as carte blanche to treat this as a sorta casual. I dunno, stopgap?\n\nI've just never been in this specific situation, and I don't know if I should bring up the fact that I don't see this going anywhere, but it's fun for now, or even if that's my responsibility. I feel like an asshole for shirking it, though. Especially the longer it goes on." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I (M27) met this woman (F29), a couple months ago via online dating. We hit it off on the first date, and ended up sleeping together. This continued for a few dates until it fell into a routine.\n\nI honestly enjoy spending time with her, and she's really cool, but I just feel zero romantic inclination with her. I'm not sleeping around, I'm not even trying to date other women right now, but even as it progresses, I haven't developed even the beginnings of a crush.\n\nI kinda think she has, though. She'll drop the \"I like you\"s and \"You're cute\"s pretty often, her schedule is always more or less known to me, and even though she has a decent social life, I feel like she's always available to me.\n\nWe haven't DTR'd, no labels have been discussed, we've never talked about whether we're seeing other people or not, and I'm starting to feel like I'm using that fact as carte blanche to treat this as a sorta casual. I dunno, stopgap?\n\nI've just never been in this specific situation, and I don't know if I should bring up the fact that I don't see this going anywhere, but it's fun for now, or even if that's my responsibility. I feel like an asshole for shirking it, though. Especially the longer it goes on." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I (M27) met this woman (F29), a couple months ago via online dating. We hit it off on the first date, and ended up sleeping together. This continued for a few dates until it fell into a routine.\n\nI honestly enjoy spending time with her, and she's really cool, but I just feel zero romantic inclination with her. I'm not sleeping around, I'm not even trying to date other women right now, but even as it progresses, I haven't developed even the beginnings of a crush.\n\nI kinda think she has, though. She'll drop the \"I like you\"s and \"You're cute\"s pretty often, her schedule is always more or less known to me, and even though she has a decent social life, I feel like she's always available to me.\n\nWe haven't DTR'd, no labels have been discussed, we've never talked about whether we're seeing other people or not, and I'm starting to feel like I'm using that fact as carte blanche to treat this as a sorta casual. I dunno, stopgap?\n\nI've just never been in this specific situation, and I don't know if I should bring up the fact that I don't see this going anywhere, but it's fun for now, or even if that's my responsibility. I feel like an asshole for shirking it, though. Especially the longer it goes on." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I (M27) met this woman (F29), a couple months ago via online dating. We hit it off on the first date, and ended up sleeping together. This continued for a few dates until it fell into a routine.\n\nI honestly enjoy spending time with her, and she's really cool, but I just feel zero romantic inclination with her. I'm not sleeping around, I'm not even trying to date other women right now, but even as it progresses, I haven't developed even the beginnings of a crush.\n\nI kinda think she has, though. She'll drop the \"I like you\"s and \"You're cute\"s pretty often, her schedule is always more or less known to me, and even though she has a decent social life, I feel like she's always available to me.\n\nWe haven't DTR'd, no labels have been discussed, we've never talked about whether we're seeing other people or not, and I'm starting to feel like I'm using that fact as carte blanche to treat this as a sorta casual. I dunno, stopgap?\n\nI've just never been in this specific situation, and I don't know if I should bring up the fact that I don't see this going anywhere, but it's fun for now, or even if that's my responsibility. I feel like an asshole for shirking it, though. Especially the longer it goes on." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My spouse and I have been on the outs for a long time. We've been together for nearly four years, married for two. He is 29 and I am 28. For a lot of the time, I couldn't get my head around what exactly the problem was, except that he was critical of me and seemed insensitive to my needs and feelings. It was more that that, though. It was an all-around negativity that he seemed to have.\n\nHe has always been a teaser, and it seemed like the teasing was constant for a while. I asked him to stop. He stopped. Eventually, he started teasing again, but not as often.\n\nNow it's come to my attention that he's just kind of always been rude to me. When I make a mistake or do something obnoxious unintentionally (like shut a door a bit too hard), he will point it out, often accompanying it with \"DUDE!\" which for some reason strikes me as really rude and inconsiderate.\n\nHe's been working on it. He has pointed out an \"error\" one time in the last few days, and as soon as he did, he apologized. My concern is that it's gone on too long and I may never love him again. What do I do?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My spouse and I have been on the outs for a long time. We've been together for nearly four years, married for two. He is 29 and I am 28. For a lot of the time, I couldn't get my head around what exactly the problem was, except that he was critical of me and seemed insensitive to my needs and feelings. It was more that that, though. It was an all-around negativity that he seemed to have.\n\nHe has always been a teaser, and it seemed like the teasing was constant for a while. I asked him to stop. He stopped. Eventually, he started teasing again, but not as often.\n\nNow it's come to my attention that he's just kind of always been rude to me. When I make a mistake or do something obnoxious unintentionally (like shut a door a bit too hard), he will point it out, often accompanying it with \"DUDE!\" which for some reason strikes me as really rude and inconsiderate.\n\nHe's been working on it. He has pointed out an \"error\" one time in the last few days, and as soon as he did, he apologized. My concern is that it's gone on too long and I may never love him again. What do I do?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My spouse and I have been on the outs for a long time. We've been together for nearly four years, married for two. He is 29 and I am 28. For a lot of the time, I couldn't get my head around what exactly the problem was, except that he was critical of me and seemed insensitive to my needs and feelings. It was more that that, though. It was an all-around negativity that he seemed to have.\n\nHe has always been a teaser, and it seemed like the teasing was constant for a while. I asked him to stop. He stopped. Eventually, he started teasing again, but not as often.\n\nNow it's come to my attention that he's just kind of always been rude to me. When I make a mistake or do something obnoxious unintentionally (like shut a door a bit too hard), he will point it out, often accompanying it with \"DUDE!\" which for some reason strikes me as really rude and inconsiderate.\n\nHe's been working on it. He has pointed out an \"error\" one time in the last few days, and as soon as he did, he apologized. My concern is that it's gone on too long and I may never love him again. What do I do?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My spouse and I have been on the outs for a long time. We've been together for nearly four years, married for two. He is 29 and I am 28. For a lot of the time, I couldn't get my head around what exactly the problem was, except that he was critical of me and seemed insensitive to my needs and feelings. It was more that that, though. It was an all-around negativity that he seemed to have.\n\nHe has always been a teaser, and it seemed like the teasing was constant for a while. I asked him to stop. He stopped. Eventually, he started teasing again, but not as often.\n\nNow it's come to my attention that he's just kind of always been rude to me. When I make a mistake or do something obnoxious unintentionally (like shut a door a bit too hard), he will point it out, often accompanying it with \"DUDE!\" which for some reason strikes me as really rude and inconsiderate.\n\nHe's been working on it. He has pointed out an \"error\" one time in the last few days, and as soon as he did, he apologized. My concern is that it's gone on too long and I may never love him again. What do I do?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My spouse and I have been on the outs for a long time. We've been together for nearly four years, married for two. He is 29 and I am 28. For a lot of the time, I couldn't get my head around what exactly the problem was, except that he was critical of me and seemed insensitive to my needs and feelings. It was more that that, though. It was an all-around negativity that he seemed to have.\n\nHe has always been a teaser, and it seemed like the teasing was constant for a while. I asked him to stop. He stopped. Eventually, he started teasing again, but not as often.\n\nNow it's come to my attention that he's just kind of always been rude to me. When I make a mistake or do something obnoxious unintentionally (like shut a door a bit too hard), he will point it out, often accompanying it with \"DUDE!\" which for some reason strikes me as really rude and inconsiderate.\n\nHe's been working on it. He has pointed out an \"error\" one time in the last few days, and as soon as he did, he apologized. My concern is that it's gone on too long and I may never love him again. What do I do?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My spouse and I have been on the outs for a long time. We've been together for nearly four years, married for two. He is 29 and I am 28. For a lot of the time, I couldn't get my head around what exactly the problem was, except that he was critical of me and seemed insensitive to my needs and feelings. It was more that that, though. It was an all-around negativity that he seemed to have.\n\nHe has always been a teaser, and it seemed like the teasing was constant for a while. I asked him to stop. He stopped. Eventually, he started teasing again, but not as often.\n\nNow it's come to my attention that he's just kind of always been rude to me. When I make a mistake or do something obnoxious unintentionally (like shut a door a bit too hard), he will point it out, often accompanying it with \"DUDE!\" which for some reason strikes me as really rude and inconsiderate.\n\nHe's been working on it. He has pointed out an \"error\" one time in the last few days, and as soon as he did, he apologized. My concern is that it's gone on too long and I may never love him again. What do I do?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I met a girl a year ago who is now practically my best friend. We find each other attractive and have discussed that we would likely be dating if we lived closer and she wasn't with her current boyfriend.\n\nNow I have the option to move near by her school, but there is a problem. He has a rough history any is currently mega depressed about the monotony of his life. He stated that she was the only positive thing he has going for him and that he hates everything else, but isn't motivated to change anything. She doesn't want to be the one to dump him because he basically said that he will probably go back to cutting himself until he finds someone else like he has before.\n\nAdditionally, she isn't very strong in the sense that she really fears having anyone hate or dislike her (she realizes she needs to accept it sometimes but it's hard).\n\nWhat do I tell her? She gets really close to me in a flirty way and I want to firmly tell her to get her either stop or get her shit together, but she just doesn't know what to do and neither do I." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I met a girl a year ago who is now practically my best friend. We find each other attractive and have discussed that we would likely be dating if we lived closer and she wasn't with her current boyfriend.\n\nNow I have the option to move near by her school, but there is a problem. He has a rough history any is currently mega depressed about the monotony of his life. He stated that she was the only positive thing he has going for him and that he hates everything else, but isn't motivated to change anything. She doesn't want to be the one to dump him because he basically said that he will probably go back to cutting himself until he finds someone else like he has before.\n\nAdditionally, she isn't very strong in the sense that she really fears having anyone hate or dislike her (she realizes she needs to accept it sometimes but it's hard).\n\nWhat do I tell her? She gets really close to me in a flirty way and I want to firmly tell her to get her either stop or get her shit together, but she just doesn't know what to do and neither do I." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I met a girl a year ago who is now practically my best friend. We find each other attractive and have discussed that we would likely be dating if we lived closer and she wasn't with her current boyfriend.\n\nNow I have the option to move near by her school, but there is a problem. He has a rough history any is currently mega depressed about the monotony of his life. He stated that she was the only positive thing he has going for him and that he hates everything else, but isn't motivated to change anything. She doesn't want to be the one to dump him because he basically said that he will probably go back to cutting himself until he finds someone else like he has before.\n\nAdditionally, she isn't very strong in the sense that she really fears having anyone hate or dislike her (she realizes she needs to accept it sometimes but it's hard).\n\nWhat do I tell her? She gets really close to me in a flirty way and I want to firmly tell her to get her either stop or get her shit together, but she just doesn't know what to do and neither do I." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I met a girl a year ago who is now practically my best friend. We find each other attractive and have discussed that we would likely be dating if we lived closer and she wasn't with her current boyfriend.\n\nNow I have the option to move near by her school, but there is a problem. He has a rough history any is currently mega depressed about the monotony of his life. He stated that she was the only positive thing he has going for him and that he hates everything else, but isn't motivated to change anything. She doesn't want to be the one to dump him because he basically said that he will probably go back to cutting himself until he finds someone else like he has before.\n\nAdditionally, she isn't very strong in the sense that she really fears having anyone hate or dislike her (she realizes she needs to accept it sometimes but it's hard).\n\nWhat do I tell her? She gets really close to me in a flirty way and I want to firmly tell her to get her either stop or get her shit together, but she just doesn't know what to do and neither do I." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I met a girl a year ago who is now practically my best friend. We find each other attractive and have discussed that we would likely be dating if we lived closer and she wasn't with her current boyfriend.\n\nNow I have the option to move near by her school, but there is a problem. He has a rough history any is currently mega depressed about the monotony of his life. He stated that she was the only positive thing he has going for him and that he hates everything else, but isn't motivated to change anything. She doesn't want to be the one to dump him because he basically said that he will probably go back to cutting himself until he finds someone else like he has before.\n\nAdditionally, she isn't very strong in the sense that she really fears having anyone hate or dislike her (she realizes she needs to accept it sometimes but it's hard).\n\nWhat do I tell her? She gets really close to me in a flirty way and I want to firmly tell her to get her either stop or get her shit together, but she just doesn't know what to do and neither do I." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I met a girl a year ago who is now practically my best friend. We find each other attractive and have discussed that we would likely be dating if we lived closer and she wasn't with her current boyfriend.\n\nNow I have the option to move near by her school, but there is a problem. He has a rough history any is currently mega depressed about the monotony of his life. He stated that she was the only positive thing he has going for him and that he hates everything else, but isn't motivated to change anything. She doesn't want to be the one to dump him because he basically said that he will probably go back to cutting himself until he finds someone else like he has before.\n\nAdditionally, she isn't very strong in the sense that she really fears having anyone hate or dislike her (she realizes she needs to accept it sometimes but it's hard).\n\nWhat do I tell her? She gets really close to me in a flirty way and I want to firmly tell her to get her either stop or get her shit together, but she just doesn't know what to do and neither do I." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I received an inheritance when I was a minor and my dad put it into a Roth IRA with Janus. Unfortunately, he did this right before the dotcom bust around 2000 so it lost half its value right away, and of course the crash in 2008 didn't help. I heard from an Edward Jones guy that Janus used to be kind of risky but they've now \"learned from their mistakes.\" \n\nAt this point in my life I'm finally making enough money to add to my Roth and buy other mutual funds, etc. The fund my Roth IRA is attached to is [Janus Research D Fund]( Can someone with some expertise tell me if this is a decent fund? Also, I'm thinking about dropping some money into other mutual funds, ETF's, I-bonds, etc. I've always heard it's best just to stick with one company rather than spreading accounts across different brokers. Should I stick with Janus?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I received an inheritance when I was a minor and my dad put it into a Roth IRA with Janus. Unfortunately, he did this right before the dotcom bust around 2000 so it lost half its value right away, and of course the crash in 2008 didn't help. I heard from an Edward Jones guy that Janus used to be kind of risky but they've now \"learned from their mistakes.\" \n\nAt this point in my life I'm finally making enough money to add to my Roth and buy other mutual funds, etc. The fund my Roth IRA is attached to is [Janus Research D Fund]( Can someone with some expertise tell me if this is a decent fund? Also, I'm thinking about dropping some money into other mutual funds, ETF's, I-bonds, etc. I've always heard it's best just to stick with one company rather than spreading accounts across different brokers. Should I stick with Janus?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I received an inheritance when I was a minor and my dad put it into a Roth IRA with Janus. Unfortunately, he did this right before the dotcom bust around 2000 so it lost half its value right away, and of course the crash in 2008 didn't help. I heard from an Edward Jones guy that Janus used to be kind of risky but they've now \"learned from their mistakes.\" \n\nAt this point in my life I'm finally making enough money to add to my Roth and buy other mutual funds, etc. The fund my Roth IRA is attached to is [Janus Research D Fund]( Can someone with some expertise tell me if this is a decent fund? Also, I'm thinking about dropping some money into other mutual funds, ETF's, I-bonds, etc. I've always heard it's best just to stick with one company rather than spreading accounts across different brokers. Should I stick with Janus?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I received an inheritance when I was a minor and my dad put it into a Roth IRA with Janus. Unfortunately, he did this right before the dotcom bust around 2000 so it lost half its value right away, and of course the crash in 2008 didn't help. I heard from an Edward Jones guy that Janus used to be kind of risky but they've now \"learned from their mistakes.\" \n\nAt this point in my life I'm finally making enough money to add to my Roth and buy other mutual funds, etc. The fund my Roth IRA is attached to is [Janus Research D Fund]( Can someone with some expertise tell me if this is a decent fund? Also, I'm thinking about dropping some money into other mutual funds, ETF's, I-bonds, etc. I've always heard it's best just to stick with one company rather than spreading accounts across different brokers. Should I stick with Janus?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I received an inheritance when I was a minor and my dad put it into a Roth IRA with Janus. Unfortunately, he did this right before the dotcom bust around 2000 so it lost half its value right away, and of course the crash in 2008 didn't help. I heard from an Edward Jones guy that Janus used to be kind of risky but they've now \"learned from their mistakes.\" \n\nAt this point in my life I'm finally making enough money to add to my Roth and buy other mutual funds, etc. The fund my Roth IRA is attached to is [Janus Research D Fund]( Can someone with some expertise tell me if this is a decent fund? Also, I'm thinking about dropping some money into other mutual funds, ETF's, I-bonds, etc. I've always heard it's best just to stick with one company rather than spreading accounts across different brokers. Should I stick with Janus?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I have been dating this beautiful amazing girl for a little over a year now. She is literally EVERYTHING I have ever wanted to find in a woman, and I love her more than anything in the world. But, she has an extreme issue with her self-consciousness.\n\n She frequently talks poorly about her looks, expresses that she wishes she looked like someone else, talks frequently about plastic surgery, alterations, changing her face with makeup, ect ect ect. Now I'm a brother of 3 younger sisters, so I understand the whole makeup thing and stuff, but this is another level of self consciousness. She cries at night sometimes about how she looks, and I genuinely do not understand.\n She is so beautiful, average/athletic build, nice body, beautiful face, outstanding eyes, and so on and I tell her every single day at least once a day how beautiful she is, but this behavior has showed no sign of slowing and if anything, has gotten worse. It's really concerning me, and it really hurts my heart to see how much she dislikes her body. \nWhat can I do to make her feel better about herself, or at least help her arrive at the conclusion that she is as beautiful as I think she is?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I have been dating this beautiful amazing girl for a little over a year now. She is literally EVERYTHING I have ever wanted to find in a woman, and I love her more than anything in the world. But, she has an extreme issue with her self-consciousness.\n\n She frequently talks poorly about her looks, expresses that she wishes she looked like someone else, talks frequently about plastic surgery, alterations, changing her face with makeup, ect ect ect. Now I'm a brother of 3 younger sisters, so I understand the whole makeup thing and stuff, but this is another level of self consciousness. She cries at night sometimes about how she looks, and I genuinely do not understand.\n She is so beautiful, average/athletic build, nice body, beautiful face, outstanding eyes, and so on and I tell her every single day at least once a day how beautiful she is, but this behavior has showed no sign of slowing and if anything, has gotten worse. It's really concerning me, and it really hurts my heart to see how much she dislikes her body. \nWhat can I do to make her feel better about herself, or at least help her arrive at the conclusion that she is as beautiful as I think she is?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I have been dating this beautiful amazing girl for a little over a year now. She is literally EVERYTHING I have ever wanted to find in a woman, and I love her more than anything in the world. But, she has an extreme issue with her self-consciousness.\n\n She frequently talks poorly about her looks, expresses that she wishes she looked like someone else, talks frequently about plastic surgery, alterations, changing her face with makeup, ect ect ect. Now I'm a brother of 3 younger sisters, so I understand the whole makeup thing and stuff, but this is another level of self consciousness. She cries at night sometimes about how she looks, and I genuinely do not understand.\n She is so beautiful, average/athletic build, nice body, beautiful face, outstanding eyes, and so on and I tell her every single day at least once a day how beautiful she is, but this behavior has showed no sign of slowing and if anything, has gotten worse. It's really concerning me, and it really hurts my heart to see how much she dislikes her body. \nWhat can I do to make her feel better about herself, or at least help her arrive at the conclusion that she is as beautiful as I think she is?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I have been dating this beautiful amazing girl for a little over a year now. She is literally EVERYTHING I have ever wanted to find in a woman, and I love her more than anything in the world. But, she has an extreme issue with her self-consciousness.\n\n She frequently talks poorly about her looks, expresses that she wishes she looked like someone else, talks frequently about plastic surgery, alterations, changing her face with makeup, ect ect ect. Now I'm a brother of 3 younger sisters, so I understand the whole makeup thing and stuff, but this is another level of self consciousness. She cries at night sometimes about how she looks, and I genuinely do not understand.\n She is so beautiful, average/athletic build, nice body, beautiful face, outstanding eyes, and so on and I tell her every single day at least once a day how beautiful she is, but this behavior has showed no sign of slowing and if anything, has gotten worse. It's really concerning me, and it really hurts my heart to see how much she dislikes her body. \nWhat can I do to make her feel better about herself, or at least help her arrive at the conclusion that she is as beautiful as I think she is?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I have been dating this beautiful amazing girl for a little over a year now. She is literally EVERYTHING I have ever wanted to find in a woman, and I love her more than anything in the world. But, she has an extreme issue with her self-consciousness.\n\n She frequently talks poorly about her looks, expresses that she wishes she looked like someone else, talks frequently about plastic surgery, alterations, changing her face with makeup, ect ect ect. Now I'm a brother of 3 younger sisters, so I understand the whole makeup thing and stuff, but this is another level of self consciousness. She cries at night sometimes about how she looks, and I genuinely do not understand.\n She is so beautiful, average/athletic build, nice body, beautiful face, outstanding eyes, and so on and I tell her every single day at least once a day how beautiful she is, but this behavior has showed no sign of slowing and if anything, has gotten worse. It's really concerning me, and it really hurts my heart to see how much she dislikes her body. \nWhat can I do to make her feel better about herself, or at least help her arrive at the conclusion that she is as beautiful as I think she is?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I have been dating this beautiful amazing girl for a little over a year now. She is literally EVERYTHING I have ever wanted to find in a woman, and I love her more than anything in the world. But, she has an extreme issue with her self-consciousness.\n\n She frequently talks poorly about her looks, expresses that she wishes she looked like someone else, talks frequently about plastic surgery, alterations, changing her face with makeup, ect ect ect. Now I'm a brother of 3 younger sisters, so I understand the whole makeup thing and stuff, but this is another level of self consciousness. She cries at night sometimes about how she looks, and I genuinely do not understand.\n She is so beautiful, average/athletic build, nice body, beautiful face, outstanding eyes, and so on and I tell her every single day at least once a day how beautiful she is, but this behavior has showed no sign of slowing and if anything, has gotten worse. It's really concerning me, and it really hurts my heart to see how much she dislikes her body. \nWhat can I do to make her feel better about herself, or at least help her arrive at the conclusion that she is as beautiful as I think she is?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So we have only been dating for 6 months, but I(M,23) fell in love with her(F,22) 10+ years ago and have been chasing her since. We were great friends for that whole time(on and off a bit for whatever reasons) so we have a sturdy foundation. The last 6 months have been great and pretty close to what I imagined us being intimate/romantic would be. I know we are both young, but I am fairly convinced we will last. If I could have my way, we would continue dating for at least a year or more before any big decisions were made but her moving to TX puts a cramp on that plan. I wont do long distance so my options are either move to TX with her or end the relationship(which I in no way want to do). Any idvice/help out there? I am also deeply in love with the PNW but have heard a lot of good things about the greater Austin area, it would just be a big change for me as I've only lived on the west coast, and on waterfront for that mater my whole life." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So we have only been dating for 6 months, but I(M,23) fell in love with her(F,22) 10+ years ago and have been chasing her since. We were great friends for that whole time(on and off a bit for whatever reasons) so we have a sturdy foundation. The last 6 months have been great and pretty close to what I imagined us being intimate/romantic would be. I know we are both young, but I am fairly convinced we will last. If I could have my way, we would continue dating for at least a year or more before any big decisions were made but her moving to TX puts a cramp on that plan. I wont do long distance so my options are either move to TX with her or end the relationship(which I in no way want to do). Any idvice/help out there? I am also deeply in love with the PNW but have heard a lot of good things about the greater Austin area, it would just be a big change for me as I've only lived on the west coast, and on waterfront for that mater my whole life." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So we have only been dating for 6 months, but I(M,23) fell in love with her(F,22) 10+ years ago and have been chasing her since. We were great friends for that whole time(on and off a bit for whatever reasons) so we have a sturdy foundation. The last 6 months have been great and pretty close to what I imagined us being intimate/romantic would be. I know we are both young, but I am fairly convinced we will last. If I could have my way, we would continue dating for at least a year or more before any big decisions were made but her moving to TX puts a cramp on that plan. I wont do long distance so my options are either move to TX with her or end the relationship(which I in no way want to do). Any idvice/help out there? I am also deeply in love with the PNW but have heard a lot of good things about the greater Austin area, it would just be a big change for me as I've only lived on the west coast, and on waterfront for that mater my whole life." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So we have only been dating for 6 months, but I(M,23) fell in love with her(F,22) 10+ years ago and have been chasing her since. We were great friends for that whole time(on and off a bit for whatever reasons) so we have a sturdy foundation. The last 6 months have been great and pretty close to what I imagined us being intimate/romantic would be. I know we are both young, but I am fairly convinced we will last. If I could have my way, we would continue dating for at least a year or more before any big decisions were made but her moving to TX puts a cramp on that plan. I wont do long distance so my options are either move to TX with her or end the relationship(which I in no way want to do). Any idvice/help out there? I am also deeply in love with the PNW but have heard a lot of good things about the greater Austin area, it would just be a big change for me as I've only lived on the west coast, and on waterfront for that mater my whole life." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So we have only been dating for 6 months, but I(M,23) fell in love with her(F,22) 10+ years ago and have been chasing her since. We were great friends for that whole time(on and off a bit for whatever reasons) so we have a sturdy foundation. The last 6 months have been great and pretty close to what I imagined us being intimate/romantic would be. I know we are both young, but I am fairly convinced we will last. If I could have my way, we would continue dating for at least a year or more before any big decisions were made but her moving to TX puts a cramp on that plan. I wont do long distance so my options are either move to TX with her or end the relationship(which I in no way want to do). Any idvice/help out there? I am also deeply in love with the PNW but have heard a lot of good things about the greater Austin area, it would just be a big change for me as I've only lived on the west coast, and on waterfront for that mater my whole life." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So we have only been dating for 6 months, but I(M,23) fell in love with her(F,22) 10+ years ago and have been chasing her since. We were great friends for that whole time(on and off a bit for whatever reasons) so we have a sturdy foundation. The last 6 months have been great and pretty close to what I imagined us being intimate/romantic would be. I know we are both young, but I am fairly convinced we will last. If I could have my way, we would continue dating for at least a year or more before any big decisions were made but her moving to TX puts a cramp on that plan. I wont do long distance so my options are either move to TX with her or end the relationship(which I in no way want to do). Any idvice/help out there? I am also deeply in love with the PNW but have heard a lot of good things about the greater Austin area, it would just be a big change for me as I've only lived on the west coast, and on waterfront for that mater my whole life." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I know Fresh Prince was huge with white audiences, but I wonder if it was watched as widely by black tv viewers. On a continuum of sitcoms starring black families, ranked by percentage of viewers who were white v black, my inclination would be to put The Fresh Prince at the \"higher percentage white\" end, The Cosby Show and Family Matters would fall somewhere near the middle, while all of the Tyler Perry sitcoms are at the opposite end of the spectrum. \n\nI'm wondering if this inclination seems accurate to anyone else, though, particularly black people and those with (even admittedly anecdotal) experience with tv viewing trends of black households." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I know Fresh Prince was huge with white audiences, but I wonder if it was watched as widely by black tv viewers. On a continuum of sitcoms starring black families, ranked by percentage of viewers who were white v black, my inclination would be to put The Fresh Prince at the \"higher percentage white\" end, The Cosby Show and Family Matters would fall somewhere near the middle, while all of the Tyler Perry sitcoms are at the opposite end of the spectrum. \n\nI'm wondering if this inclination seems accurate to anyone else, though, particularly black people and those with (even admittedly anecdotal) experience with tv viewing trends of black households." }