jacktripper1
07-19-2006, 12:59 AM
In 3's Company it took various incarnations of the 3 room mates to pay the rent and keep their apt. running. In the beginning, Mr. Roper actually owned the Apt. building. Technically, he could live there for free & just maintain the building. I mean, what's he to do, pay himself?? You figure both he & Mrs. Roper were old enough to draw Social Security. Even though she did try to work in an episode, You can work so many hours & still draw SS. Mr. Furley's brother Bart bought the building from Mr. Roper. Mr. Furley, you figure, how extravigant his apt. was laid out & as flashy as he dressed, & as old as he was too, he had money & drew SS too. My question is:
If it took 3 people to pay the rent in one apt., & 2 different sets of people probably drew SS & had some sort of savings, how did Larry afford to live in the same apt. complex & he was only a used car salesman & lived by himself?Especially during the rent increase? Just thought of this. A glitch in the storylines, maybe?? Was un-thought of? Usually, in apt. complex's unless it's a 1 bedroom or 2 bedroom, or some other special circumstances, everybody usually pays the same rent. How did he do it by himself when he was only a used car salesman??
If it took 3 people to pay the rent in one apt., & 2 different sets of people probably drew SS & had some sort of savings, how did Larry afford to live in the same apt. complex & he was only a used car salesman & lived by himself?Especially during the rent increase? Just thought of this. A glitch in the storylines, maybe?? Was un-thought of? Usually, in apt. complex's unless it's a 1 bedroom or 2 bedroom, or some other special circumstances, everybody usually pays the same rent. How did he do it by himself when he was only a used car salesman??