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| − | After [[Ned]] bought [[742 Evergreen Terrace]], and the Simspons fell behind on the rent, [[Homer]] cited a tip from the book to help them keep the house: specifically, that the "evictee will be granted a stay of eviction if said household includes a resident aged 65 or over". | + | After [[Ned]] bought [[742 Evergreen Terrace]], and the Simspons fell behind on the rent, [[Homer]] cited a tip from the book to help them keep the house: specifically, that the "evictee will be granted a stay of eviction if said household includes a resident aged 65 or over". Then, acting on the tip, he moved [[Grampa]] from [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] to live in the house with the family. |
== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
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Simply Unevictable: A Tenant's Guide
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Book Information
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Simply Unevictable: A Tenant's Guide is a book about how tenants can prevent, or at least delay, being evicted from rental housing.
History
After Ned bought 742 Evergreen Terrace, and the Simspons fell behind on the rent, Homer cited a tip from the book to help them keep the house: specifically, that the "evictee will be granted a stay of eviction if said household includes a resident aged 65 or over". Then, acting on the tip, he moved Grampa from Springfield Retirement Castle to live in the house with the family.
Behind the Laughter
The book's title is a wordplay on the 1988 song "Simply Irresistible" by Robert Palmer.
