Chris George Carlos
Posted on November 12, 2007
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Chris George Carlos is in a little bit of hot water or cold water as of late. Atlanta is currently in the middle of a water crisis and Chris George Carlos is allegedly using 390,000 gallons of water a month just by himself.
Chris George Carlos is using more water by himself than an estimated 60 family households would use. That is insane, how could he possibly use that much water even if he was trying to use that much.
It seems Chris George Carlos is going to have a lot of angry neighbors on hand if he does not curb his current behavior. We will follow the story and provide any breaking news updates regarding it.
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What is wrong with this guy? Sounds like he is into something illegal given his total disregard for humanity’s needs. Does anyone know what he does for a living? Hit him in his wallet hard. That is probably the only thing he cares for. What is wrong with the government officials in that area. They have it in their power to set a cutoff level on water usage. Other communities in the drought areas are doing it. If he’s using 400,000 gallons per average month, then make a law effective immediately limiting noncommercial use to 150,000 gallons per month. 2nd warning costs you $100,000 and third warning gets you shutoff. Wonder if this guy is connected in some way to the people in power in Georgia?
Not that I condone his water usage (yes, I am a resident of the Atlanta area too) but what gives the media the right to expose this guy, photograph his house and report his personal water usage information? A little privacy, please!
Becky - Freedom of the Speech; Shine the light of day on the water hog.
Freedom of Speech!
What Georgia needs is more people like Carlos, more development, millions more people, more consumers and more bad government. Let’s cut a few more billion trees and concrete the whole state. Suppose we got a water problem? It hasn’t rained much here since February, Lake Lanier is almost back to before the dam and Sept. 20 is a little late for Cobb County to worry about water. Carlos can still fill his pool 26 times next month after the 10% cutback (assuming his pool is only twice as big as the norm). Our good governor prayed for rain publicly after it was predicted the next day. Good ‘job’ Sonny. Let’s all squat and squint for rain. I have an issue with the 10% bit. Can Cobb county or any county actually penalize any poor family for flushing their one toilet? What about a per capita limit on water usage? Screw the limit per 1000 sq. ft. of dwelling, acreage or the usage last year. Give every person equal gallons. Beyond that they pay the price of gasoline per gallon. 440,000 gallons in one month? Is something wrong with greed, abuse and ignorance? It’s beyond bad comedy.