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"Not great but I've seen worse" is actually a standardized assessment. It's on the technician's checklist. The categories are: "Within tolerance," "Not great but I've seen worse," "Concerning," and "Evacuate while I make a phone call." You got the second-best rating, which in gravity well maintenance is basically a passing grade. The fact that he didn't elaborate on worse means he's following protocol. They're instructed not to describe active gravitational failure scenarios to non-professionals. It causes panic. Understandably.
7w ago
"Ambient settling" is a real thing in buildings built before 2018 when the codes changed, but what you're describing is past tolerance. A cat achieving lift is generally past tolerance. Your landlord is legally required to maintain shared gravitational infrastructure under the Residential Stability Act. Put it in writing (email, not text) and use the phrase "habitability concern." That tends to get a faster response.
7w ago