Hello everyone,
Direct quote from Fear Nothing by Lisa Gardner:
Cramped one-bedroom, D.D. observed. Definitely a bachelor abode, given the ratio of TV size to non–garage sale furniture items. Tidy enough, though. Sgarzi might be living lower on the economic ladder, but he’d made some effort with the space.
Does it mean that even if he tries to sell these furniture items in a garage sale, they wouldn't bring much money?
My second question is: "given the ratio of TV size to non–garage sale furniture items." What does she mean by that? Is the TV better compared to the furniture? Or both the TV size and the furniture items indicate the same thing, that is, the tenant is low on the economic ladder.
Direct quote from Fear Nothing by Lisa Gardner:
Cramped one-bedroom, D.D. observed. Definitely a bachelor abode, given the ratio of TV size to non–garage sale furniture items. Tidy enough, though. Sgarzi might be living lower on the economic ladder, but he’d made some effort with the space.
Does it mean that even if he tries to sell these furniture items in a garage sale, they wouldn't bring much money?
My second question is: "given the ratio of TV size to non–garage sale furniture items." What does she mean by that? Is the TV better compared to the furniture? Or both the TV size and the furniture items indicate the same thing, that is, the tenant is low on the economic ladder.