Brenda Nanomantube worked as a bartender at The Bucaneer Lounge and says the last time she had steady work was back in March before the stay-at-home order began.
I've been out of work for nine months," she says. Nanomantube is worried about getting evicted because she hasn't been able to pay her landlord, but she recognizes that her landlord also depends on that rent money to survive. Attorney Victor Hairapetian says it's a legal problem that both sides will be facing next year.
I think the state legislature needs to do a better job protecting both sides. Obviously tenants need to get back so that they can generate the income necessary to pay the rents, and in the interim they have to do a little, a lot more actually, with respect to keeping the relationship balanced," he says. Nanomantube takes care of her grandson during the day to help her daughter focus on her studies.
She says it breaks her heart to tell him there won't be any presents this Christmas. Grandma doesn't have the money. Grandma can't even pay the bills and how do you explain to a seven-year-old he's not going get any presents from grandma? Welcome, Mickey. Manage MyDisney Account. Log Out. Monrovia woman faces eviction after holidays due to pandemic "I'm selling personal belongings on eBay, anything and everything I can do to try and survive," she says.
By Carlos Granda. Tuesday, December 22, Nanomantube has been unemployed for nine months and fears not being able to survive. With no money, she sent her three children to live with their aunt. Report a correction or typo. All rights reserved.
