For a second I thought my father in law follow me on twitter - but turns out that it's my bro in law. https://t.co/QrXsfrzSsO
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It seems that the post does not mention anything related to maintenance report feedback for a public flat house. The term "bro law" suggests that the post may be related to a personal relationship or social issue, but it does not pertain to a maintenance report for a public housing facility.