@strangesmell

Hey @neynar a personal question. I took my nephew under my wing at work and he is flying solo at the moment in a different time zone at one of our properties. My boss and owner of many properties landed at said property and has a very dry sense of humor. The only time I have seen him actually smile is when we find a way to cut 500k to 1M out of a proposal and stick that back in his pocket. Anyways... My boss lands and gets his finger in every pie and micromanages everything to his exact requirements except... Me and my Nephew are wild cards! We come in and destroy and build and just pretty much undercut everybody and find ways to save money on unconventional ways. So neither my nephew nor myself speak spanish and we are having some staffing issues in the maintenance department. My nephew has stepped up to train some new guys working only 12 hrs per day which is a step back. Boss (owner) comes up and whispers "persons no grata" to nephew. This an an obvious mix of English and Spanish but based on the context of this cast intrepret the meaning of that three word sentence please.

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