Other people can be... the worst, let's face it. Perfect strangers, roommates, even people in your own family can make you want to completely give up on humanity every once in a while.
I'm sure these people had it worse than most of us, though. Their interactions with others seem a little more than just mildly infuriating, if you know what I mean.
Not only is it a good quality knife, but it was a gift, too. I'm sure the roommate meant well, but you just don't touch someone else's knives.
Man, I really feel bad for whoever might marry that brother in the future. Hopefully he'll get his entitlement sorted out before then.
Something tells me one of OP's neighbors doesn't have a lot of spatial awareness. Though... I'd probably do something about it before the three-day mark.
How... does that even happen? And the fact that the person who did it just said "sorry" like that was going to do anything. I swear, some people have all the nerve.
I think the worst part about this is that there's nothing you can do until the other person comes back. But like, talk about that person being the most inconsiderate cyclist on the planet.
Ah, siblings. They're family, and yet so difficult to live with. Why do I feel like the sister would find a way to blame OP for this...?
"He has put every one he didn't use in the top freezer shelf where they've been accumulating for around 2 and a half years."
Why not... just throw them out. Is that really so hard?
I don't want to know why somebody thought it was a good idea to bite a gym seat. But... there it is. Don't you just love it when a few weirdos ruin it for everyone else?
Yeah, you can definitely tell when the delivery guy reads the labels on a box versus when they don't. I guess this guy was just in a hurry?
There are some people out there who get mad at you for the smallest, most nonsensical reasons. All you can do is shrug and ignore them.
Yeah... I'd be quitting my job in a hurry if they tried to enforce a rule like this. Being a minute or two late isn't that important in the grand scheme of things. But keeping somebody 10, 20, 30 minutes late because of it is criminal.
I really hope the cousin offers to help clean. After all, it's their mess.
Yeah, I definitely wouldn't want to be touching someone else's clothes. But I'd also probably try to move it myself. Leaving your laundry in a shared machine is downright inconsiderate!
Don't you just love it when someone else's blunder messes up your car? I'm sure that person isn't going to pay for the removal, either.
See, if this isn't something you'd do at home, it shouldn't be something you do in public. And if you do sit on your tables at home, you should probably stop doing that.
"There's a permanent fence line and patio area that clearly line the property and he's lived here for 2 years and has never done this before."
We all have that one neighbor that makes us want to go off the grid every now and then.
I mean, OP's first mistake was talking to a guy on Snapchat. But still, the "Lol" at the end really doesn't make this any less of an uncomfortable read.
I swear, there needs to be a special no-fly list for people who lack consideration for others. Your comfort on a plane shouldn't also inconvenience the people around you. Like, that's just basic decency.
That's pretty gross. Even if it is packaged, why would you want to sit directly on raw chicken? What happens if somebody actually wanted to grab some? Would he get up, or pass chicken to them?
Whoever cut this dude's hair did a pretty bad job. And of course, he wouldn't notice until someone pointed it out to him. I guess this guy is gonna have to wear a hat to his wedding or something.
