Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy roommate drama that’s sure to make your jaw drop! Our protagonist, a 21-year-old student, finds herself in a sticky situation with her roomie, Chloe, and her mischievous 4-year-old son, Jay. Things were going swimmingly for the first 5 months, but then… disaster struck! Get ready for a wild ride filled with sneaky kids, flushed phones, and a whole lot of drama!
Roomie Drama: The Toilet Phone Fiasco!
️ 5 Months of Peace… Until Now! ⏳
No Cocomelon for You, Kid! ♀️
Sorry, Jay! Mommy’s Hogging the TV!
️♀️ Sneaky Jay and the Case of the Missing Toy
Something’s Fishy…
The Great iPhone Flush!
Pissed Off and Demanding Payment!
The £150 iPhone 8 Dilemma
No Clogs, No Problems?
Single Mom Can’t Afford It!
Broke Student vs. Single Mom
⚖️ Taking It to Small Claims Court! ⚖️
“You’re a Monster!”
♀️ Legal Rights vs. Being an A-hole
Landlord to the Rescue? ♂️
Plumber’s Treasure Hunt
The Great iPhone Flush: Who’s the Real A-hole?
Well, well, well… looks like we’ve got ourselves a real doozy of a situation here! Our poor protagonist just wanted to get some work done, but little Jay had other plans. One minute, the phone’s there, and the next… *flush*! Gone forever! Now, Chloe’s crying, our girl’s considering small claims court, and the landlord’s “looking into it.” ️♂️ Talk about a mess! But here’s the real question: who’s the a-hole in this situation? Is it the broke student demanding payment, the single mom who can’t afford it, or the sneaky kid who started this whole fiasco? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this toilet phone drama!
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Flushing your phone? NTA, but get ready for clogging issues
Flushed phone?! NTA. Roommate pays, kid punished.
NTA- Inform landlord, review lease, set up payment plan, secure room.
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Reminder to Chloe about small claims court, NTA comment.
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File a claim, she won’t pay. NTA.
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NTA. Roommate irresponsible for leaving phone accessible to child.
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Roommate damages phone, mom slams demand for payment. #NTA
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NTA. Teach the child right from wrong. Consider small claims court.
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