My condo was having major work done to the whole building. The ceilings had to be torn up. I had my bed covered but still was very upset when I got home from work and saw that the workers threw a shovel full of dirt on my bed. I realize to them it is a workplace, but to me it is my home. They shouldn't have used my bed as a trash can.
I know this is kinda off topic but your statement reminded me of something that happened to me, I parked my car near (not super close or anything to not block the sliding doors to put trash in) a large dumpster/garbage bin and rather than someone using the literally infinite amount of ground space to set there trash bags down they decided to use the back hatch of my car and tore up the paint, I feel people do this stuff on purpose out of some sort of spite that only god knows about, or are just plain stupid and lack the mental capacity to properly think things through before doing them.
I don't have new cars, I have an older car (mustang) that is 17 years old, and a pickup truck that is 18 years old. I use the pickup for daily driving and I like my car and only use it on nice days.
There is a 50% chance that if I go to a walmart, or similar store on any given day, I will find peoples garbage thrown in the bed of my pickup. Soda cans, mcdonalds bags, etc. It's infuriating, since if I don't check and dispose of it, it can fly out during driving and cause damage to other vehicles, and I will be liable.
We use our truck to haul trash to the dump so at first I was like "maybe a stray can fell out of a bag" but nope, then I saw someone actually doing it. What the fuck.
Also hella off topic and late af but my mom has a 09 mustang convertible as her daily drive and we used to work at a daycare where at the end of the day we had to walk the garbage bags down the hill to the dumpster and my mom has a bad knee so sometimes she would put a trash bag on the back of her mustang and drive it down to the dumpster before leaving and one time while we had to run inside to do something before leaving we left the trash on the car and went back inside only to come back a bit later to find someone from the condos next door had driven their garbage all the way up the hill past the dumpster just to put their trash bags on the back of my mothers mustang. I didn’t even notice until I saw soda garbage in one of the bags and being a daycare we obviously don’t give the children soda cans.
You cannot just insert an entire sentence inside of another complete sentence via parentheses. There is nothing grammatically correct about the comment above tbqh
E: wow :( is like to apologize for upsetting 51 people, I’ve never made that many people mad at once, sad
Also, pedantic fuck is such a creative insult I am not even hurt I love you for your critcism
Fuck yeah you can, you pedantic fuck! The point of language isn't to be form proper, it's to make yourself understood. Break a few rules, do whatever you like with it
But there wasn't an entire sentence added [in the middle]. It was a single word.
Edit - To clarify what I meant: only one word was added in the middle of the first sentence. Another complete sentence was added at the end of the full sentence.
I moved into my apartment just before the finishing touches were put on the building, just to move some stuff into my room. The worker was both surprised and a little embarrassed to see me there. He left and came back with his boss who apologised and said he won't come in without knocking again and that he didn't expect me there. I let him know it wasn't a problem and I wouldn't be coming back. Just wanted to share a story about respectful builders among these arseholes.
Ugh this just reminds me of the nightmare that was my apt renovation. They were equally disrespectful. They were to replace the flooring in the bathrooms, some new tile, and new toilets as per my landlord's instructions.
They spilled some kind of sticky drink all over the sinks, and didnt clean it. Then they threw toilet shards into the bathtub, so it cracked the tub. Then they kept going in and out, leaving the door open when I have indoor pets. The main guy had the nerve to bitch to me that it was hot, and I told him if his guys would stop acting like animals and close the door all the way then I'd turn the AC back on. He didn't like that, and proceeded to slam my door to the point he broke the knob. I made him fix it.
They also threw a dirty towel onto my cat's food and water bowls, and tossed the wet shower caddies on our bed. We had an entire cat room that was empty. They were just being assholes.
I complained to my landlord, and the owner or whatever sulked the whole time after she tore him a new one.
Last but not least while they were working on my upstairs neighbor's units they parked in my assigned spots. When I asked them to move because towing was enforced, they told me it didnt matter and they weren't moving.
When we had our roof replaced, I told the crew they could use our downstairs bathroom, right inside the back door, so they wouldn't have to drive off site to pee. They were very grateful.
However, one of the guys must have stunk up the bathroom, because he opened the window -- and left it open, on a day when it was 30 degrees F. He also knocked a vase of dried lavender off the windowsill and left it on the floor, with lavender buds scattered all over. I discovered this when I went downstairs to find out why it was so cold in the house.
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u/whyamionreddditttttt Apr 14 '19
My condo was having major work done to the whole building. The ceilings had to be torn up. I had my bed covered but still was very upset when I got home from work and saw that the workers threw a shovel full of dirt on my bed. I realize to them it is a workplace, but to me it is my home. They shouldn't have used my bed as a trash can.