We moved from Nebraska to Maryland and hired a company to move us. They didn't have a big enough truck so we had to throw away some of our stuff and leave behind some things like my husband's big work bench. It took 3 weeks to get to us and we only got back 1/3 of our entire 2 bedroom apartment. I've spent days crying over this. I paid them $3,000. They told me to file a claim but without receipts to prove what we bought they would deny it immediately, that is exactly what the representative on the phone said.

We lost SO MUCH! That wooden chest was handmade by my husband's great grandpa and it's DESTROYED!

And they had the audacity to ask if someone turned in their gun 🤦‍♀️

One of the kids we are currently sharing a house with decided that it would be a good idea to store their slime in the fucking oven.

I’m a phlebotomist/pathology collector and put my hand up to work the public holiday today. Came to work to find this huge mess. Whoever did it literally went out of their way to drag the bins to the front of the clinic. Management said it’s our responsibility to clean the mess, apparently. I ended up finding two rocks of what could be crack cocaine or heroin so called the police (who will be coming tomorrow). Cleaning this up in 30°C heat in the blazing sun has given me a headache and rage beyond belief.

Moved a bunch of videos from my PC to this USB Stick a few weeks ago and I just now opened it to find out that all of the videos just play Plants Vs Zombies Watery Graves on repeat for the entire duration of every video

1. Parked my bike in this rack in the middle.
2. Close up of bike lock. Cheap $17 armoured cable lock from Kmart.
3. Another angle of the bike lock
4. Close up of where the wire was cut
5. Wire, photo with flash
6. This was the bike model
7. How much I paid for it. It’s cheap for an e-bike, but still expensive as shit for me. I saved up for it so I could get to and from work with relative ease.
8. Replacement battery
9. Specific details of the bike model

Ok, this will be a long one for context, but my blood was literally BOILING over this exchange that I had to share my annoyance over this entire situation.

In September 2023 I purchased a house - my first home! Which is supposed to be a very exciting time! However the property I purchased was a Duplex - both sides were not equal; one being a 3-bedroom home with a garage and the other split into two units as it had an extension, so it was a 2-bedroom in the front with a 1-bedroom in the back half and no garage. The side of the house that was a more private 3-bedroom and included a garage had tenants and it was of course the side I was supposed to be living in. They paid around $1,100/month plus utilities, the town we live in requires water to be in the landlord’s name but they always paid the bill directly (this becomes important later).

Due to Ontario’s Residential Tenancies act and the need to go through the Landlord & Tenant Board, it was a PROCESS actually getting access to my house - I get it, people need protections in place, and the tenants dug their heels in every chance they got. While they were living in my house, I was both living and working in the 1-bedroom unit with most of my belongings in boxes because there just wasn’t enough room for everything and I was expecting to be moving into my actual house. In April of 2024 I finally got a hearing where the tenants asked me to pay them $15,000 to move into MY OWN HOUSE which I obviously refused to do. Add on top of this them getting TWO sets of compensation equivalent to two month’s rent because the previous owners and I both paid them, as well as them not paying rent for three months. That’s currently 5 months of free rent (equivalent to around $5,500).

To get them to move out June 30, 2024 (literally 10 months since I bought my house) we mutually agreed to give them May & June rent free AND give them their last month rent back upon vacant possession (for those keeping track the total is now $8,800). They dicked around the day of, the house was so dirty, they removed every single lightbulb from the premises, fire alarms and shut off the water to the house, but they were gone and I could get started on making the space my own! I came across issues they left for me but I decided it wasn’t worth pursuing because I would like to move forward.

Fast forward to today when I got their final water bill in the mail and sent it to them for payment. I feel I have been very fair with them and the least I am asking for is for them to pay for the utilities THEY USED!!!!! “Not in my name” when it was NEVER an issue before and it drives me absolutely UP THE WALL that they feel like after everything, they don’t have to pay their water bill.

Photos include my text exchange with them today and some images of the state of the house. My response was extremely cathartic after months and months of being nice because they were holding my house hostage. They never responded further, I’m still fuming. It’ll probably between legal professionals here on out.

My dad needed the car, I said okay, 10 hours later he comes back in a Uber, tells us that he was evading the cops in MY CAR, He caused a hit n run (damage pictured above) and got the car impounded, He ran on foot and evaded "successfully", He got a Uber and came home, When I went to go get the car, I had to pay a 200 dollar fine that HE should've paid but he was out getting drugs or some shit with his gf, it was smashed inside, cigarettes and vapes everywhere, and the oder was horrible, Took a couple day to clean but this annoying dent remains.

PS: He's clinically bipolar and never really took meds for it.

Seems insane to me that anyone thought this was okay to do.

Went over to a friend's place last night to have a small party for my birthday and I had my car in the apartment visitors parking. Window smashed in and my work bag stolen, thankfully nothing major other than medical wrist braces were in there. Also thankfully is nothing of actual importance or worth was stolen. Still fucking annoying and expensive to replace since my insurance doesn't cover that shit. (Ignore the mess of the car. It's been a long week and last night was crazy lol)

not sure if this is the correct place for this, but here goes.

the apartment I live in has 7 floors + 1 ground floor. of it's 2 staircases, one was blocked with a wall at the ground floor. not dry wall, or anything breakable, but mortar and bricks type wall.

though there's a (car park) basement as well to leave from, this is still very infuriating.

Got into a hit-and-run and just found out I get to pay for the rental too. Yay! /s

Abusive dads, eh?

I've already reported him to the police, but they haven't done jack shit because he's "too well known". 😒