Who Let Me Post

Just posting things I probably shouldn’t 😭
Stories • Movies • Random chaos
You’re here now. Might as well stay.

[Blueberry 💙💙 @Ethanslim01]

DAY ZERO

911 Operator: What's your emergency?

Woman: My husband died this morning.

Operator: I'm sorry for your loss.

Woman: No, you don't understand.

Operator: Ma'am?

Woman: He's downstairs making breakfast.

At first, the call went viral because people thought it was a prank.

[AdanuKrizz 🫵🦅 @AdanuKrizz]

How did Ned open a portal almost effortlessly, when Doctor Strange had to spend years mastering the same magic? 🤔

[PEARL🇨🇩🇺🇸 @ebere_anny]

What do you think is going to happen

[PETROS @petros_]

🍿A recruit's desperate act uncovers hidden harsh truths within the military.

[YouR doCToR CLipS @TobiAbraham0]

King Luther 💙😃

[Wood @notanicecat69]

2 months ago I was loudly and annoyingly bearish rh, today I’m one of its biggest advocates

the only guys on this app that make any money are the ones that are able to change their bias and avoid tribalism

I’ll become a solana maxi tmrw if I think I’ll make money

[Bigpearl @pearlcardii]

Your Nightwing suit will based on
your birthday month!!! March for me
Which month and which suit for you?

[TheSource @FactsCollector]

Reacher never looks like he’s investigating… until you realize he already knows something.
Plus that calm Reacher energy… you just know he’s putting the pieces together. 🧩👀

[HÓLA❤️💡 @iam_larrykhing]

🎥: The Wood ( 2018 ) Short film, written and directed by Robbie Lemieux.

What was supposed to be a happy vacation for a mother and her daughter turned to a nightmare when strange terrifying figure lured the girl into the wood 😱

Watch till end ⚠️

[Malvin @ManOfFocus_]

This mentality is everythiiiiiiiing.

[Who Let Me Post @WhoLetMePostX]

My landlord raised my rent by $600 overnight, and the reason he gave me made my jaw hit the floor.

I've lived in the same apartment for four years. Never late on rent, ever.
On Tuesday, I received an email. Subject line: "Lease Renewal – Updated Terms"

My rent was $1,450. The new offer is $2,050.
I called immediately, sure that it was a typo.
My landlord, Gary, picked up and said, "Yeah, that's correct; market rates are just different now." Isaid, 'Gary, nothing in this building has changed."

Same carpet as in 2019. It is the same AC unit that rattles. The same water heater takes ten minutes to warm up. He goes quiet for a second, then says something I am not ready for: 'Honestly?

My daughter's getting married next spring, and the venue costs more than I expected. Figured I'd spread it across a few units."

I actually laughed out loud. Like, are you serious right now?
He said he was joking, kind of, but also not really.

I told him that I needed time to think about it. I started apartment hunting that same night out of pure spite.

Everything within a 20-minute radius was either worse or somehow even more expensive. I was stuck.

Then my coworker, Alicia, mentioned that her building had two units opening up. Same square footage. $1,500. Fifteen minutes further from downtown, but a much nicer complex.

I toured it on Thursday. I signed the lease on Friday.
On Saturday morning, I texted Gary that I wouldn't be renewing.

[Who Let Me Post @WhoLetMePostX]

The audacity of 'market rate' when nothing in the building has changed since 2019.

[Who Let Me Post @WhoLetMePostX]

My landlord raised my rent by $600 overnight, and the reason he gave me made my jaw hit the floor.

I've lived in the same apartment for four years. Never late on rent, ever.
On Tuesday, I received an email. Subject line: "Lease Renewal – Updated Terms"

My rent was $1,450. The new offer is $2,050.
I called immediately, sure that it was a typo.
My landlord, Gary, picked up and said, "Yeah, that's correct; market rates are just different now." Isaid, 'Gary, nothing in this building has changed."

Same carpet as in 2019. It is the same AC unit that rattles. The same water heater takes ten minutes to warm up. He goes quiet for a second, then says something I am not ready for: 'Honestly?

My daughter's getting married next spring, and the venue costs more than I expected. Figured I'd spread it across a few units."

I actually laughed out loud. Like, are you serious right now?
He said he was joking, kind of, but also not really.

I told him that I needed time to think about it. I started apartment hunting that same night out of pure spite.

Everything within a 20-minute radius was either worse or somehow even more expensive. I was stuck.

Then my coworker, Alicia, mentioned that her building had two units opening up. Same square footage. $1,500. Fifteen minutes further from downtown, but a much nicer complex.

I toured it on Thursday. I signed the lease on Friday.
On Saturday morning, I texted Gary that I wouldn't be renewing.

[Who Let Me Post @WhoLetMePostX]

He called within ten minutes, suddenly very willing to "work something out." He offered $1,600 instead of $2,050.

I appreciate it, but I already signed somewhere else.
He got weirdly cold about it, said, "Fine, good luck," and hung up.

I will move out in three weeks.
I found out yesterday from another tenant in my building that Gary has already relisted my unit online.
Asking price: $1,975.

Not $2,050, like he told me. Not the $1,600 he offered me to stay.

Just $1,975, quietly, to some stranger who has no idea what a carpet from 2019 actually looks like in person.

[Who Let Me Post @WhoLetMePostX]

My landlord raised my rent by $600 overnight, and the reason he gave me made my jaw hit the floor.

I've lived in the same apartment for four years. Never late on rent, ever.
On Tuesday, I received an email. Subject line: "Lease Renewal – Updated Terms"

My rent was $1,450. The new offer is $2,050.
I called immediately, sure that it was a typo.
My landlord, Gary, picked up and said, "Yeah, that's correct; market rates are just different now." Isaid, 'Gary, nothing in this building has changed."

Same carpet as in 2019. It is the same AC unit that rattles. The same water heater takes ten minutes to warm up. He goes quiet for a second, then says something I am not ready for: 'Honestly?

My daughter's getting married next spring, and the venue costs more than I expected. Figured I'd spread it across a few units."

I actually laughed out loud. Like, are you serious right now?
He said he was joking, kind of, but also not really.

I told him that I needed time to think about it. I started apartment hunting that same night out of pure spite.

Everything within a 20-minute radius was either worse or somehow even more expensive. I was stuck.

Then my coworker, Alicia, mentioned that her building had two units opening up. Same square footage. $1,500. Fifteen minutes further from downtown, but a much nicer complex.

I toured it on Thursday. I signed the lease on Friday.
On Saturday morning, I texted Gary that I wouldn't be renewing.

[Blairvic @blairvic02]

MY NEIGHBOR KEPT STEALING MY PARKING SPOT, SO I STOPPED ASKING HER TO MOVE.

I live in a condo building where every unit has an assigned parking space.

Mine is #27.

Hers is #31.

The numbers are painted on the ground.

There is literally no confusion.

For months, I’d come home from work and find her black SUV sitting in #27.

The first time, I knocked on her door.

“Hey, I think you parked in my spot.”

She looked outside.

“Oh. Sorry. I thought #27 was mine.”

“No worries. Just move it when you get a chance.”

She did.

The second time, she said:

“I’m only going to be here for an hour.”

[Oyinkansola🎀💐 @Oyinkansol73072]

I hired a handyman to fix a loose floorboard in my hallway. It had started creaking whenever I walked over it, so I assumed it was just an old nail. He removed the board, checked underneath, and told me the support beam had shifted slightly. It was an easy fix. Before putting everything back, he stopped and stared into the gap. “Have you owned this house long?” he asked. I told him I’d moved in about two years earlier. He nodded and said, “Then you should probably ask the previous owner about this.”

[Luxi ⭐ @0xLuxi]

Gen Z over the years

[DON G @KINGGGE_]

My 16yrs old daughter was sitting on our front porch at 6:30 pm, still wearing her work uniform, crying so hard she could barely speak.
Her backpack was on the ground beside her, and she was gripping a paycheck in both hands like she was afraid to let it go.

“What happened?” I asked. She looked up at me with tears running down her face.
“I worked all week.”
Then she handed me the check.
$137.
She had worked 29 hours.
I looked at the amount, then looked back at her.

“Where’s the rest?”
She swallowed hard.
“My manager took it.”
I thought I had misunderstood her fr
“Took what?”
“Some of my pay.”

She explained that while stocking shelves, she had accidentally dropped a box of merchandise. Nothing was damaged n nothing was missing. She immediately picked everything up n kept working.

But at the end of the week, her manager told her the company was deducting money from her paycheck because she had “caused a loss.”
She said she had stood there staring at the paycheck, trying not to cry in front of her coworkers. Then she asked him how much had been taken. He told her, “Enough for you to remember next time.”

I called the store, The manager answered. I told him I was calling about my daughter's paycheck and asked why her wages had been.....

[DON G @KINGGGE_]

My neighbor blocked my driveway with his truck and told me, “You can wait.”
I had just gotten home from work.
I asked him to move it because I needed to get inside.

He looked at me and said, I'm only going to be another 20 minutes. I told him I couldn't wait.
He shrugged.
”Then park on the street.”
I couldn't believe it His truck wasn't broken down. He wasn't even loading anything.
He was sitting inside it with the engine running while his friend worked in the garage.
I called him again.

Please move the truck. He rolled his eyes and finally backed it up. Fr I thought that was the end of it.
Then The next morning, I found a handwritten note under my windshield wiper.
“Stop acting like you own the whole street.”

I knew exactly who left it, I walked over and knocked on his door.
He came outside.
I held up the note.
“You're upset because I asked you not to block my driveway?”
He said, “You made a big deal out of......

[DON G @KINGGGE_]

reduced. He didn't apologize.
“She damaged company merchandise,” he said.

“Was it damaged?”
There was a pause.
“No.”

“Then why was money taken from her paycheck?”
“It's company policy. She needs to learn responsibility.”

I told him, “Then show me the written policy that authorizes you to deduct money from her wages.”

He became defensive.
“You don't need to question how we handle our employees.”
“I absolutely do when you're taking money out of my daughter's paycheck.”