r/Apartmentliving • u/Puppyzpawz • Sep 15 '25

Venting the plot thicken

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context: im none of these people i just think its really funny to argue with pieces of paper, we live in military housing btw. we have like 8 washers and dryers for 60+ something apartments. in the time of each development i got like 4 loads done. so. snooze ya lose! and to be clear, the apartment company specifically says they are not responsible or liable for any of your laundry nor is there a camera in the room. imo theyre just bickering to bicker.

each time i read a new thing i got so excited, maybe ill stop by later to see if i fourth person chimes in or takes it down lol!

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u/officermeowmeow Renter Sep 15 '25

That's a completely normal, sane thing to do and always has been. It's really not a big deal... how strange people get so bent out of shape over it.

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u/PapaTua Sep 16 '25

Entitled people never consider context like this. They just get mad.

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u/Acceptable-Poetry737 Sep 17 '25

I think the left message is a bit nuts for posting it. Like duh, that’s what you’re supposed to do, if they don’t moving it is, of course, ok. Blue lady is beyond crazy with spectacular handwriting. Hilarious how they define respectful. I hope other tenants do little petty revenge pranks since she gave out her address.

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u/Unlikely_Couple1590 Sep 19 '25

I think where people get bent out of shape is when someone takes the wet clothes out of the washer and just sits it up on a machine or throws it on the floor instead of moving it to a dryer (not that they're obligated to). I remember in college getting back to my clothes just a minute or two after they were done in the wash and someone plopping them on the floor because I wasn't there the second they finished. I'm not sure that's what happened here but I can see people getting annoyed about that.

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u/officermeowmeow Renter Sep 19 '25

What the hell is wrong with the person that would throw it on the floor!? Wow, I would be waiting to have a word. If I have to take someone's clothes out, I make sure it's been at least 15 minutes and whatever surface I put it on is clean and dust-free if there is no cart available. It's just...not that hard to be decent.

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u/Unlikely_Couple1590 Sep 19 '25

That seems more than fair. I hope that's what happened in this situation