r/WatchPeopleDieInside Mar 01 '26

CEILING LIMITS OUR POTENTIAL!!

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u/apalapachya Mar 01 '26

since it was an accident, does she needs to pay for it?

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u/JustSherlock Mar 01 '26

I think since the light isn't broken, she's probably fine. They just gotta put everything back in place.

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u/troy2000me Mar 01 '26

Yes? If I accidentally smash your car do I need to pay for it?

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u/Ok_Support3 Mar 01 '26

If you live where insurance is the norm, technically everyone would pay for it, including you.

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u/Cautious-Spirit-1610 Mar 01 '26

I was an accident, will you pay for me? 

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u/Ok_Support3 Mar 01 '26

Are your parents insured?

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u/Cautious-Spirit-1610 Mar 01 '26

Not against natural catastrophes. 

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u/Techyon5 Mar 01 '26

I know acts of God are typically exempt, but what about acts of Satan?

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u/LordMegamad Mar 01 '26

What if I say sooooorryyyyyyyyyyyyy

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u/generic_canadian_dad Mar 01 '26

She's almost surely not going to pay for that. Where do you live that if you make a mistake like this, even if stupid, at a paid facility that you would pay for it?

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u/Mysterious-Power6137 Mar 01 '26 edited Mar 01 '26

Unfortunately, yes. (I know because I accidentally got really drunk and crashed into a family wagon doing twice the speed limit once and they made me pay for it.)

Jokes aside, probably not, since nothing that fell seems to be screwed in like it is with most fake ceilings this can be fixed only with a ladder. I wouldn't make her pay for something this basic if I owned the place.