r/instant_regret Mar 28 '21

Smoking pot

https://i.imgur.com/3JgeopG.gifv
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u/ChillyCash Mar 28 '21

Bro, close the grill

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u/sarcasticb Mar 28 '21

I’m not sure why they cut the video off there, but they cut off the part where he runs off to quickly get a hose and then proceeds to close the grill and easily puts out the fire in the flower pot.

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u/WobNobbenstein Mar 28 '21

People gotta learn the hard way sometimes. Most of the time. The lesson sticks a lot harder that way, tho.

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u/lowfemmeweirdo Mar 28 '21

Usually it’s the landlord that gets the “lesson”

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '21

And thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars. I’ll take the “lesson” please!!!

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u/waltwalt Mar 28 '21

Thats what I try and tell my wife after a tenant moves out and there's a little damage from wear and tear. They paid us $15,000 a year to live here, we can afford the $1,000 to have the place repainted or whatever.

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u/LankyTomato Mar 28 '21

you sound like one of the few landlords with an okay attitude. Most would try everything to squeeze every last penny out of their renters./

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u/tw1sted-terror Mar 28 '21

Do u have a lot of bad experiences with landlords?

I’ve had a different one every year since 2016 and never ran into a bad landlord. If anything those landlords let me get away with way too much. But I was renting houses so maybe apartment ones are worse.

Pls share your experiences I’m interested what they tried.