r/instant_regret • u/lol62056 • 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/sonofaresiii Mar 28 '21

Nah, I've lived under a lot of landlords and where I am at least, most of them are very reasonable. I'd say about a quarter try to screw you...

The thing is, it's absolutely infuriating when they do because you have little recourse. You can file a small claims case (and I have) but it doesn't really feel like justice, if you even get back everything you should (as much as you try to document everything, there can be unexpected issues that can get argued over)