Bottles of urine! Landlady finds this when "young people" didn't pay the rent

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Bottles of urine! Landlady finds this when "young people" didn't pay the rent

 

Picture: Daily News

 

A post on a popular Facebook fan page "by Kim Official" showed how a landlady found her flat after her renters left with many months' rent unpaid. 

 

Daily News called it "like a garbage truck had fallen on its side".

 

Picture: Daily News

 

Nothing seemed to have been thrown away in the two years of their stay - stinking bottles contained urine.

 

The landlady explained that the renters were young people who worked the night shift.

 

Picture: Daily News

 

Netizens asked how people could possibly live like this!

 

Source: Daily News

 

 

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[anchadian 1,920]

Even animals would not survive in this trash.  More than disgusting.

[tracker1 5,000]

Appear they done it just to <deleted> her off !

[transam 49,657]

1 minute ago, tracker1 said:

Appear they done it just to <deleted> her off !

Doubt it.......

[sammieuk1 20,116]

Looks like they even left a pair of legs over to Anutin for a more detailed comment 

[Mr Meeseeks 4,166]

Probably working nights in the local fast food restaurant or convenience store and handling your food!

[madmen 9,651]

1 hour ago, anchadian said:

Even animals would not survive in this trash.  More than disgusting.

Looks OK to me 

[richard_smith237 26,181]

40 minutes ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

Probably working nights in the local fast food restaurant or convenience store and handling your food!

 

Whats your basis for this ? I’d argue that they were night shift taxi drivers as clearly evidenced by the M-150 bottle ! 

 

 

(I’m obviously being a facetious troll with this silly comment BTW - just for the benefit of those who may miss a little juvenile humour) 

Edited November 23, 2020 by richard_smith237

[RotBenz8888 17,925]

Poor neighbors, must be completely infested by rats and bugs. Or perhaps all of them are hobos and junkies. 

[Crusader 450]

I am quite amazed that people do not check-up on their rented properties.  I rented a house out a few years ago, but made a habit of calling in once a month to check on everything. Plus it was nice to get to know the tennants.

[JustAnotherHun 2,124]

The cleening lady must be in quarantaine

[Mr Meeseeks 4,166]

32 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Whats your basis for this ? I’d argue that they were night shift taxi drivers as clearly evidenced by the M-150 bottle ! 

 

 

(I’m obviously being a facetious troll with this silly comment BTW - just for the benefit of those who may miss a little juvenile humour) 

A conundrum when their cabs are sweet smelling and clean, however I have seen bottles of urine in Bangkok cabs before. 

 

Few things worse than a flatulent Thai cabbie though, the bottling of urine is a necessity due to Bangkok traffic. 

 

 

[richard_smith237 26,181]

1 minute ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

A conundrum when their cabs are sweet smelling and clean, however I have seen bottles of urine in Bangkok cabs before. 

 

Few things worse than a flatulent Thai cabbie though, the bottling of urine is a necessity due to Bangkok traffic. 

 

 

Aw gawd... I don’t want to think about some of the air I’ve breathed in, in taxi’s or on flights !!!! 

 

getting slightly serious for a moment - the habitants of this garbage pile must surely have some form of mental illness, no one can live like this. 

[RichardColeman 26,418]

41 minutes ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Poor neighbors, must be completely infested by rats and bugs. 

Agreed, My wife cleans the house 3 times a day at least, mops the floor 3 times a day, but we still see the buggers in the bathroom, bedroom or running towards the tv before being squashed to cockroach heaven. 

[madmen 9,651]

46 minutes ago, Crusader said:

I am quite amazed that people do not check-up on their rented properties.  I rented a house out a few years ago, but made a habit of calling in once a month to check on everything. Plus it was nice to get to know the tennants.

That depends totally if the tenants allow it. I'm a landlord but as a tenant would tell you to <deleted> off with your 12 inspections a year.