Anonymous·This FML is from back in 2016 but it's good stuff·Gurnee, United States
Here comes the flood
Today, my tiny apartment flooded. My family lives out of state and the few friends I have all gave me B.S. excuses for why I can't stay over for a few nights. I'm so broke this month that I'll probably have to hit up my psycho ex. FML
If you live in an apartment that you're renting, the management company is responsible for providing you with a place to stay while your apt is unlivable.
Don't be too alarmed if you find equipment for flooding an apartment at their place.
thunderniron 22
If you live in an apartment that you're renting, the management company is responsible for providing you with a place to stay while your apt is unlivable.
Actually not true. Only if they have renters insurance which is not required
sylvienoir 18
no, #41
I lived in a place where the roofers were replacing the roof after a bad hail storm and it started raining so they put layers of something that was clearly not water proof. the ceiling fell in on my boyfriend while he was sleeping and a ton of the stuff in our room was covered in itchy scratchy insulation. Our landlord paid for a suite for us for 3 days, and we didn't have renters insurance. if the apartment you're paying for is not liveable then they have to find a place for you to stay.
Not always true. I know a lady who was just in a hotel for two weeks while her apartment was being renovated after being bought by a new owner. Per the terms of the purchase, all renters were suppose to leave for renovation then sign a new lease with the new owner. She didn't have a place to stay or any cash to go to a hotel and the new owner put her up in a hotel. Had he not of been a nice guy, she would have been s*** out of luck. She didn't have a lease with the previous owner (slum lord) and could have been told to hit the highway at any time. It all depends on your lease and the terms it includes. You need a clause for stuff like repairs out of your control.
Unfortunately, though they are responsible to cover the expense, it is usually in the form of a reimbursement.
I don't believe OP is holding a credit card if they're really considering the psycho ex.
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thunderniron 22
If you live in an apartment that you're renting, the management company is responsible for providing you with a place to stay while your apt is unlivable.
badassmf1234 22
Don't do it
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badassmf1234 22
Don't do it
aznboi415 13
Yeah I'd rather sleep on the street
am1717 22
You can make a canoe bed and float in the water :) sounds relaxing huh
HappyItalian 38
Until he rolls over a little bit too far off the edge.. Oops
SpyroMello 29
Sounds better than sharing a bed with a psycho ex
Druu 53
Youth hostel? Or maybe a coworker?
trellz17 19
We have expensive ass hotels lol.
MariaGiovanni 25
When I think of Hostel I think of the movie. I'll pass
hellnosucka 27
so? just become a mermaid.
phoneaddict13 29
merman
LikeReallyBruhh 8
Bruhhhh...
tiptoppc 21
Whatever, just wash your damn hands after crapping…
Ahaddad123 27
Tough situation. Maybe try and rough it out if possible? If not, you gotta do what you gotta do.
gordjess1 19
Could you ask your family to transfer you some money? If your ex is really crazy I wouldn't do it
Tripartita 45
Don't be too alarmed if you find equipment for flooding an apartment at their place.
thunderniron 22
If you live in an apartment that you're renting, the management company is responsible for providing you with a place to stay while your apt is unlivable.
y0ima0wn 10
Actually not true. Only if they have renters insurance which is not required
sylvienoir 18
no, #41 I lived in a place where the roofers were replacing the roof after a bad hail storm and it started raining so they put layers of something that was clearly not water proof. the ceiling fell in on my boyfriend while he was sleeping and a ton of the stuff in our room was covered in itchy scratchy insulation. Our landlord paid for a suite for us for 3 days, and we didn't have renters insurance. if the apartment you're paying for is not liveable then they have to find a place for you to stay.
jake131000 21
Your down voted but I work at State Farm and you are actually right
kirkaygri 18
Not always true. I know a lady who was just in a hotel for two weeks while her apartment was being renovated after being bought by a new owner. Per the terms of the purchase, all renters were suppose to leave for renovation then sign a new lease with the new owner. She didn't have a place to stay or any cash to go to a hotel and the new owner put her up in a hotel. Had he not of been a nice guy, she would have been s*** out of luck. She didn't have a lease with the previous owner (slum lord) and could have been told to hit the highway at any time. It all depends on your lease and the terms it includes. You need a clause for stuff like repairs out of your control.
kenyrabit 25
Unfortunately, though they are responsible to cover the expense, it is usually in the form of a reimbursement. I don't believe OP is holding a credit card if they're really considering the psycho ex.
thestoryofacaleb 14
Just drain it
SixthSinEnvy 39
Pretty sure if she could, she would.
laden_swallow09 35
Thought that one out reeeeaaal hard, didn't cha?
SpyroMello 29
*He
SixthSinEnvy 39
Using the app. Couldn't tell the gender.
soulreaper12296 28
You can see their gender on the app #52.
SixthSinEnvy 39
No, you can't. Obviously you haven't seen all the complaints about it lately. Android users can't see it on the app.
allie2590 31
61 - I'm on android and i can definitely see gender.
SixthSinEnvy 39
Where do you see it because all I see is blank space next to Anonymous? I only see the gender of replies.
Mahcookiez 15
I mean sleeping outside sounds pretty cozy too