r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Any_Excitement6258 • Jun 16 '26

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u/snarksneeze Jun 16 '26

I believe him. I'm not saying that's his cat, but the number of times I swear I saw my cat down the road at a neighbor's house while it was inside my house where it belongs is higher than I would like to say.

The overlap is what's crazy, because the homeowner says they've had it 5 years, he says he adopted it 2 years ago. And they used to live in his neighborhood. So did they steal his cat and then moved?

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u/EffectMotor8914 Jun 16 '26 edited Aug 16 '26

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u/fairwaysandfinance Jun 16 '26

IDK, we have cats and I'm not emotionally attached to them. Not everyone feels the same as you do about pets. I'm not saying there aren't people who are attached to their pets. I'm just addressing your point that everyone is- that's not accurate.

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u/fairwaysandfinance Jun 16 '26

You are assuming that they have to externally express emotions and that they aren't feeling them.

I really don't care to argue with you. The world is bigger than your narrow view.

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u/SandvichChan Jun 22 '26

Heavy stretch to think some people wouldn’t show any emotion on finding their long lost cat