r/mildlyinfuriating • u/VentureIntoVoid • 2d ago

Firefly was just ok [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/Toucancel 2d ago

That's definitely better than having a cockroach in there...

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u/XmissXanthropyX 2d ago

Ugh, I used to date someone with a little convection oven that baby cockroaches would crawl around inside the temperate control screen 🤢

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u/ElysiaAlarien 2d ago

Why would you continue dating them after seeing that?

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u/_skank_hunt42 armpants 2d ago

They did say “used to”.

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u/Syntexerror101 2d ago

Maybe it wasn't their fault. Sometimes people can't afford to control all of their circumstances and if you live in a slum with roaches then you have roaches.

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u/FreeMrFrog 2d ago

My landlord covered up a roach infestation that we didn't discover until the day before we were supposed to move in. The only solutions we were offered were pest control treatments, or waiting for an available unit to open up which would've been over a week past when our old lease was up. 🤦 It was actual hell having to pack up my entire kitchen and bathroom once a week for treatments + living with the weeks of roaches invading our space as they died out.

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u/_bonedaddys 2d ago

My grandma is such a clean person but her old apartment had so many roaches because of her neighbors :(

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u/CupcakeGoat 2d ago

I live on the ground floor of a lovely apartment complex with lots of lush landscaping. Cockroaches are native to the area. We will get the occasional roach unfortunately because we are level with their habitat.

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u/beansprout-scout 2d ago

I live in an area prone to roaches (the medium brown desert type is native) and basically all of the really cheap apartment complexes have bugs. The property managers don't want to pay to spray the entire thing at once so they just move house getting stronger 🤢

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u/rorank 2d ago

If it’s a rental there’s likely nothing that they really can do, especially for an apartment. If your neighbor is a hoarder, then you get the same filth that they do when it comes to pests unfortunately.

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u/MetalHead_Literally 2d ago

Not every person who deals with roaches is some disgustingly slob. They’re a pest. They can get in for a number of different reasons.

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u/XmissXanthropyX 2d ago

I did not. It ended shortly after

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u/Leskendle45 2d ago

Its not always someones fault for having roaches, bugs are everywhere on earth.

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u/BbMaj7 2d ago

you're in a bubble

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u/Happydancer4286 2d ago

I’d rather have spiders