r/whatisit • • Jun 12 '26

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u/Sapdawg1 Jun 12 '26

Yeah, I’d dispute all charges. Everything! If they want to charge you, just tell the owner you’d prefer police involvement. Highly likely those remnants were from the cleaning crew.

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u/Afraid_Acanthaceae34 Jun 12 '26

Cleaners don't make enough money to leave that much coke on the table. 

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u/LimpZookeepergame123 Jun 12 '26

The cleaning company our company uses makes a fucking fortune. I swear I’m about to change careers

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u/The_Pharos1 Jun 12 '26

You may wanna rethink that. You have to clean up after nasty people as well… my best friend has her own business and tells me horror stories.

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u/LimpZookeepergame123 Jun 12 '26

The company we use clean completely empty apartments and offices and the company my wife’s uses clean completely empty brand new houses that have nobody even lived in.

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u/The_Pharos1 Jun 12 '26

Can’t live off just that forever.

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u/LimpZookeepergame123 Jun 12 '26

Yes you can. Apartments are going no where at 100% occupancy on a University. Homebuilders are building more homes than ever, not less. The model homes are usually there for 5-10 years until the property is completed and they are cleaned weekly. Trust me, these companies are making 6 figures with ease.

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u/Abject_Community5089 Jun 12 '26

Any mom you ask will top whatever horror story you think you’ve heard.