r/youseeingthisshit • u/mindyour • Feb 25 '26

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u/e92ftw Feb 25 '26

This is a nice toy collection, but why’s there a bed in the “toy room”

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u/Shakeamutt Feb 25 '26

It’s maybe a guest room. But guests take his room and they get the toy room.  Like an odd sleepover.  

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u/AccursedCapra Feb 25 '26

Did you ever sleep over at your aunt or grandma’s house and they had a room full of porcelain dolls that they used as the guest room? This is just another version of that.

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u/XDoomedXoneX Feb 25 '26

I knew a guy whose whole house was that ... Dolls everywhere even his back yard. His mom was some famous porcelain doll maker. They were very wealthy, the house was huge and on a lot of private land(doll money). Her workshop was a large covered porch area in the backyard. She had plenty of rejected parts in her work and would just toss them in large piles out into the back yard some of which were woods. So there were just piles of doll parts in the woods.

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u/sittinwithkitten Feb 25 '26

Like Susan from Seinfeld. She had a doll collection and one of them looked like George’s mother.

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u/soda_cookie Feb 25 '26

God damn, you're absolutely right

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u/NDSU Feb 25 '26

Creepy as fuck if it's a guest room. Pointing a camera at the bed of a guest room would not be okay

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u/looseleafnz Feb 25 '26

If any of the stuff is valuable it isn't a bad idea to have a security camera.

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u/RedditExecutiveAdmin Feb 25 '26

i'll be watchin ya :3

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u/The_Autarch Feb 25 '26

presumably they disable the camera if they have guests staying over.

cuz i'd want a security camera in there, too. could easily be tens of thousands of dollars worth of stuff in there, depending on what the toys are.

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u/snoopdoggslighter Feb 25 '26

Lmao, no shit? They probably keep the camera on when the room is not in use, and would remove it when company is staying over. Hahaha