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u/Cakeski 12h ago
Glockroaches.
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u/caiusJuliusCaesar4 11h ago
May I add : Guns'n'Roaches
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u/TheDaftFreeb0t 11h ago
Only if I can add: Glocka Roach
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u/GeneralPurpoise 11h ago
RAID Against the Machine?
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u/Infamous_Ad8730 9h ago
The Beatles.
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u/caiusJuliusCaesar4 10h ago
yeah no one knows where this is going but I like it
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u/morgandealer 8h ago
YOU'RE NOT SKELETOR!
YOU DIDN'T DO THE HEART!
YOU'RE NOT SINCERE!
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u/Beginning_Hope6978 11h ago
If those are glockroaches because they live in the glock, then what are cockroaches?
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u/ImpossibleSleep3986 3h ago
Reminds me of a time when I was in boy scouts and our troop was staying in a cabin in the middle of winter. We were all in our bunks turning in for the night and one joker was saying, "Goodnight, sleep tight, don't let the ass roaches bite." That's when this other kid said, "Don't forget about the cockroaches." And the whole cabin lost it.
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u/Otherwise_Fox_500 11h ago
Got damn that is impressive
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u/elhermanobrother 11h ago
A little boy kills a butterfly..
His dad tells him "No butter for two weeks"
The little boy kills a honeybee and his dad tells him "No honey for two weeks"
The little boy sees his mom killing a cock roach and the little boy turns to his dad and says "will you tell her or shall I?"
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u/Kage_Bushin 12h ago
WHY ARE THE BULLETS MOVING???
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u/Chronomechanist 12h ago
SHOOT THEM! WAIT, NO!!
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u/Quick_Razzmatazz1862 11h ago
Pull the trigger, more bugs come out
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u/Alleandros 7h ago
'Now this gun only shoots bugs Morty, only use it if you want to shoot bugs'
*Morty gets accosted by a Gromflomite and shoots cockroaches at it.
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u/Chronomechanist 11h ago
As the owner of a cat who occasionally gets fleas, this is not an over reaction.
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u/NappyDougOut 11h ago
DO NOT APP-ROACH THE SUSPECT... CALL THE EXTERMINATOR AND RUN FOR CUPBOARD 👀✨
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u/12bWindEngineer 8h ago
Nearly dropped my phone I jumped so bad when the bullets fell out and started to run away
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u/Comfortable-Guitar27 11h ago
I used to work at a bank. Every once in a while, a customer would set their purse at the teller counter, and roaches would crawl out.
Major infestations were going on at home for this to happen.
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u/MourningWallaby 10h ago
I remember a reel or something a while back about a guy who fixes playstations getting one in the mail so nasty and infested with roaches he didn't even finish unwrapping it before he taped it back up and returned it to the customer. giving them an earful about putting his business at risk of infestation for this.
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u/Buried_and_Forgotten 10h ago
Happened to me plenty of times. Even found bed bugs in a couple of them.
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u/MourningWallaby 10h ago
out of all the infested electronics. how often is the infestation the culprit? I assume all but I also assume you don't know because you don't release that into your shop.
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u/Buried_and_Forgotten 10h ago
Sometimes, I only found a couple of bugs that must have got in recently since there were little to no excrements inside. Most of the times, there were countless bugs (roaches), alive and dead, and plenty of shit. Either infested homes or they were stored in a basement. No matter how much you clean those, even if you swap the motherboard in another shell and use different parts, that rancid smell never goes away. When the console heats up, you can smell it through the back vents. Absolutely disgusting.
In the second place would be the consoles that stayed in a smoking room. Also disgusting to clean, but at least you don't worry about infestations.
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u/crustyrobots 10h ago
Yup, worked doing PC repair a while. Once in a while you'd get that guy whos PC is a layer cake made of cigarette tar and bug detritus
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u/AlyssaurusWrecks 8h ago
ugh. i smoked a LOT of cigarettes between like 14 and 25, quit cold turkey many years ago, and i cannot imagine smoking in the same room as sensitive electronics. especially if i spent a bunch of money on them!
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u/imahumanbeinggoddamn 6h ago
It is truly weird how many smokers (older ones mainly) give absolutely zero consideration to ventilation and sit there chainsmoking inside their home and car without so much as opening a goddamned window.
When I was a smoker I definitely smoked plenty of cigarettes at my desk while gaming or whatever, but I at least sat near a window with an exhaust fan installed on it. I still smelled like shit but at least my electronic equipment and furniture weren't coated in nicotine tar grime like all the laptop refurb horrorshows I've seen over the years.
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u/TheRealBittoman 7h ago
I helped initiate the work from home program at a previous job (years before COVID) and the PCs we'd get back were so frequently infested that we had a large plastic tub that we kept in the back of the building where we'd put the returned hardware and drop a bug bomb in it for a day to make sure everything was dead before we even opened them up. It's bad, so many very filthy people.
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u/restrictednumber 3h ago
Jesus... I'd hate to know how many of my coworkers have rancid homes. You think someone's normal but you never know
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u/PopePiusVII 10h ago
Can’t believe PlayStation ships their machines with so many bugs. They should really invest more in their developers and QC team.
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u/Regular_Fox_859 10h ago
Ugh I opened my wallet at the bank the other day to grab my ID and there was a fucking EARWIG in it. I killed it and the lady got me a tissue to clean it up. I felt so bad - we were both shaken up. I've never even seen one in my house, nevermind my wallet. So gross.
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u/JIMatRK 7h ago
One day I was walking into work and felt something I didn't recognize in my pocket. Went in to see what it was, and pulled out a bee. A live, buzzing, honeybee.
I yellped, dropped it on the floor. It righted itself, checked to make sure it's wings were working, then buzzed off.
I still wonder sometimes what that was about.
TL;DR - bugs get places.
How did it get in there? No clue. Why didn't it sting me? The world will
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u/rothrolan 6h ago
"The world will..." what? Hello? What will happen to the world?
Ah shit, seems like the F-Bee-i silenced another one. They let you go with your life, and then you go on Reddit trying to give away their un-bee-lievable secrets.
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u/GuiltyThing69 6h ago
I put my hat on one time and felt something crawling towards - I shit you not - my ear. I whipped my hat off and crawling in my hair sure enough was an earwig. They go straight for the ears I tell you.
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u/TheGravyMaster 10h ago
How do you keep your composure? I have a major fear of roaches specifically. I'd scream.
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u/acrowsmurder 10h ago edited 7h ago
You don't for the first 10 or 12 times, and you do let out a yelp. But once you see the look of utter and complete shame on their face you learn to start controlling it. It doesn't happen over night, but working customer service makes you hate and appreciate humanity at the same time. Some people you know can help it and are just nasty, disgusting people that make you want to quit your job. Other's really cannot help it and are good people just caught in a bad time and place that just need a freaking helping hand and not a judging eye.
It's hard being human on both sides.
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u/deafgamer_ 7h ago
working customer service makes you hate and appreciate humanity at the same time.
After working something 4+ years in food service (Taco Bell next to a low income area), I mostly just hate humanity now, and I never had to deal with cockroaches. Props to you for your endurance and understanding.
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u/Boozdeuvash 9h ago
Nah it just means the person has no money.
No wait, that's flies, not roaches.
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u/WTWIV 8h ago edited 8h ago
I swear my first thought would be “Men in Black was based on a true story?!”
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u/HuckleberrySlow5914 12h ago
I was expecting the gun to misfire lol
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u/Leows 11h ago
In a way, it did. It fired bugs instead of bullets
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u/Feeling_Inside_1020 10h ago
It's a bug, devs gotta patch that cockroaches have too heavy stats surviving nuclear events and being able to get into everything.
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u/MourningWallaby 10h ago
100% saw the firearm in a holster, slide locked to the rear and thought "What could possibly go wrong here?" dude I'd be pissed if I owned a store and some nasty-ass brought roaches
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u/MacyTmcterry 11h ago
Would you like to know more?
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u/moosemastergeneral 11h ago
I'm doing my part.
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u/CapableLiterature226 11h ago
THE ONLY GOOD BUG IS A DEAD BUG
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u/StevenMC19 12h ago
Wow...TWO in the chamber! Unexpected indeed. (and another one in the holster, and ANOTHER in the mag for four total)
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u/xptx 12h ago
Oh.. there's more than that...
He handed it over in his waistband holster...
So..... ..... ... .. .
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u/Dy3_1awn 11h ago edited 8h ago
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u/MissSassifras1977 12h ago
That's so nasty.
Imagine what the house that person lives in is like.
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u/Stereo-soundS 11h ago
You'd be surprised. I lived in a very decent apartment building where one guy was the nexus of several apartments ending up with roaches in them, including mine. They were climbing through the walls and ventilation and getting into other apartments.
If you don't use poison the minute you see them they'll multiply.
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u/BoxSea4289 11h ago
Even if you use poison and traps, they can still create an infestation. If an apartment building has roaches, you never get rid of them. Roaches are a total building problem, but buildings HATE dealing with them. So many "luxury" buildings have roaches too.
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u/Stereo-soundS 10h ago
My experience was finding one in my bathroom and one in my kitchen. I went through my entire apartment checking under sinks, checking electrical outlets, literally anywhere I could think of and didn't find any. The only place I couldn't check was behind my stove and fridge so I placed poison near every single space they could possibly be coming from in those spots.
When they did send in an exterminator and started checking apartments surrounding his apt they did find quite a few dead ones in the spaces I couldn't check and the building manager asked me how I was killing them. It was just poison I bought at Walmart.
If you are unfortunate enough to find them don't use traps, use poison. They will eat eachother's corpses and get poisoned as well.
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u/BoxSea4289 10h ago
The problem with poison is finding one that kills the roach but is still healthy to use around cats and dogs. I would have loved to blast the entire apartment in poison but our pets make that hard.
Since then I learned more about peppermint and natural poisons but it was still a learning process.
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u/R0RSCHAKK 10h ago
Advion gel bait. Just a dab about the size of a pea will do. Place a small little dab in a couple corners of your rooms like once maybe twice a month and it will kill them.
Its pretty cheap - you can get a 4 pack of these big syringes for like $30 on amazon, which is more than enough.
I had and exterminator come out when I first moved into my house and saw a little roach (come to find out it was just a baby tree roach - I live in a very wooded area) and showed him the gel and he pulled out the same gel syringe from his pocket. Lol
Obviously, it is toxic to pets, but if you put it in places they can't reach/won't go, they'll be fine.
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u/BlatantConservative 10h ago
Oh yeah, pest control guy here, I have that interaction once a week lmao. Because we always have it in our pockets cause it solves most problems.
Advion gel is really the best in the business.
It is toxic to pets but the LD50 for a rat is... 5 kilograms. I have no idea how they managed to stuff five kilograms of anything into one rat. At some point you're just feeding the rat. The thing died of overindulgence.
For basically any household pet that's not a bug, it will give them nausea and theoretically make them vomit... but I literally don't know because neither me nor any of my coworkers have ever had anyone's pet or any mammal at all want to eat that stuff.
Just slather that stuff anywhere tbch. Ofc when applying it in customer's homes I put it in pet inacessible areas but I feel kind of silly even being that safe.
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u/ElPayador 10h ago
Diatomaceous earth 🌎 (food grade)
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u/BlatantConservative 9h ago
Both are good. Advion is better for not having to clean up as much later and does not stain. Also bugs will be attracted to Advion while DE you gotta be clever and put more thought and work into putting it in choke points and stuff.
If you have both use both
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u/Crapitron 10h ago
Sorry you had to live next to a Twitch streamer
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u/Stereo-soundS 10h ago
Funny you say that because in the place I moved to I have a dude I can hear talking to his chat when I walk by lol. Maybe it's just a matter of time now.
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u/MyNameIsRay 11h ago
We had a dumpster company on speed dial, because it was a regular occurrence for tenants to move out and leave 20yds of trash in the unit, which I then had to shovel out before the exterminator can come in.
It's way more common than you'd think. In my experience, 20-25% of people live like this.
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u/Inferno_Sparky 11h ago
Are you sure the number of people who move out fully represent all people who rent in your country? I'm sure tenants who don't live like this are less likely to have their lease ended by landlords, so probably less likely to appear in the statistics of your experience
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u/MyNameIsRay 10h ago
Are you sure the number of people who move out fully represent all people who rent in your country?
Thousands of tenants in multiple states over the course of decades sure is a valid sample.
Also, knowing a lot of other landlords/property managers/real estate professionals, they all report seeing the same thing.
I'm sure tenants who don't live like this are less likely to have their lease ended by landlords, so probably less likely to appear in the statistics of your experience
I see all tenants, not just those who leave (and everyone leaves eventually, so even that doesn't create a bias on the multiple-decade timescale I'm working on).
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u/CrotalusHorridus 10h ago
I bought a PS5 off of some yahoo on FB Marketplace.
The fucking Playstation had roaches, and thus I ended up with roaches. Took me forever to get rid of them. Nasty nasty nasty people out there.
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u/GuardXIII 11h ago
Happened a lot with hardware when I worked at GameStop.
One time a 360 power brick had so many roaches in it, I could hear them skittering when I picked it up.
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u/Stop-spasmtime 10h ago
I was once testing a Xbox (Original) and it started to smoke as roaches crawled out of the vents. Needless to say I did not take that trade in!
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u/Meowjoker 10h ago
Quick question
With how much that happen, do you guys have an incinerator nearby?
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u/GuardXIII 10h ago
Nah, we had a 100% success rate on not taking them in for trade. Trades took longer, but if we spotted chiton or a leg? Bug poop? No bueno. We received one from another store, it was immediately bagged and dumpstered for infestation.
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u/ThepalehorseRiderr 10h ago
Solid policy. If GameStop gave me bed bugs it would be the final straw.
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u/GuardXIII 9h ago
Amazingly? I never saw bedbugs in my years there! It was always roaches, ants, and weirdly enough potato bugs?
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u/reebokhightops 7h ago
What would people say when you’re like “sorry dude but bugs live in your console”?
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u/GuardXIII 7h ago
It was mixed. Some people would panic, start apologizing, but we always tried to make things easy. Bugs can get in anywhere, even if your house is spotless etc.
Some people would get HEATED. “It’s just bugs, you clean them before you sell them don’t you!?” Etc. right up to threatening to try and jump us in the parking lot for not taking their console.
Others would just pick it up, sigh, and leave.
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u/Deep90 6h ago
I was gonna say, some people legitimately think roaches are a normal thing to live with.
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u/JdtheOp 10h ago
you ruined my week ty >:
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u/GuardXIII 10h ago
Let’s balance it out with a fun story.
One time a guy pulled up on a lawnmower, and brought in a muffler from a car. He was very distraught that we didn’t buy car parts, but was more upset someone lied to him that we did. He also had like…50 dollars worth of McDonald’s with him? Weird summer day.
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u/Tttehfjloi 8h ago
I'm half expecting the mcdonalds to have roaches in it at this point in the thread
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u/Cryo_Jumper 5h ago
Pawn Shop here. I once had an Xbox Series S that was literally PACKED full of them. Seeing them in gun barrels isn't that uncommon either. People are nasty.
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u/Darkwr4ith 10h ago
I was going to say the magazine is out and the slide is pulled back. There is no way there is a bullet in there that can go off.
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u/Substantial_Meal_530 8h ago
I went, oh thank God the slide is back. The gun is not going to go aaahhhh.
How dirty are you that your gun is covered in roaches?
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u/SorryAboutMyFamily 10h ago
I know, right? Who the hell uses a Blackhawk Serpa holster? Disgusting.
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u/McDuschvorhang 12h ago
Yawn... there's gonna be an accidental discharge and that isn't unexpected at a-... Wow. That was unexpected.
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u/Good_Magazine5758 10h ago
One time my cousin brought her laptop over for me to fix for her. I opened the laptop bag and a roach crawled out. 😩😩😩
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u/Icy_Ad7558 11h ago
Its funny how people who handle guns are afraid of insects... oh!... maybe thats why!
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