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this post was submitted on 06 Sep 2023
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One of my tenants once was causing me a lot of issues (cooking stinky spicy food in the unit after I told him to stop), so I sprinkled some drugs around his apartment and then alerted the police. It was much easier to evict the problematic tenant that way and I was able to keep the security deposit as well.
Freeze in hell, landlord.
No it’s quite comfy in my home, thank you very much
It is evil to drag other people into your drug addiction. Get help, enemy.
Excellent bait, thank you for your work