From the start of the story, it looked as if the apartment was rented in sub-units, with the landlord making the decision about whether or not to rent out each room to a specific tenant. The other tenants who had rooms in the apartment might very well not get a say.
'Thats right. In YOUR house YOU dont eat cheese ' ... In MY house we don't impose our personal problems on each other. 😮 Your son, Your monkey, Your circus 🎪.
First Story: No cheese? Well I guess you won't move in. You do not get to dictate what I eat. It is my food and if you mess with that we will not be able to live together.
Easy solution... Pack the fridge with cheese, setup a Camera, Film him throwing it away and call the cops... After 3 or 4 times he's going to Jail... Ende of story... (I kniw thats not hiw it works, but it would be funny anyways 😂)
Story 2: I would talk to the lawyer about getting the credit fixed and what the process is for that, since you shouldn't get a hit for a case that was dismissed in court
Story 2: Good on OP for standing up for OP’s self against that roommate and thank goodness that OP knew an attorney through OP’s friend who happened to be said friends’ father. Justice was definitely served and I’m glad that Karen got that sweet, sweet Karma against that Karen!! 😊😊😊
Cheese Story: If I was OP, the moment Karen told me to stop bringing cheese into MY home, I'd have calmly told her to pack his shit and get out, my offer to Rent a Room to you is rescinded. You have 1 hour to get everything out of the house before I call the Police and have you Trespassed...
Nah, I would be petty. "Oh, you eat joghurt? And drink milk? Yeah, I'm gonna throw it away when you buy it, because I can't stand it." And every time he throws something away, I would respond in kind. He'd make a fuss about cheese on my plate? Take his plate, place it in front of his room and tell him to eat there. Or I'd make the same noises he made when he sees cheese somewhere. I'd totally match his energy.
Story 1: as a Green Bay Packers fan, there would be do much cheese. I'd replace the curtains with cheesecloth. I'd watch only cheesy comedies. I'd make cheese puns all the time, such as it's gouda nuf for me. I'd reenact the Monty Python cheese shop skit.
Story 3: If it were me, I'd sit down with GF and talk about moving out first day. There's no room in my life for someone that introduces themselves by trash talking you.
Nah you gotta throw hands. I hate to sound like a violent thug but sometimes you just gotta show what it is and what it aint gonna be. He let another man diss him infront of his girl multiple times. The coming in the bedroom part really had me confused because thats crossing all the boundries. You HAVE to knock somebody out after pulling stunts like that. I could let it slide once but every day...? Nah fam...he would have had to see me.
Last story. My nephew had trouble with a roommate staying up all night playing loud video games. He wouldn't stop, so my nephew who had the key to the basement where the breaker box was, one night when he was fed up, went down to the basement, shut the breaker off that went to the living room where the TV was, and locked the basement door. I was so proud of him. It was just the kind of jack*ss thing I would have done. The guy got the point.
Story 3: Imagine having so little awareness of any sorts that even when everyone else is sending complaints and cops, you're still being an obnoxious A-Hole. I doubt he will ever leave that little world he lives in, maybe if he ended up losing everything from fines and stuff.
Last story reminded me of another one where the roommate wasn't paying for the internet but kept playing his online games, so OP set up the wifi so it would randomly disconnect him in the middle of his gaming sessions. When the roommate asked what was wrong with the internet connection, OP answered "oh, I set it up to be as reliable as the people paying for them." The roommate ended up paying for all the late internet fees and the next three months of internet in advance.
Story 1: So, he's allergic to cheese? "No, he just don't like it" Ok, so he is just a baby. I would start going "well, I don't like yogurt, so you can't bring it in this house", and doing the same with every item he had that I didn't like.
It reminds me of a vegan Karen who sued her neighbor because he had a barbecue party. People then showed up to her neighbor's house and started to have barbecue party there every day.
Rent Story: OP should have told Karen you have 2 weeks to pay up or get out. The moment she started to steal or damage my Property, I'd call the Police to have her Arrested...
Story 3: I would not say OP went too far, I’d say that was just right. The best revenge is the one that doesn’t actually hurt anyone, and bad smelling clothes have never hurt anyone.
Story 2: Funny how all OP asked for was her share of the rent money she owed, yet she not only claimed to not have money, but then accused OP of abuse (yeah, because apparently being politely asked twice is abuse), stole s**t, threatened cats, and even threw cops at OP. You're not a rent-free tenant, you still gotta pay up
If I was OP's Girlfriend, when Dick told me to dump OP for him, I'd have looked at him like he was something stinky I just stepped in and said "I'm sorry, I don't Date outside my Species!"... I'd also put a lock on the door to my Private Room to keep Dick out. If Bob objects, then I'd tell him "The lock stays on my door as long as Dick lives here because I will NOT allow him to just barge in whenever he wants without warning or Permission!"
First guy would hate me. I freaking love cheese. I have bags of a variety of those snack cheeses, like the little Laughing Cow and Tillamook ones, in the fridge for snacking. And if he was my roommate and touched them? He'd be on his parents' doorstep with a note that says, "Evicted, do better."
@@TheHiddenDirectorI can't eat too much blue cheese. 😂 I can eat it in small amounts, but my stepdad once bought me this burger from Wendy's I wanted to try. It had so much blue cheese on it, I couldn't even finish it. 😅
The only thing that people don't seem to notice/understand about that story is that OP was also a tenant. They were all saying in a building where the landlord was renting rooms out to various people. OP was renting a room along with a few other people and the cheese hater. So OP had no say in if the guy who hated the cheese could stay there or not.
@@bloodwolfgaming9269 No, I'm pretty sure we get that. You've never had roommates if you think that 'throwing them out' can't be done in many, many ways as them, lol.
I own and live in a large house by myself. I've had people tell me that it's too big for one person BUT I would rather be alone, it gets lonely at times, than have to put up with annoying roommates.
1st story, he would be gone in a week around me!! I eat pizza at least 3 times a week, with extra cheese. I eat cheese and Macaroni a lot too. OH and I do love my Cheddar cheese popcorn!! Now I have made myself hungry, I think I'll grill a couple burgers, and you know they are gonna be.....cheeseburgers!!! 2nd story I'm gone after 1st month, PERIOD
Promise to not keep cheese in the shared refrigerator to pacify mom and dad. Then, get a mini fridge for each bedroom and fill them with cheese to send a message to entitled son. If he throws anything out, he'll be guilty of invading someone else's privacy and destroying their property.
I'd respond with "Ha! Hell no! Time for mama's boy to learn to live in the big boy world." Then intentionally buy extra cheese and eat more meals with it.
Mini fridges cost money and run up the electric bill. Plus not every room might have room for one. Kid would just be told we're gonna eat what we like and if you don't like it, leave. And if you throw it out, you're paying to replace it.
Reminds me of my Dad's last roommate. Not as crazy as any of these, but still pretty entitled. My Dad's the actual owner of the house, so all this guy had to do was pay rent to help out. It got to a point where he was just not paying anything, not making any meaningful contributions, but he could still go through several cartons of cigarettes a week. Yeah, that person. Eventually Dad had to kick him out because it was costing MORE for him to stay there. Well, a while later, Dad catches him driving a brand new truck.
Fuck's sake, I don't like avocados, but I don't throw a tantrum every time there's an avocado in the house. If he doesn't like cheese, then NOTHING IS MAKING HIM EAT CHEESE - his parents should be ashamed for enabling such behavior, and I say that as a lifelong picky eater myself.
Story 1: I've said it before in a previous comment and I'll say it again. There are many people in the world with many different tastes and diets. You are moving out of your house, it's time to start acting like an adult and stop acting like a toddler having a melt down just because someone near you is eating cheese. Dude is going to be shocked when he find out that's not how the world outside his parent's house works. Can you just imagine him trying to enforce this rule in say his workplace?
I don't eat cheese. I can't stand it. If it's in foods,I won't eat it. Except pizza, for some reason. I would never act this way. It doesn't hurt me at all. It doesn't affect my food. What is this person thinking?
Story 3. While sure it was extreme I really think that falls under 'Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.' It kinda reminds me of how you don't screw with your chef because he's handling your food. If you're gonna be moving in with someone maybe try NOT to be a massive pile of expired chicken nuggets.
Story one: Momma's Boy Roommate.... He'd be frogmarched out the front door immediately upon his Mother doing that nonsense. Not in MY house, B! 😡 I LOVE cheese! NOBODY determines what I eat! 😮
Story 3: yeah, OP might have been a tad over petty after awhile but honestly who could blame him, he tried all the nice avenues and the A-hole was too dense to get the message. So in the end pettiness was the only real option left to OP to use and to be quite honest the jerk got what he deserved.
I would buy a mini fridge, load it up with slices of cheese, and leave a single slice on top of every single item in the fridge, unwrapped of course. Then I'd them it'll stop when they learn to hold their tongues, and that if it comes back up the cheesening will resume.
Id have started calling the cheese roommate Kuzco, and when he asked why I'd tell him it's because he's a drama llama who thinks the world revolves around him like he's an emperor or something.
I absolutely love cheese and wouldn't be able to stand not having it around. I use it so often but I also go through phases of not eating it as much. I will still keep it around though because it does make a good snack with grapes
I couldn’t put up with BS for more than a few week. I’m usually the main lease holder and will have a violent fit where I throw you and your belongings out if you’re as bad as these a**holes. I have had 4 roommates. 1 for 16 years, 1 for 3 years, 1 for 2 years. We’re still good friends and have Friendsgiving every other year. The fourth roommate lasted 2 weeks and she was a beautiful girl. But smelly hoarder who was louder than a foghorn at the most inopportune hour. She didn’t contribute and ate everything. Obviously we’re not friends after I put all of her stuff on the curb with a free sign after she didn’t take my 1 hour to vacate seriously. Was it illegal? I don’t care. She technically didn’t live there. No mail, no contract. Bye Felicia.
Sometimes training a roommate is like training a spouse to pick up there dirty underwear and socks. I find the method by reverting them back to a 5 yr old to explain things better. Also do it with friends around, it seems to be effective as well.. It does work..
Story 1: Mother: My son doesn't like cheese so YOU need to stop eating it. Me: Nope, not gonna happen! Mother and son: 😗 Me: And if he throws out OUR cheese, he's going to be paying to replace it!!! I'd be throwing his entitled a$$ out! I don't understand why HE hasn't left yet considering he hasn't gotten his way about it. Bob and Dick story: You didn't have a lock for your bedroom? I'd have been getting one.
story 1 op is renting a room in a share house there not the landlord so cant kick him out bob and dick i agree i would 100% be getting a lock on my door and when asked why i would be saying my gf doesn't feel safe and is afraid dick may try something since he wont take no for an answer
they weren't the landlord so had no choice its a share house it states the parents called the landlord at the beginning of the story so cheese hater could get a double room
Story 1# OP and the others needed to tell the landlord about what the parents and son did and said on the first day. If the son threw out someones cheese then it needs to be recorded. If a tenant of a shared house is causing trouble or imposing rules on others that has no bearing on medical needs then that is to be reported. That way the landlord is made aware of the situation and whether the landlord will choose to not renew that tenants lease.
... if a dude screamed every time I ate cheese he will wake up in a room full of cheese. his clothes will be replaced with cheese, his closet with be full of cheese, I don't care if I go broke at the dairy farm, if you impose your cheese hate on me, you will be cheesed. in fact I will resolve to answer him only in cheese puns. I don't care if I curdle the peace in our home, this is the whey it will be. I shall be a munster. unless you wanna bri gouda and leave us the Jack alone.
Stroy #2: first: why don't you have LOCKS on your doors!?! Second: CALL the cops every day MULTIPLE TIMES if he has parties!! Third: Look for a new living sitiation.
This MUST be made up. I would understand having a cheese allergy. But "Not liking it" and the parents being so insane as to condone it? SURELY this can NOT be real.
You'd be surprised how picky kids can be around/with certain foods, and how much parents will give in to them because of it. When my niece was younger, she'd flatly refuse to eat pizza if it didn't "look right" to her. If the toppings started to slide off when she started to eat it, she'd actually throw a tantrum.
There is no such thing as a 'cheese' allergy. You cannot be allergic to cheese but be totally fine consuming other dairy products, that's quite literally NOT how allergies work. The vast majority of people who think they are 'allergic' to dairy are just lactose-intolerant, their bodies cannot break down the lactose so they get some nasty gastrointestinal issues because of it. A milk/lactose is a thing though, and just like a nut allergy can be severe enough to cause anaphylaxis.
Story 4: I had a similar thing happen to me. Once had a roommate who worked nights and he insisted on staying up nearly his whole days off playing video games in the common room. He would be loud on voice chat. And it would be right next to my door. Anyway, I was digging around the internet one day, as everyone does, and discovered that he did not password protect his router, only the wifi. So, after I turned into the only person in the house who had access to the 5g band, I also had access to the reset router button. As someone who used to have to wake up at 5 to get to work, I would be awoken and I'd immediately reset the router. For about 30 seconds, he'd lose connection, then it would turn back on before he figured out that the router had actually shut off. Made me laugh when he started complaining about the wifi going out in the middle of the night and that the ISP must always be doing some form of maintenance.
There's a setting to limit the hour we can use wifi. In the menu, under something like "access control" or "schedule", you don't have to manually reset the hardware, it will stop when the time is up. You can even stagger it, 15 minutes up 5 minutes down, 15 minutes up 5 minutes down, 15 minutes up 5 minutes down, 15 minutes up 5 minutes down. That will drives him crazy.
Story 1:I would speak directly to the person, not his parent and would ignore him. "Since you don't like cheese, you don't have to eat it. But you don't get to dictate for others." And when he gets upset on it for others eating it... I would take it as harassment, and take it from there.
Story one: I'd ask if they liked mayo, ranch, pickles, or steak. If they say yes to any of that, I'd tell them tough. I don't like them so they can't have them
With the cheese guy, find something he loves, that you and the other housemates either don't like or don't care about. Agree to stop the cheese if he stops that thing. Sometimes entitled people just need to learn not everything can go their way.
I would say this is not your house. This is not his house. This is a shared house. Just like I got to put up with anything he does it I don't like he's going to have to deal with it. If not pack a s*** and get him out. I'm a grown ass man and this is my house too and I'll eat whatever I want here and if he doesn't like it there's the door. And every time he says anything about the trees I would just say shut the f up and go away. I promise you I will be eating cheese 24/7.
Story 4: Just so you know- sleep deprivation is a form of torture. I've had party animals as roommates too, and try as I might I could not get myself out of that situation. And now, even a decade later, I still have to fend off thoughts like "I must be worthless if no one could bother standing up for me."
Story 1: You can bet I'd be calling out for pizza quite a bit just to spite roommate. While I do know a few people who are dairy intolerant, I've never met anyone alive who doesn't enjoy a good pizza when it's modified to their REAL dietary needs.
Story 1: this is what happens when parents enable a kid for their bad behaviour and never discipline them, they become entitled a-holes when they become adults. Tell the guy to grow up and act his age or tell him to get out and refund his money. Plus his mother can stuff a cheese stick where the sun don’t shine.
For story 3, watering down their alcohol like that can be super dangerous. It’ll make him think he has a higher tolerance than he actually has, which if and when he drinks again, he’ll overdo it. I get the short term effect, but he could be in serious danger next time he drinks.
I'm not the kind of person to cause a stink when someone eats something I don't like, but you tell me I'm not allowed to eat cheese because YOU don't like it? I'm gonna become a problem.
Story 3: More than justified, the guy should have also put sugar in his gas tank (the spare one for emergencies) and his most hated fruit juice in his booze.
S 2 There should be a national database of tenants and LLs. Linked to their name and SSN. Just like the registered offenders database. Post about someone giving them 1-5 stars but the system allows them to reply.
That last story, I used to do the same thing to my younger brother back when we lived at home together. He would get really loud and angry while playing CoD, screaming and yelling at the TV when things didn't go his way. Eventually I started going downstairs and unplugging the wifi router until I heard him go silent, then yell "WTF?" Then I would plug it back in until he started screaming again, then repeat the cycle 😂 I'm pretty sure he still doesn't know it was me
My immediate response would have been “you don’t get to dictate what other people in this house can eat. If you have a problem with that, there’s the door.”
As a renter, why would you ever have to cover someone else's rent? What a shitty position to be in, that problem should be entirely between the tenant and the landlord, not made another tenants problem.
The last story is very relatable. I understand, that if you study abroad, you gonna have to find a common time to call home. But I also had several room mates that tend to call literally in the middle of the night and could not understand, why someone else might by angry about that...
Story 3: I don't know about most other people, but I was taught that half the point of a handshake was to show a firm, strong grip. Even had an uncle give me tips. I don't think "crushing" his hand was the goal or intent, probably just how he was raised to shake hands. I'm not excusing any of his other actions, just saying not to read too much into a handshake.
Story 1: id list off all the foods i dont like (its extensive thanks to some texture aversion issues) and then when he says he likes one, id tell him: "Would you like it if i threw that out if i saw it? No? Cuz thats the only way i'll agree to your terms. Cuz i love cheese."
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Story #1" Here's how you respond: "Here's your money back. This isn't going to work out. Good luck".
Better yet: buy a can of Easy Cheese and give the guy a faceful of liquid cheddar.
From the start of the story, it looked as if the apartment was rented in sub-units, with the landlord making the decision about whether or not to rent out each room to a specific tenant. The other tenants who had rooms in the apartment might very well not get a say.
'Thats right. In YOUR house YOU dont eat cheese ' ... In MY house we don't impose our personal problems on each other. 😮 Your son, Your monkey, Your circus 🎪.
I would go broke having pizza deliveries every night...
@@GoinBand2 And EXTRA CHEESE!! 😅
First Story: No cheese? Well I guess you won't move in. You do not get to dictate what I eat. It is my food and if you mess with that we will not be able to live together.
But OP in that story was also a tenant in the place, not the landlord. So they had no say if the person could move in or not.
Easy solution... Pack the fridge with cheese, setup a Camera, Film him throwing it away and call the cops... After 3 or 4 times he's going to Jail... Ende of story...
(I kniw thats not hiw it works, but it would be funny anyways 😂)
A Kraft single would slip under a door so easily.
Accompanied by the Jaws theme song/music.
@@SecretSquirrelFunthis is my favorite comment thread of the day
@@SecretSquirrelFunHa!Ha!Ha!
A subtle threat wrapped in plastic
The cheese touch!
"He made passive passes at her"
Uhhh, that wasn't passive, that was staright up "leave your boyfriend, date me"
Story 2: I would talk to the lawyer about getting the credit fixed and what the process is for that, since you shouldn't get a hit for a case that was dismissed in court
Story 1 I would’ve told that guy I had to had cheese to go with his wine.
What, no crackers? LOL savage
I would've told him I hate what he eats the most and scream every time I see it probably throw it to the trash 😂
When he asked him if he drink milk and he said "yes" i was going to say well cheese is milk in solid form 😂
This is what I was thinking too.@@blakpurl14
Story 2: Good on OP for standing up for OP’s self against that roommate and thank goodness that OP knew an attorney through OP’s friend who happened to be said friends’ father. Justice was definitely served and I’m glad that Karen got that sweet, sweet Karma against that Karen!! 😊😊😊
Cheese Story: If I was OP, the moment Karen told me to stop bringing cheese into MY home, I'd have calmly told her to pack his shit and get out, my offer to Rent a Room to you is rescinded. You have 1 hour to get everything out of the house before I call the Police and have you Trespassed...
OP is not the landlord.
Nah, I would be petty.
"Oh, you eat joghurt? And drink milk? Yeah, I'm gonna throw it away when you buy it, because I can't stand it."
And every time he throws something away, I would respond in kind. He'd make a fuss about cheese on my plate? Take his plate, place it in front of his room and tell him to eat there. Or I'd make the same noises he made when he sees cheese somewhere.
I'd totally match his energy.
I would have kicked him out the moment mummy started her obsessive cleaning
OP isn't the owner of the place, they are also renting a room there. So they had no say in if the guy who hated cheese could stay there or not.
Why would he live with someone so weird to not like cheese
Story 1: as a Green Bay Packers fan, there would be do much cheese. I'd replace the curtains with cheesecloth. I'd watch only cheesy comedies. I'd make cheese puns all the time, such as it's gouda nuf for me. I'd reenact the Monty Python cheese shop skit.
Story 3: If it were me, I'd sit down with GF and talk about moving out first day. There's no room in my life for someone that introduces themselves by trash talking you.
Nah you gotta throw hands. I hate to sound like a violent thug but sometimes you just gotta show what it is and what it aint gonna be. He let another man diss him infront of his girl multiple times. The coming in the bedroom part really had me confused because thats crossing all the boundries. You HAVE to knock somebody out after pulling stunts like that. I could let it slide once but every day...? Nah fam...he would have had to see me.
"You hate cheese? Well, sucks to be you, I'm on the Skyrim diet."
Best comment ever! 😂😂😂😂
Last story. My nephew had trouble with a roommate staying up all night playing loud video games. He wouldn't stop, so my nephew who had the key to the basement where the breaker box was, one night when he was fed up, went down to the basement, shut the breaker off that went to the living room where the TV was, and locked the basement door. I was so proud of him. It was just the kind of jack*ss thing I would have done. The guy got the point.
Story 3: Imagine having so little awareness of any sorts that even when everyone else is sending complaints and cops, you're still being an obnoxious A-Hole. I doubt he will ever leave that little world he lives in, maybe if he ended up losing everything from fines and stuff.
Are you saying Dick is both a Dick and an A-hole? 🤣
Last story reminded me of another one where the roommate wasn't paying for the internet but kept playing his online games, so OP set up the wifi so it would randomly disconnect him in the middle of his gaming sessions. When the roommate asked what was wrong with the internet connection, OP answered "oh, I set it up to be as reliable as the people paying for them."
The roommate ended up paying for all the late internet fees and the next three months of internet in advance.
Story 1) all I could think was “just because you don’t have a spine doesn’t mean everyone else is also an invertebrate, Karen”
Story 1: So, he's allergic to cheese? "No, he just don't like it" Ok, so he is just a baby. I would start going "well, I don't like yogurt, so you can't bring it in this house", and doing the same with every item he had that I didn't like.
Yup, that was where I was going too. "Well, I think that Yogurt sucks, so you can't bring in any"
But .. but .. I don't hate any ordinary food items. (｡•́︿•̀｡)
@@gorilladisco9108 You can figure out something! Don't like fantasy? No fantasy books, movies, games, etc. Don't like green? Nothing green allowed!
@@gorilladisco9108make it up
The two roommates should have said to the cheese hating third:
"If you hate cheese that much, find somewhere else to live and leave us alone"
It reminds me of a vegan Karen who sued her neighbor because he had a barbecue party. People then showed up to her neighbor's house and started to have barbecue party there every day.
Rent Story: OP should have told Karen you have 2 weeks to pay up or get out.
The moment she started to steal or damage my Property, I'd call the Police to have her Arrested...
Unfortunately thanks to some poorly written laws, eviction isn't that easy.
Story 3: I would not say OP went too far, I’d say that was just right. The best revenge is the one that doesn’t actually hurt anyone, and bad smelling clothes have never hurt anyone.
I would have added some pee to the water that went into the booze bottles.
Felony vandalism of tired
@@jerrystauffer2351op dished out a fair amount of torment in response to this man’s torment of him
@@jerrystauffer2351 might even considered battery.
Story 2: Funny how all OP asked for was her share of the rent money she owed, yet she not only claimed to not have money, but then accused OP of abuse (yeah, because apparently being politely asked twice is abuse), stole s**t, threatened cats, and even threw cops at OP.
You're not a rent-free tenant, you still gotta pay up
*ALL WOMEN USE ABUSE TO COVER THEIR ASSES. ALL WOMEN DO IT!*
If I was OP's Girlfriend, when Dick told me to dump OP for him, I'd have looked at him like he was something stinky I just stepped in and said "I'm sorry, I don't Date outside my Species!"...
I'd also put a lock on the door to my Private Room to keep Dick out. If Bob objects, then I'd tell him "The lock stays on my door as long as Dick lives here because I will NOT allow him to just barge in whenever he wants without warning or Permission!"
First guy would hate me. I freaking love cheese. I have bags of a variety of those snack cheeses, like the little Laughing Cow and Tillamook ones, in the fridge for snacking. And if he was my roommate and touched them? He'd be on his parents' doorstep with a note that says, "Evicted, do better."
Same here. And don't get me started on my love for blue cheese...😂
@GosieKin Oh my God me too, I'll buy the blue cheese crumbles and eat them with a spoon, lol,
@@TheHiddenDirectorI can't eat too much blue cheese. 😂 I can eat it in small amounts, but my stepdad once bought me this burger from Wendy's I wanted to try. It had so much blue cheese on it, I couldn't even finish it. 😅
The only thing that people don't seem to notice/understand about that story is that OP was also a tenant. They were all saying in a building where the landlord was renting rooms out to various people. OP was renting a room along with a few other people and the cheese hater. So OP had no say in if the guy who hated the cheese could stay there or not.
@@bloodwolfgaming9269 No, I'm pretty sure we get that. You've never had roommates if you think that 'throwing them out' can't be done in many, many ways as them, lol.
I own and live in a large house by myself. I've had people tell me that it's too big for one person BUT I would rather be alone, it gets lonely at times, than have to put up with annoying roommates.
Council of men approves.
1st story, he would be gone in a week around me!! I eat pizza at least 3 times a week, with extra cheese. I eat cheese and Macaroni a lot too. OH and I do love my Cheddar cheese popcorn!! Now I have made myself hungry, I think I'll grill a couple burgers, and you know they are gonna be.....cheeseburgers!!! 2nd story I'm gone after 1st month, PERIOD
Now that's what I'm talking! Cheese with extra cheese and a bit more cheese!
@@nellander7681 And a poster of Wallace (Wallace and Gromit) eating cheese on the door.
Promise to not keep cheese in the shared refrigerator to pacify mom and dad. Then, get a mini fridge for each bedroom and fill them with cheese to send a message to entitled son. If he throws anything out, he'll be guilty of invading someone else's privacy and destroying their property.
I'd respond with "Ha! Hell no! Time for mama's boy to learn to live in the big boy world." Then intentionally buy extra cheese and eat more meals with it.
Mini fridges cost money and run up the electric bill. Plus not every room might have room for one. Kid would just be told we're gonna eat what we like and if you don't like it, leave. And if you throw it out, you're paying to replace it.
I'd be demanding a monthly cheese tax from karen and bany boy.
@@merlinathrawes746 If he throws MY food out, he follows it OUT! 🤨
Get blue cheese.... it smells like heck (but tastes good) and leave it hanging around.
Reminds me of my Dad's last roommate. Not as crazy as any of these, but still pretty entitled. My Dad's the actual owner of the house, so all this guy had to do was pay rent to help out. It got to a point where he was just not paying anything, not making any meaningful contributions, but he could still go through several cartons of cigarettes a week. Yeah, that person. Eventually Dad had to kick him out because it was costing MORE for him to stay there. Well, a while later, Dad catches him driving a brand new truck.
Fuck's sake, I don't like avocados, but I don't throw a tantrum every time there's an avocado in the house. If he doesn't like cheese, then NOTHING IS MAKING HIM EAT CHEESE - his parents should be ashamed for enabling such behavior, and I say that as a lifelong picky eater myself.
Story 1: I've said it before in a previous comment and I'll say it again. There are many people in the world with many different tastes and diets. You are moving out of your house, it's time to start acting like an adult and stop acting like a toddler having a melt down just because someone near you is eating cheese. Dude is going to be shocked when he find out that's not how the world outside his parent's house works. Can you just imagine him trying to enforce this rule in say his workplace?
I don't think a spoiled brat like this could land any job.
Story 1: Almost positive that entitled brat had every intention of stealing everybody else's food.
There is a way to get them to move out…. If you can afford things, contact a lawyer if necessary.
I don't eat cheese. I can't stand it. If it's in foods,I won't eat it. Except pizza, for some reason. I would never act this way. It doesn't hurt me at all. It doesn't affect my food. What is this person thinking?
That they enjoy being obnoxious?
that there a spoiled brat that always got there way because mummy and daddy said so
Story 3. While sure it was extreme I really think that falls under 'Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.' It kinda reminds me of how you don't screw with your chef because he's handling your food. If you're gonna be moving in with someone maybe try NOT to be a massive pile of expired chicken nuggets.
Story one: Momma's Boy Roommate.... He'd be frogmarched out the front door immediately upon his Mother doing that nonsense. Not in MY house, B! 😡
I LOVE cheese! NOBODY determines what I eat! 😮
How about tell moslem to shove it when they protest you having lunch during Ramadhan?
But OP in that story wasn't the landlord, they were renting a room also. So they had no say in if the guy could stay there or not.
I get being petty, but peeing in the dryer is disgusting and doesn't just affect the person he is targeting, but everyone who uses it.
He didn't pee in the dryer. He said he took the clothes out, then peed on them.
@@kelleyk28it's still going back in the dryer. Less than ideal if you're using it too.
@kelleyk28 then put them back in with pee on them. If pee is getting dried onto the clothes it is also getting dried onto the dryer.
@@LM-wz9yw I missed that. Sorry.
@@chrisredfield8722 Sorry everybody, I wasn't thinking.
I would throw hands over the cheese story
Story 3: yeah, OP might have been a tad over petty after awhile but honestly who could blame him, he tried all the nice avenues and the A-hole was too dense to get the message. So in the end pettiness was the only real option left to OP to use and to be quite honest the jerk got what he deserved.
I would buy a mini fridge, load it up with slices of cheese, and leave a single slice on top of every single item in the fridge, unwrapped of course. Then I'd them it'll stop when they learn to hold their tongues, and that if it comes back up the cheesening will resume.
I'd be stocking my fridge with every type of cheese imaginable and slowly eat through them so that they stay in there forever ... 😂😂
Story 3: I can’t even begin to describe what I would do to Dick’s truck without this comment being taken down by TH-cam
Just have some "friends" give it the office space treatment, simple enough.
Id have started calling the cheese roommate Kuzco, and when he asked why I'd tell him it's because he's a drama llama who thinks the world revolves around him like he's an emperor or something.
I absolutely love cheese and wouldn't be able to stand not having it around. I use it so often but I also go through phases of not eating it as much. I will still keep it around though because it does make a good snack with grapes
S1: OP... STILL LET HIM STAY THERE?! FOR *TWO YEARS*?!
OP wasn't the landlord...they were a tenant who was also renting one of the rooms. They had no say in if the guy could stay there or not.
First story….i would not have been so cordial with those people in any way!! Not for one minute.
No one tells me what to do in my home, at least not if you want to keep drawing breath !
First story: If you don't like cheese in my house, stay somewhere else.
I couldn’t put up with BS for more than a few week. I’m usually the main lease holder and will have a violent fit where I throw you and your belongings out if you’re as bad as these a**holes. I have had 4 roommates. 1 for 16 years, 1 for 3 years, 1 for 2 years. We’re still good friends and have Friendsgiving every other year. The fourth roommate lasted 2 weeks and she was a beautiful girl. But smelly hoarder who was louder than a foghorn at the most inopportune hour. She didn’t contribute and ate everything. Obviously we’re not friends after I put all of her stuff on the curb with a free sign after she didn’t take my 1 hour to vacate seriously. Was it illegal? I don’t care. She technically didn’t live there. No mail, no contract. Bye Felicia.
I would of immediately tell off an adult complaining about whats in a fridge of a house i pay for
In story three when Dick went out to get more alcohol, he should’ve called the cops and said there was a drunk driver on the road being a menace
yeah same i really don't understand why he didn't do that in the first place.
@@InoueMagi Beats me. That would have been the best revenge.
Sometimes training a roommate is like training a spouse to pick up there dirty underwear and socks. I find the method by reverting them back to a 5 yr old to explain things better. Also do it with friends around, it seems to be effective as well.. It does work..
The first thing I would have mentioned in relation to the cheese issue was "What about pizza?"
Story 3 was glorious
Story 1: Mother: My son doesn't like cheese so YOU need to stop eating it.
Me: Nope, not gonna happen!
Mother and son: 😗
Me: And if he throws out OUR cheese, he's going to be paying to replace it!!!
I'd be throwing his entitled a$$ out! I don't understand why HE hasn't left yet
considering he hasn't gotten his way about it.
Bob and Dick story: You didn't have a lock for your bedroom? I'd have been getting one.
story 1 op is renting a room in a share house there not the landlord so cant kick him out
bob and dick i agree i would 100% be getting a lock on my door and when asked why i would be saying my gf doesn't feel safe and is afraid dick may try something since he wont take no for an answer
Story 1: if someone tried to ban cheese from MY house, there'd be WAR!
Not even GOD will stop me from eating my cheese!
Cat : "What is it, huma ... gagh .. hawk tuah .. hawk tuah ..."😅
I dislike cheese, too, but I'm not going to deny anyone else their cheese. More power and dairy to them.
Story 1, why did you allow him to move in?
they weren't the landlord so had no choice its a share house it states the parents called the landlord at the beginning of the story so cheese hater could get a double room
Story 1# OP and the others needed to tell the landlord about what the parents and son did and said on the first day. If the son threw out someones cheese then it needs to be recorded. If a tenant of a shared house is causing trouble or imposing rules on others that has no bearing on medical needs then that is to be reported. That way the landlord is made aware of the situation and whether the landlord will choose to not renew that tenants lease.
You can evict someone for any reason that isn't related to ethnicity, etc.
... if a dude screamed every time I ate cheese he will wake up in a room full of cheese. his clothes will be replaced with cheese, his closet with be full of cheese, I don't care if I go broke at the dairy farm, if you impose your cheese hate on me, you will be cheesed.
in fact I will resolve to answer him only in cheese puns. I don't care if I curdle the peace in our home, this is the whey it will be. I shall be a munster. unless you wanna bri gouda and leave us the Jack alone.
That'll send him to the parme-john if he doesn't burst a blue vein.
@@JamesDavy2009 good one
Stroy #2: first: why don't you have LOCKS on your doors!?!
Second: CALL the cops every day MULTIPLE TIMES if he has parties!!
Third: Look for a new living sitiation.
This MUST be made up. I would understand having a cheese allergy. But "Not liking it" and the parents being so insane as to condone it? SURELY this can NOT be real.
Sukt in again.Dumping this Bogus BS.
You'd be surprised how picky kids can be around/with certain foods, and how much parents will give in to them because of it.
When my niece was younger, she'd flatly refuse to eat pizza if it didn't "look right" to her. If the toppings started to slide off when she started to eat it, she'd actually throw a tantrum.
Don’t underestimate the general populace’s capacity for stupidity, entitlement, and overconfidence in their own importance
I dislike eating cheese as well 😬. However i would never force people around me to stop eating cheese because i don't like it 😅.
There is no such thing as a 'cheese' allergy. You cannot be allergic to cheese but be totally fine consuming other dairy products, that's quite literally NOT how allergies work. The vast majority of people who think they are 'allergic' to dairy are just lactose-intolerant, their bodies cannot break down the lactose so they get some nasty gastrointestinal issues because of it. A milk/lactose is a thing though, and just like a nut allergy can be severe enough to cause anaphylaxis.
Story 4: I had a similar thing happen to me. Once had a roommate who worked nights and he insisted on staying up nearly his whole days off playing video games in the common room. He would be loud on voice chat. And it would be right next to my door.
Anyway, I was digging around the internet one day, as everyone does, and discovered that he did not password protect his router, only the wifi. So, after I turned into the only person in the house who had access to the 5g band, I also had access to the reset router button.
As someone who used to have to wake up at 5 to get to work, I would be awoken and I'd immediately reset the router. For about 30 seconds, he'd lose connection, then it would turn back on before he figured out that the router had actually shut off. Made me laugh when he started complaining about the wifi going out in the middle of the night and that the ISP must always be doing some form of maintenance.
There's a setting to limit the hour we can use wifi. In the menu, under something like "access control" or "schedule", you don't have to manually reset the hardware, it will stop when the time is up. You can even stagger it, 15 minutes up 5 minutes down, 15 minutes up 5 minutes down, 15 minutes up 5 minutes down, 15 minutes up 5 minutes down. That will drives him crazy.
Story 3: Sometimes, the end justifies the means. If OP hadn't done what he had done, Dick would have just gotten worse if Bob had told him to leave.
Watching the number of views and likes jump up in the first few minutes after a video is uploaded is oddly satisfying.
Perfect thing to listen to as I'm getting ready for the day :D
Pocket pals from hell? Add a dash of revenge? I'm here.
Story 1:I would speak directly to the person, not his parent and would ignore him. "Since you don't like cheese, you don't have to eat it. But you don't get to dictate for others." And when he gets upset on it for others eating it... I would take it as harassment, and take it from there.
Last story: Genius! I could have used that trick when facing an awkward situation myself. He wouldn’t have had a clue!
Story 3: the pee on the clothes will get on the dryer and then on everyone else’s clothes! Eeeew!
😂 1st story is insane
This could also be put under one of those Revenge episodes such as Petty revenge
Happy Monday, everyone!
The mother of all oxymorons right there
Story one: I'd ask if they liked mayo, ranch, pickles, or steak. If they say yes to any of that, I'd tell them tough. I don't like them so they can't have them
With the cheese guy, find something he loves, that you and the other housemates either don't like or don't care about. Agree to stop the cheese if he stops that thing. Sometimes entitled people just need to learn not everything can go their way.
I would say this is not your house. This is not his house. This is a shared house. Just like I got to put up with anything he does it I don't like he's going to have to deal with it. If not pack a s*** and get him out. I'm a grown ass man and this is my house too and I'll eat whatever I want here and if he doesn't like it there's the door. And every time he says anything about the trees I would just say shut the f up and go away. I promise you I will be eating cheese 24/7.
Story 4: Just so you know- sleep deprivation is a form of torture. I've had party animals as roommates too, and try as I might I could not get myself out of that situation. And now, even a decade later, I still have to fend off thoughts like "I must be worthless if no one could bother standing up for me."
I may be a picky eater, but I'm not selfish enough to demand my roommates stop eating specific foods just because I hate it. 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
That’s why I don’t look for anything on Craigslist…..
Story 1: You can bet I'd be calling out for pizza quite a bit just to spite roommate. While I do know a few people who are dairy intolerant, I've never met anyone alive who doesn't enjoy a good pizza when it's modified to their REAL dietary needs.
Story 1: this is what happens when parents enable a kid for their bad behaviour and never discipline them, they become entitled a-holes when they become adults. Tell the guy to grow up and act his age or tell him to get out and refund his money. Plus his mother can stuff a cheese stick where the sun don’t shine.
op cant kick them out there not the landlord
Don't let people like that control the conversation. Immediately no, followed by "and don't even think about touching any of my food."
That last story was a thing of beauty ❤
For story 3, watering down their alcohol like that can be super dangerous. It’ll make him think he has a higher tolerance than he actually has, which if and when he drinks again, he’ll overdo it. I get the short term effect, but he could be in serious danger next time he drinks.
Maybe a little Limburger in the A/C vent?.....
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I'm not the kind of person to cause a stink when someone eats something I don't like, but you tell me I'm not allowed to eat cheese because YOU don't like it? I'm gonna become a problem.
Don’t you live it when a plan comes together?
Maybe the guy in Story 1 is the reincarnation of Queen Medb?
Story 3: More than justified, the guy should have also put sugar in his gas tank (the spare one for emergencies) and his most hated fruit juice in his booze.
S 2 There should be a national database of tenants and LLs. Linked to their name and SSN. Just like the registered offenders database. Post about someone giving them 1-5 stars but the system allows them to reply.
Story 3: yeah sometimes ya don't need Milnorto come down. Alls ya kneed a little bit of solid snake to get things done.
So glad I don’t have to deal with roommates anymore.
That last story, I used to do the same thing to my younger brother back when we lived at home together. He would get really loud and angry while playing CoD, screaming and yelling at the TV when things didn't go his way. Eventually I started going downstairs and unplugging the wifi router until I heard him go silent, then yell "WTF?" Then I would plug it back in until he started screaming again, then repeat the cycle 😂 I'm pretty sure he still doesn't know it was me
My immediate response would have been “you don’t get to dictate what other people in this house can eat. If you have a problem with that, there’s the door.”
Yeah but OP isn't the landlord...they are also an tenant staying there so they have no say on if the guy could live there or not.
As a renter, why would you ever have to cover someone else's rent? What a shitty position to be in, that problem should be entirely between the tenant and the landlord, not made another tenants problem.
The last story is very relatable.
I understand, that if you study abroad, you gonna have to find a common time to call home. But I also had several room mates that tend to call literally in the middle of the night and could not understand, why someone else might by angry about that...
Story 3: I don't know about most other people, but I was taught that half the point of a handshake was to show a firm, strong grip. Even had an uncle give me tips. I don't think "crushing" his hand was the goal or intent, probably just how he was raised to shake hands. I'm not excusing any of his other actions, just saying not to read too much into a handshake.
2nd story….. d take revenge on her frfr
Story 2 good, maybe she will learn a lesson
Story 1 serve them with an eviction notice printed on a giant piece of cheese
op is not the landlord its a share house
Hi fluff! glad to finally have something to watch 😀
Story 1: id list off all the foods i dont like (its extensive thanks to some texture aversion issues) and then when he says he likes one, id tell him: "Would you like it if i threw that out if i saw it? No? Cuz thats the only way i'll agree to your terms. Cuz i love cheese."