What's The Most Disturbing Thing You Saw At Someones House?
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I will never understand why lazy and gross people even bother getting pets. It’s disgusting and abuse.
They didn't get pets they evolved though the natural selection process
Was living in a ski resort town and heard of a couple living in their tiny car with a huge dog. They may have been between houses as housing was bad there... Most likely though they were one of the dozens of squatters living out of their vehicles as they moved from town to town during skiing/hiking seasons.
Either way super upsetting. Don't get a big ass dog if you're unstable or don't have savings or connections to ensure proper living conditions. Heaven forbid it needs to go to the vet at some point.
You'd kill my friend that keeps 4 rescue cats and a dog, a pen full of domesticated rats in the living room, in a 1 bedroom townhome.
My parents and my grandparents have farm houses we rent out and some people are so freaken disgusting...the one of my grandpas house we ended up tearing the house down..... it was so freaken gross took the renters to court
Or why they get cats. Cats are disgusting. Not dissing cats, I have one, but if you don't keep up on cleaning they'll trash your house in no time.
Not disturbing but a friend’s family used a massive gong to summon the family to dinner. It shook the walls.
I need a gong JUST for this
My friend has one of those for their dinner it’s pretty cool
I like that, that's awesome like a really obnoxious dinner bell LOL
We had a huge cow bell that got rung for meals. We were living in a small seaside town and had our run of the place so we could hear that cow bell from anywhere around the place.
Sounds cool
People who don't clean up after their animals should not be allowed to have animals, and should definitely NOT have children! 🤢
I completely agree, especially since I see getting a pet, a dog from example, is a great way to work on parenting skills before trying for a baby or adopting.
Lol, my mom and her husband would be watching TV while dog shit and piss soaked the floor next to them. Not only that, it gets worse but to say a few.. they smoked inside (if you covered your mouth and nose you were yelled at) the air filters were never cleaned and the cats sprayed everything in the house. They were very abusive (obviously) and Im happy to be out of that shit hole. I live a much healthier CLEAN life
@@yukongetit4603 that sounds so bad, its pleasant to hear that youre doing great nowadays!
on the bright side you might have stronger immune system as a result. :P
Wyld Fyre Glad you’re no longer living in such an abusive home! No child should ever have to endure that. I’m so sorry. It seems like you have grown up to be a very strong person though, in spite of all you went through. We all have the choice to either let our past traumas turn us into the people who hurt us, or the choice to break the cycle and use our experiences as a lesson of what not to do and as a source of strength. The latter may not always be easy, but it is always worth it. Best wishes, and God bless! 😊💕
I hated having a turd in the backyard that I missed. Yes, I picked it up even tho it was in my backyard. The smell got to me. I walked by one place and it was 🤢 stale dog poop and rotted leafs.
That roach one...
yikes.
I found it halarious. I mean the idea of bugs rubning around all colored and stuff but good god if i was there id freak
*Y I K E S .*
@@ilenastarbreeze4978 I can just picture it, (in my mind it looks like a bunch of skittles with legs running around the apartment) & it had me laughing too 😂. Though I could see why a lot of people wouldn't be particularly impressed with technicolor vermin.
it’s kinda cute in a gross way
I LOLed at Braveheart.
This makes me feel better that i haven't vacuumed in 3 days
😂. Me too!
Makes me feel better about not vacuuming in 3 weeks lol
Makes me want to vacuum every 3 days
Sjsjs um I kinda do it annually only vacuumed my room twice this year
Three days? I haven't vacuumed in damn near a month...
Luck my house is 80% hardwood.
Had a friend that wasn't exactly a neat freak, but he took pride in his appearance and surroundings. Then he married a girl from an online game and they both became completely undone. I went to house sit so they could go to Hawaii and show her grandmother the wedding rings. They had a dog, 4 rescue cats, a room full of snakes, and in their living room was her pride and joy; a ceiling-high pen of domesticated rats. Something like 50 I wanna say. Absolutely unbearable stench. They left their kitchen completely wrecked from cooking something massive. Their bedroom indicated that they probably went at it for hours the night before. I told my mom about it and she drove 40 miles to help me clean the place up. My friend when they got back: "Hey place looks nice, you didn't have to clean." Me: "Yeah I know, but I kinda did."
Poor animals :c
Thank you for being such a wonderful friend
Wot m8...........
That's horrific but where can I get a ceiling high rat cage? I want to give my rats the world
Did you bathe the rats?
It's nothing but fun and games 'til you find a glass coffin preserving the body of a women.
Maybe some day her prince will come.
A boy's best friend is his mother
Will never understand how people can maintain friendships with people like this
The one where the baby was in the closet, was exactly how my brother in law was discovered. His (Now mom) was feeding the kids and then one of kids said "I think the baby is hungry". She was confused because the parents never said anything about the baby. So she took him in and raised him. he is now my sister's husband and now I have a wonderful niece.
Good on her for rescuing your future BIL.
What kind of people leave a baby in a closet!?
@@beastmaster0934 The kind that don't deserve to be parents
The Nazi flag over the bed is actually his strategy for getting rid of one night stands. It's brilliant!
Until it backfires and makes them more into you
and probably everyone else too....
@@amber-dn5jk How many people go into your bedroom?
Imagen if the dude who had the one night stand was Jewish and he just sees the flag and is like "well shit I'm in danger" lmao.
I feel like someone would get that vibe from me cause I collect history things. Mind you i don't have a nazi flag hanging on the wall lol.
@dark zeratul Have Israel's flag hanging under the Riech's flag so you can quickly swap them out.
When there are whole families living in insane dirt it always baffles me. Its one thing to find single person that lives like that because how they were raised or there's something wrong with their head. But then you have to find 2nd person like this, opposite sex, assume that they meet each others and live long enough not only to meet but also make children and survive this.
How?
Holy crap a poor baby in the closet 😢 that is a call the friggin 👮♂️ right than and there
That story about Patrick and the NES reminded me of my boyfriend when I was 14 years old. He lived down the block and he wasn’t actually poor, from what I could tell, but his dad was a very abusive piece of shit, and his mom was too abused and too depressed and just too unable to control the home or situation to do any real housework, and the house was a complete wreck. Holes in the coffee table, rips in the couch, filthy kitchen, garbage everywhere kind of situation. His father was in the KKK and while his mom liked me quite a bit, the dad would not have approved, as I am Mexican, so I snuck in through my boyfriend’s bedroom window and it was a couple of months or so (I saw him pretty much every day, it was summer vacation) before I ever saw the rest of the house and realized how deep that family’s problems ran. My boyfriend was a pathological liar who made up some extremely bizarre lies, a trait that a “cousin” of his had told me began pretty much as soon as he could talk. His younger sister was a year or two younger than me, and she kept lying about having had abortions when she had never even been pregnant to begin with. Like three times before the age of thirteen. There were times I saw his mom look at me with these unbelievably sad looks that I haven’t seen anything really close to since, and I’ve seen some sad faces in deep despair. No, his name wasn’t Patrick. I really hope he didn’t turn out as bad as you’d expect, and I hope his mom got free and got some kind of serious emotional help and relief.
jeez thats terrible
In the story with mushroom floor they could Say there is fungus among us
it’s the flood
@@LucasBell420 na ya git its us da orks
Yeah what was that I am interested since they turned
Meanwhile, I’m horrified if there’s a speck of dust on the floor and someone sees.
little late to the party but...
helping a buddy replace a broken window in one of his rental apartments.
on the way there:
buddy: "look man, i gotta warn ya, it's pretty bad in there... it's pretty embarrassing. i'm trying to evict them..."
me: "whatever, i'm good for about anything."
it was like Hoarders... one of the ones with rotten food, bugs, and garbage everywhere. seeing it on TV is one thing, standing in the middle of it... it's an assault on almost every sense. i can't even describe the smell. years of garbage bags piled up in every room and hallway, bags on the bottom look like they're composting. little trails between piles at least waist high. about a dozen of those sticky fly tape things hanging from the ceiling completely covered in flies. various other house and fruit flies flying all around. floor is peppered with so much roach and mouse shit it looks like dirt. imagine what that smells like, then add years of cheap cigars and cigarettes smoked indoors with the windows closed, that's what it smelled like.
buddy asks tenant if he cleaned any more since he was there last because it didn't look like it. tenant mutters to himself. buddy asks him why there are no bags outside since today is garbage collection day. tenant mutters to himself. buddy, as if he were speaking to a small child: "it'd be nice to get rid of a couple of bags, don't ya think? maybe you could grab 1 or 2 and i'll grab 1 too..." tenant becomes agitated "ah what the hell, man? it's not hurting nobody, it's not in the way. what the hell's the problem?"
tunnel vision on the job to cope. start pulling off the window trim, baby cockroaches fall out, under the trim, roach shit and/or eggs. within 5 minutes of entering eyes, lungs, and skin feel itchy. pull out window, one of the tenants flips out about the cold air coming in and calls the police on us. police come, they seem very familiar with her, tell her to quit being a psycho and leave. get new window installed asap. as we're packing up, male tenant who's been sitting behind us chain smoking cheap cigars the whole time says "what? you guys aren't going to clean up your mess?" pointing at little bits of caulking and maybe a couple nails that are mixed in with all the shit and dirt on the floor. i could feel my eye twitch as i tilt my head to look at my buddy. i look over at the tenant, "You. Live. In. Garbage. And. Shit." and walked out.
we get in the truck:
buddy: "so... i told yo-"
me: "no, yeah, no that's... that's definitely the worst place i've ever been in my life."
get home, strip to boxers on front step outside, garbage bin everything i was wearing and shower. smell stayed in my nose for about 3-4 days.
Yeah, that "family porn night" one definitely took the cake! =O
While we'd like to think it was "fake", the sad reality is that some parents end up corrupting / fricking up their children with the attitude, "I'd rather know they've seen/done this stuff in a supervised (safe?) manner than wonder about what they've done behind my back."
There's nothing necessarily wrong with porn', either... BUT when it's meant for "mature" adults, there's an age limit for watching it.
I've personally met actual adults who gave their kids booze and even pot, so they could "learn what it's like" in a supposedly more safe and supervised manner... AND while I can attest that it's probably not a terrible idea to be supervised in your "first time" with things like alcohol (which can kill you), there's also a reason for "legal age" for that sort of thing... you know... like "the brain isn't finished forming until around 25" for instance. ;o)
I sincerely hope that was really the dad trying to make the guest leave.
@The spanish inquisition
24:04
Yeah, that is disturbing! I always feel awkward when I'm watching a regular movie or show and a sex or nudity scene comes up while my parents are in the room.
I dated a guy whose father was a bachelor and they would have family porn nights.
Honestly found that hanging rope swing story rather sweet, in a Murder Ballad-y or old Grimm-style fairy tale sort of way. That woman suffered so much in life and that house saw no doubt much pain... but in the end, even the rope got to hear the laughter of children again. That's a hopeful and sweet note to end on.
That's a nice spin to put on it. Also recycling is important.
I thought of that too. Of course we don’t know what happens to us when we die, but if she could somehow watch over these children, I hope it brings her comfort if the kids don’t develop the sort of mental problems that she had, and that they get to laugh and have fun on the swing.
That story made me mad, because I relate too much to her situation. I'm 61, and live in a very rural mountain community, and have for the past 16 years. Even though my closest neighbor is about a mile away, I used to have friends in another small community about 5 miles away, and enjoyed coming to the monthly potlucks.
7 Years ago, my abusive husband of 15 years left me and moved in with his ex-wife, who he never stopped seeing all during our marriage. Although my health improved a lot after he left, I was depressed and felt like a failure (found out he was putting Visine in my coffee, which can be deadly). He also wrote crap about me on the neighborhood Facebook page, until he got banned. Thing is, you can tell people it isn't true, but they never stop thinking that maybe it is.
I spent 4 days in a mental hospital because a therapist I'd never met, talked to me on the phone and decided I was suicidal, so he 5150ed me. I was taken down the hill and 40 miles away to a horrible mental facility. All because I mentioned lyrics from a sad old blues song that Nina Simone sang, "Trouble In Mind". She sings that she's gonna lay her head on some lonesome railroad line and let the 2:15 train ease her worried mind. This idiot took that to mean I was planning suicide!
I love old murder ballads, too, but never considered acting them out.
A very nosy "christian" woman in our community used to be a 911 operator and she still has nothing better to do than listen to her scanner so she can get dirt on everyone here. Everyone knew I was "crazy" when I got back home because she put my private ordeal on blast, but as SHE saw it. No one ever asked me what happened.
Now I'm the old crazy lady (although I'm much younger than that old bat) and no one talks to me. Just having ONE friend would make a huge difference in my life, but when I see my "neighbors" at the store, they pretend I'm invisible.
@@LazyIRanch Omg, I'm so sincerely sorry you've had to go through that(and are still going through it)! I wish I lived in your town, I'd come hang out with you all the time. No one deserves to be treated like they're unlovable or made to feel like they don't matter, especially when they've spent their life giving so much of themselves or their heart/love to someone that never fully appreciated or deserved it. I genuinely hope things get better for you and you meet someone that's truly deserving of your company, companionship, trust, and love(be them a friend or significant other). Sending you lots of hugs & love *and* Wishing you a very Merry Christmas & Happy New Year as well!!🥰❤️
"Ate nothing but pizza for three years and got scurvy-"
Ad: PIZZA HUT HAS THE BEST THREE TOPPING-
Scurvy just get a pineapple pizza
@@elijahparks2417 literally exactly what I was thinking. How tf do you get scurvy eating only pizza just order pineapple pizza every now and then
@@MachallaNaNaNa that's not enough pineapple. I literally get 10 small pieces on my pizza
@@lemonzest_ order a lot of pineapple pizzas
Not literally horrified, but intimidating. My friend discovered that he had like 8 big jars of peanut butter.
I'd make peanut butter cookies.
that corncob story literally almost made me vomit.
as a girl. we wash it after every use
as someone who has a really really bad phobia of insects, it was a really bad idea for me to listen to these stories 🤧
It was the centipede house that did it for me. I also have a phobia of the things. If I saw just a single small one, I'd bolt out of there at the speed of light; hoping my speed was fast enough to torch the place from the friction. Disgusting.
To brighten your mood a little after this video:
I've seen a black and a white cat at my neighbor's window before, and I've always seen her 2 dogs. But once my siblings and I forgot our keys so I asked her if I can climb over her backyard to mine cuz our back door was open (we live in a rowhouse so we couldn't walk around and our back yards were separated by a fence.) She said sure, and when I walked in, everything was so clean, and as I was walking down to the basement, she told me they have SIX cats, and the basement had all these cat stands and stuff for them to play with but it smelled like any normal room and it was really clean. She lived there with her husband and daughter. So yeah, 8 pets and everything was clean and smelled nice.
I'm 1 in a house of 4. work 2 full time jobs. and my semi-ex-girlfriend works 1. and her son. and daughter. are the laziest mother fuckers I have ever fucking met. not mine.
they'll step over dog shit til one of us would get home and pick it up.they make messes and never clean up after themselves. like...I can't wait to get the fuck out of this shithole
It's really not that hard to take care of a lot of cats. Most I had was five. Just clean their litter boxes, clean up the random hairballs and shed fur, and give them toys and snacky treats. And lots of head and butt scritches. Cats are ridiculously low maintenance. They pretty much take care of themselves as long as you feed and water them.
You never need a blanket either, because they'll just sleep on your face and keep you warm in the winter. My cats are small furnaces.
A lot of times in homes where they're not cared for, it's because either a medical condition or an injury prevents the people from giving pets proper care. It ends up with them either being too stubborn or proud to ask for help, so the house just deteriorates. Family gives up on them, and they're alone wallowing in their own filth.
@@GetDougDimmadomed Male cats for instance need to be spayed
That’s astounding, since you need around 2-3 litter boxes per cat.
So she must have 12-18 litter boxes.
Up next on mushroom kingdom news: local plumber showered with roaches after wining a game of risk.
Also, those damn The Last Of Us mushrooms.
I had a friend when i was like 15 who's toilet was always clogged to the top with poop. He told me to just use the toilet in his dad's room which was also clogged with poop. when I asked him to unclog the toilet he ignored me.
Once I went to my friends' house to play and spend the night. It was a typical family mom, dad, two daughters, two younger sons. The first thing I noticed were the ants. Ants everywhere, kitchen, living room, front hall, etc. the entire downstairs had trails of them. Then their two dogs. Their dogs were chained up outside at all times, even in the Texas summer heat. They were thin and now thinking about it so was everyone in the family, I don't think they could afford much food but the house seemed bigger in square feet than mine and the neighborhood was nice. The next thing I noticed was when we went upstairs the girls shared a room with a bunk bed and the boys shared a room with a bunk bed and that was it; no other furniture existed in the upstairs. They had toys everywhere but they looked like cheap dollar store brand for everything and the daughters only had one barbie doll each to play with. It was so bizarre to me. Also, kinda random, but the toys and everything I touched felt sticky and gross, the couch and carpet had stains, and the floor had food crumbs and sticky spots everywhere. The mom served us food on paper towels and in dixie cups. The house smelled of baby wipes and sweat. Last thing I noticed was that the kept their AC off completely at night and set to 82 degrees F during the day, I know cause I looked at the thermostat. Needless to say, that was the one and only time I stayed over at their house. I think it also ruined our friendship because we didn't talk much afterward.
Damn poor kids
@@panzerkrieg3509 I know, damn, like kids get some damn money.
I am by no means a cleanfreak, but it unfathomable that anyone would just leave trash on the floor.
My Great Grandmother was a major hoarder. After she died, we had to go clean out her house. It was even worse than when I was a kid. It was up to the ceiling, and the house was so horrible that the only mice we could find in the house were all dead. My dad picked up an old bag of chocolate chips off the top of her burnt-out fridge, and it was just dust on the inside. I cannot even begin to describe the smell, but luckily we had respirators on for the most part.
@Andrew A few, but all in horrible condition. We were able to restore the pieces we did pick up. I got a jewelry cabinet and a cedar chest. My parents got a very only old singer sewing machine (with attached table), a table with a leather top, and a cedar chest. I know my great aunt and uncle got a few nicer pieces, though.
You know it’s bad when the mice can’t even survive in there.
This gave me every kind of anxiety good god.
Is this what I'm watching to take a break from my MHA binge? Aight
I just want you to know, I have been rewatching MHA for 3 weeks straight now(yes over and over)
And as I'm watching this, I am playing MHA in the background 💀
“You met 4chan that day” 😂
I can confirm the one about the mushrooms sensing your presence
I Really hate bugs, but the Mushrooms scare the H@#$ out of me...I immediately remembered a nature film I saw as a kid where they do the slow-motion action of the mushroom spraying spores into the air...it's horrifying and the story makes you think they're Sentient too...[even though it's just air/temperatue reactions]. Shudder!
@@ceewood3358 I heard that mushrooms are more genetically related to us then dogs.
"Well I'm sad my dog died but I was looking for a new rug!"
Sometimes stalking I think comes from undiagnosed autism, I was a total creep until I got social experience and some coaching. One time stared at my crush the whole time he was preforming in high school (this was an hour long performance) so many letters I would probably punch whoever sent it to me if I got.
Somehow the background music makes the stories even grosser, 😂
It's like creepy scary movie music.
2:40 And so it begins... Get your gas masks, people. We're killin some Runners tonight.
Shhhh there's a clicker
The thumbnail took me out. This is a video about horrifying things people have seen at others houses and all the stories are really dark and the thing they chose to put in the thumbnail for this video is an anime figure.
I think it's because some people nut on those figures. I suspect some of them don't clean up after they've done the deed.
That character is Lucy Heartfillia from one of my favorite anime’s
@@GA4836_
Fairytale 100
That shit scary, what u mean?
I don’t care if you’re a teen or not. U oughta know to call the cops if u find a dirty baby in a closet.
don't be stupid, a teenager can have difficult to realize what is happening or making always the right choice. we know you were always perfect all the time but we, normal people, during the younger age are lacking of experience for judging.
Ottone III Ummm. No. Young people do have issues making good choices and judgment calls. But any one with even a little bit of sense ought know that if there’s a child in the closet and it’s filthy you call the cops. Has nothing to do with age , my 8 year old would know that isn’t okay. And I’m far from perfect but thanks!
@@dawnstone1708 it's just I feel that young people are more understanding of the world these days. I was telling at my screen to call police and I'm only 15. But this is a different world we live in.
I can definitely say that when I was a teen I would've been very upset by finding such a thing and been very worried as well as I probably would've called my mom and had her come help me with the situation. Having an adult be on your side when those parents came home would've helped me as a teen feel safe to speak up about it but I wouldn't have just left a baby to be put away, abused and unloved like that. Probably would've even volunteered to bring it home with me. (I loved babies as a teen). Hopefully that baby is okay now.
@The Absolute Madman then why would the baby be dirty in the closet and if you'd don't trust someone with your baby why would you hire them to take care of the other kids? And even if that was the case why not find someone else to care for the baby? In every case it's still child abuse. Not to mention the baby wasn't acting like a normal baby so could've possibly be on the edge of death or was drugged an about to pass out. Plus why didn't the other kids know anything about that baby? If I saw my younger sibling being stuffed in a closet all dirty and acting drugged even as a kid I'd be asking a hell of a lot of questions and then asking the babysitter as well to confirm what my parents told me.
I think you can call like adult services if an adult is living in disgusting conditions, but I'm not sure, that might just be for elderly or disabled people.
Computer room couple sound like they are addicted to their games and oblivious to the rest of the house around the room, causing them to neglect everything else, including the dog. (Since they keep the room clean.)
I have two stories from when I was a teenager: 1. My first boyfriend lived in a really rough area of town in a smaller house but had a large family, when I first went over they had a huge hole in the floor, dead rats under the staircase, cracked tiles, dishes and smelly trash piled up for days. One time I almost vomited when I stepped in a pool of spaghettios that had been spilled and left there overnight. I’m so glad I don’t have to go over to his house anymore and 2. When I was 16 I lived with a friends family for a little bit who had 3 cats, the laundry room was where they kept the litter boxes which were almost NEVER cleaned and everytime I did laundry in there I either had to pinch/clip my nose or hold my breath and shove my clothes in the machine as fast as possible or I would start gagging at the scent. Absolutely the worst thing I’ve ever smelled in my life...
Friend once asked me if I could fix the answering machine when I installed their new internet for them.
Looking though the lid there was German roaches rolled up in the tape.
When I rotated the device the machine exploded in roaches. Left and never went back.
2:12 I'm profoundly curious as to what type of mushrooms are those....might be SCPs?
SCPs are fiction
@@jj.jayjay. No shit Sherlock
Some mushrooms shoot spores when there's a breeze but if they grow somewhere where there's no breeze they'll react to the tiny air currents you produce
mostly just gross.
10 years old
staying the night at a friends house who had hoarder parents, roaches ect.
I tried to grin and bear it, but near the door I noticed the carpet was moving, went over when I got a minute, and pulled the carpet back, and saw maggots.
I had to leave shortly after that, I called my mom and just said
"I gotta get out of here"
because of the severeness of my voice my mom didn't ask questions and just came and got me.
still makes my skin crawl when I think about it.
and i thought my bf was a slob for leaving dishes in the living room and dirty clothes on the floor... these stories r a whole other level
A few years back my wife went through a then undiagnosed bought of depression, and I was working out of town. I'd come home on the weekends, and find her on the couch, dog crap all over the floor, the same sink full of moldy dishes, the hallway in front of the laundry room/bathroom impassable due to a huge mound of dirty clothes, etc. She'd tell me she had been cleaning constantly since I left, but I could tell that wasn't true. Every time I'd start cleaning up she'd say to leave it, she'll get to it. Yeah, that never happened. I had to borrow a trailer and make multiple dump runs when we left.
Those "grey bugs that come out when there's high humidity" are actually silverfish, and are not an original creation of minecraft, believe it or not
Met a dude who was 60....he invited me over to his apartment. It wasn't messy, but there were SEVERAL (over 20) framed 8x10 photos of him with young girls, very young, teenagers, young enough to be his grandchildren. I asked who they were....nieces? Daughters? Nope. Just random young girls that he talked into a photo, blew the picture up and framed it. Extremely disturbing. The worst part is that these girls have no idea they are on display in this creeps home.
Excuse me while I go obsessively clean to make sure my house is the exact opposite of these places.
14:27 I think he meant sow bugs, they gather in damp, dark places. For example, a pig pen.
2:22 *The Last of Us PTSD intensifies*
I can't believe how some ppl live. I mean I can see if you're poor or a small kid & don't know any better but some ppl are just gross af.
A lot of it stems from mental illness to be honest. Some people can compartmentalise it as well. My cousin seemed perfectly fine, she was well dressed, always looked professional when she went to work etc. She didn't let people go to her flat though. One day about 8 years ago, she went missing and her dad got the spare key for her flat. Inside she'd been living in filth. It was a shock to everyone. She was found in a nearby town wondering around aimlessly.
Turns out she'd been struggling mentally for years and was great at hiding it. She's doing well now, therapy helped a lot. She's really ashamed of how she used to live and can't explain why she lived like it.
But yeah some people are just lazy and gross.
Don't matter how poor u r still can b clean,!! Disgusting .!!
@@jeanetteconway6058 it's a little hard to be clean if you're homeless or live in a place with no water. I had a friend who literally lived in a fucking barn when he was a kid because his family was so poor. So yeah..you can't always be clean.
Myself in the mirror... thanks for posting!
My nephew is a paramedic. Got called to this ladies house one day, it was nasty dirty, clothes and garbage all over the floor, fly strips hanging from the ceiling. He was kicking things away with his feet so as not to step on them and she told him she had a pet tarantula that she let wander around and to stop kicking stuff. My nephew is deathly afraid of spiders. He kept working on her but was freaking out in his head when she said "what's on your back?" He lost his cool and did a freak out dance, she called him a pussy.
My job requires me to deal with these hoarders and bad homes. Sometimes the complaint comes from a family member sometimes it is a referral from the fire department attending a medical call.
9:40 This sounds exactly like my uncle. He kept his third child locked in a closet crib in his son's room for the first five years of her life. Wallowing in her used diapers, and they reused diapers. Disposable diapers, not the expensive washable cotton ones. He would regularly rip off stores as well, walking through the store eating foot from the hot rack and shoving the garbage onto a random shelf. When I was ten he used me to steal small items like razors and soap. Then I accidentally left my most prized possession, a tiny keychain stuffed cat there, and in the half hour it took us to turn around and go back for it, he already destroyed it because he thought it was funny to make me cry.
This man has millions in his account from tax fraud, stolen employee funds from his company, and money laundering. He stole $150k in wages from my mother alone. He buys a new Escalade every year. He spent $2 million of his businesses funds building a custom house.
He bathed with his two sons until the older one was ten. Then he adopted three kids from Ethiopia, who he insisted on bathing with. This is where I mention that he has an ebony fetish not-so-well hidden on his pc. And he was a massive pervert.
I haven't been to his house in around fifteen years, but last I heard the eldest adopted girl got an apartment and took her siblings with her.
I am sorry, I know this sounds horrible, but one evil, judgemental part of me almost hopes, he might get some sort of dementia which makes all his kids and you able to make him change his testament just a little bit......while he is alone in a very good care facility.
No, nonono !
I take it back ! That would be bad Karma on myself just for thinking that way.
I just hope his Karma get's his way.
5:54 This reminds me of how after a surgery, I started "tasting" bad smells!! Literally, now, I get a horrid metallic taste on my tongue when there is a bad smell around.
14:00 Silverfish. While they actually look kinda cook compared to other bugs, they're extremely destructive.
15:00 This one is kinda wholesome. He might of had too kuch stuff, but damm did he love his little fur buddy.
I don’t understand how people can live in conditions like some of these. They are just absolutely abysmal
13:30 Guy definitely has a stronghold underneath his house.
[my dad's story from when he was in his 20's, not mine]
So one time my dad and a friend were on some road trip or something and needed somewhere to stay, so they stayed at a friend's house. When he got in the hosue he was about to take off his shoes, and he immidietly decided against it. The carpet was soggy from dog urine, and there were unidentified stains all over. There were dead roaches everywhere and the lights were dim because there were so many dead bugs piled in the fixtures.
They had to sleep on the couch and at night you could feel the rats and roaches scuttling past you.
My dad said that he would have taken the grass over that couch in a heartbeat.
The most horrific thing I've ever seen at someone's house: when your friend starts talking back and arguing with their parents and you know damn well you would've gotten beaten for that and you want to beat your friend as well.
I have depression and sometimes empty bottles get left on my nightstand or I leave clothes on the floor. But my severe ADHD means that I'll get manic episodes and deep clean everything and I never just leave things a mess either. I'll deep clean like, once per week or so so it never gets so bad
@22:29, I don't agree with the homeowners being "uncomfortably close" while the potential buyers were looking around their house, but I can definitely understand wanting to walk around with people while they're going through your still occupied (meaning your belongings and valuables are still still there) house.
You're letting people who are strangers into your house. More people than you'd think are weirdos and/or thieves so when I was selling my past house I damn sure did walk around with the people while they looked around my house. I gave them space, but I was still watching them.
There's a story that was in the news the past year or so where people were selling their still occupied house and a potential buyer was caught on their security tape walking into their toddler's room, reaching into the child's hamper, sifting through the hamper, pulling out some of her panties then sniffing them.
What is it with people leaving their animals poop all over their houses? I have 4 cats, with 3 cat boxes and those get cleaned twice a day. I can't imagine just letting it all go and having to smell that nastiness all the time.
My friend’s family berating her in private & thinking I couldn’t hear them. Her brother too who thinks he knows everything. He’s the golden child. They still don’t know I know. Honestly I couldn’t care less. I enjoy them being unaware & play up the nerd side of me.
I feel so bad for Patrick. I went to school with a boy, Adam was his name. He was actually in my sisters class, 2 years below me. He was always very very smelly, all the bad smells you can think of mixed together, and unkempt, always. He was picked on a whole lot too. My sister was actually friends with him so I was too by proxy. He was a nice, if a not a bit weird, but harmless. It wasn't until I was much older that I realized his parents were probably hoarders and I cannot even imagine what the inside of his house looked like 😔
some family friends have fostered and adopted a lot of kids throughout 20 years, and their house is just so old and beat up. some kids managed to pull the entire carpet out, there is mold EVERYWHERE and there are so much holes in all the walls. apart from all that they have had 37 exact count DOGS AND CATS living there. there are even more pets besides the 37 dogs and cats (likes birds and guinea pigs, etc etc.) soo it is just disgusting every time you step foot inside their house, but good news is that they're getting the house re-done one step at a time :)
Where can I get a glass coffin. Seriously. I want one when I die
Half of these stories make me want to scream like Double D from Ed Edd n Eddy: "HOW CAN YOU LIVE THIS WAY?!?!?!?"
Apparently when my brother was young he went to visit a kid he knew from school, the kid stood on his bed, dropped his pants and pissed all over his bed. My brother promptly left
I am now doing a complete cleaning of my room. It isn't anywhere close to the houses mentioned in this video, but it certainly isn't as clean as it could be. No more letting myself get away with any messes. Cleanliness and organization bring happiness and clarity of mind. I want that.
Thank you for giving me the inspiration to clean my room (not hoarder or anything like these stories, just havent had the motivation to clean)
this reminded me of this one time when I was like 8 yrs old, me and mom visited her friend's house, when we entered their house there was dog pee and poop everywhere, they had two really big untrained dogs, but it wasn't like they were some weirdos, they were relatively normal people, they knew that it was disgusting but couldn't do anything about it. They also had a hallway without a door which lead to their bed room, they had to cover the entering of the hallway with a large thin wood so the dogs couldn't enter.
I have a 2 mo/old. Ever since wife and I had our baby, I'm so absolutely horrified about stories and thinking about abused and neglected babies. That they have no idea why they are abandoned/neglected, and all they want is food and love. It saddens and angers me to my core that people do that.
I went to someone's house that had a decomposed dog in the corner of the living room. The dog passed away from old age, and the people in the house kept arguing over who should dispose of it. So no one did. It was probably 8 months decomposed. Yes, there was bugs. Yes, there was a stench. And it was a large dog, I think a German Shepherd.
this video has me grateful of the things i have and the friends i have. i hope this kind of stuff never happens to anyone else!
I am 75 and my greatest concern is getting rid of my stuff. I contact people and offer things and give to the local thrift shop. I dont want to leave behind things i cared about to be wasted, so i try to find a happy reciever. My grand mother did the same. When she passed, there was nothing for the family fight over...
awe.. (no offense) but i really love old people. you sound amazing! my grandmas ab 80 and collects so many antiques!
I remember being friends with this girl that lived next door the family had like six dogs that were both inside /outside pets 😷 the house was dirty floors were covered in dirt fur & dog food 😑 for someone so dirty the mom was really snobby always reporting people in the neighborhood
Any scientist can guess what type of mushrooms that sense you?? So cool I want to look into it. I wish he described the color of them
When I was a kid I didn't like to hang out at my best friend's house. The place was awful. Basically 2 parents that didn't give a frick about anything plus 7 kids all in a 3 bedroom house. Bathroom had a hole in the floor big enough to fall through. Kitchen was like anthrax and SARS just waiting to happen. Then there were all the shiny black spots on the carpet. Used to wonder what the heck they were while I watched one of the younger kids picking at one. Realized later that it was dog crap. No one picked it up so it slowly melted into the carpet and got polished by all the foot traffic walking over it.
I used to babysit for a “friend” whose house was literally full of animal feces, roaches and adult bondage paraphernalia.
Halfway through this video I started cleaning. My place was already clean before the video.
after these stories, my mom cannot say my room is messy
And I thought my brother and my friend were bad..
1. My younger brother never washed his childhood blanket, so it began to stink so bad it smelled like death. We thought it was from something like soil falling behind his dresser from his old turtle's aquarium, but nope. He was sleeping with a blanket that he had never washed once he was responsible for his own laundry. He had to keep his room closed because it would make the whole upstairs smell bad. He still refuses to throw the blanket away. It's been washed, but that still didn't get rid of the odor. He is mildly autistic, so it isn't surprising. He also liked to drink MOST of a glass of milk and leave it next to his computer in the computer room (an office with 3 computers, one for each child.) And he would leave those mostly empty glasses of milk sitting there, stewing for weeks.
2. My friend is our D&D DM. We used to go to his house to play every-other Saturday. When we took our breaks for lunch, he would hand out bowls and silverware that had stuck on food and layers of grease on it. When we started providing him with disposable plates and cups, he would dig them out of the trash or something and reuse them next session. We kept noticing the plastic cups has sticky residue (soda) inside them and that the first couple of plates in the pile were dirty. He also didn't clean his bathroom, so it smelled like urine (for some fucking reason??) every time you'd go in there.. And he had no trash bags in his trashcan in the kitchen, so it smelled awful. The lack of trash bag is what made us think he was reusing the ones from previous sessions, but he could have also been personally using them between sessions and reusing them on us.. My husband and I convincing him that it would be easier to hold the sessions at our place and I would just cook homemade meals and snacks and desserts every session. It had been everyone rotating through making/paying for food, but now I cook and bake for each one and we get clean plates and cups.. He's a great DM and a great guy, but jesus christ he doesn't understand hygiene.
90% of the stories: *random family or guy or women leaving their pet's urine and feces all over the house and not caring.*
Lost my shit immediately at 'Braveheart-roaches'.
BLAP!
When I was 23 I lived with a guy I dated and when I first got there it was filthy. Their shirts gone so long unwashed they were yellow. The walls were greasy yellow. Trash strewn all over the floor. And the cat piss was so thick in the air you could legit chew it. I noped tf out real quick.
I've got some unusual/weird/questionable stuff myself in my room. I live at my parents' house for convenience and super low rent, and I have the whole finished basement to myself. Such stuff includes but is not limited to:
-An old Hitachi SuperScan Elite 17 CRT monitor and just as old HP keyboard to go with the rest of my relatively modern gaming setup, despite having two larger modern monitors laying around.
-Collection of melee weapons mounted on the wall, including blunt replica katanas, a mini baseball bat, a dowel with a hunk of iron on the end to act as a bludgeon, a sharpened curved hook-shaped stick, a machete, two duct tape flails (one of which has a golf ball core) a couple of super crappy "spears" that would probably break if used, and a nice proper spear with an obsidian tip.
-About 50-60 printed out maps and ship diagrams of the Pacific War.
-A "Most likely to take over the world" award from my old HS History professor.
-One of those fake ficus trees.
-A whiteboard with a variety of quotes from friends and the internet.
-Some random child's art of an airplane, which I found in a parking lot and deemed charming.
-An entire storage rack 75% devoted to my rock collection.
-Several large rocks laying around, including the a flat chunk of easily the densest and heaviest Muscovite Schist I have ever found, which I use as a pillow on my bed.
-60 SP 7.62x54R rifle rounds, currently in an ammo crate on my art table (food for my Mosin)
-A single live .22 charge for an industrial nail gun... which I found at school a few years back.
-Several mangas (GuP and Aoki Hagane no Arpeggio).
-19 IOTBW posters (classic) on the walls which I meant to put up during the second Halloween of the campaign but gave up because there were too many laws about it to be worth the effort of doing it legally.
-A full size corner couch with a fold-out bed.
-A bottle of rum.
If only my mom hadn't forbidden me from keeping my guns here, I would have them all tucked into my bed with me. And then there's the garage napalm I'm not allowed to bring indoors...
Damn, you got some cool stuff in your room!
"A Married couple i know used to be Stalker, and Stalkee" lmfao line of the day
Around 1995 or so my wife and I took our 3 kids to a movie. I was farthest from the aisle. After a while, my wife tells me to switch seats. She was next to the aisle. As soon as I sit down I realize why she had moved. The man now in front of my seat smells like the bottom of a dumpster in the summer. I had to try and watch the movie with my shirt over most of my face. Tears running down my eyes. I toughed it out but should have bolted. The theater was full so no where to relocate.
Holy shit! Every time I watch videos like this I go on a cleaning binge, I’ll admit that I’m messy at times but never dirty, thanks for helping me keep on my toes
I just can't for the life of me figure out why people, who are lazy t even clean after themselves, take in an animal, or multiple, only to ignore them most of the time, not feeding them or cleaning up after them. Disgusting and cruel to the animals
after watching this i'm going to go obsessively vacuum my whole house multiple times
How do you eat pizza so long you get scurvy he never ate an orange or something for 3 years
He must have not liked the pineapple pizza.
Would have to be worse than that. I have lived on a diet that lacks fruits and vegetables apart from a few used in other foods for my whole life and I only have a vitamin D deficiency which is actually kinda common.
My uncles ex-wife was the branch manager of a bank in a uni town it the UK. She once had a student account holder who had hit upon the brilliant plan of saving money during their "broke student" phase by bulk buying huge sacks of oats at the beginning of the year, and living off them exclusively. Needless to say, they also ended up with scurvy, and she got involved when Social Services were investigating what kind of messed up circumstances were occurring, and she had to provide them with their financial details, transaction history etc, as they tried to determine how the actual fuck a nominal adult ended up like that
My family is constantly telling me to clean up. I feel like a slob compared to them. But after these stories, I realize that I'm really a tidy guy. I'd rather live with neat freaks than hoarders and slobs.
I escaped my mils place too because of hoarding and mess. She does not like me anymore because of that and I don't care . My sanity comes first.
10:33 Holy shit the fact the baby wasn't crying anymore means it was horribly neglected. I would have called the police before the parents even got home.
Woman who didn't report the neglected baby just baffles me. Surely at 18 she would have the common sense to know she should have done something.
exactly what i was thinking. i’ve been pissed ever since i read that
This makes me want to clean my room/unit. Good motivation.