There are two types of guests in the world: those who call before arriving, respect your personal space, thank you for your hospitality, and leave at a decent hour; and then those who make you want to never have anyone over ever again.
The latter are the ones who take “make yourself at home” far too seriously. To them, it’s an invite to behave like a wild animal that’s just been unleashed. And you have to wonder, “If they act like this in someone else’s space, what in the please-leave-right-now are they getting up to in their own home?
Someone asked, “What’s the worst thing a guest has ever done in your home?” and many of the responses read like the script of a low-budget horror movie. Bored Panda has put together a list of the best of the worst… Among them: the father-in-law who cut his fingernails at a dining room table and left the clippings behind; a man who snooped through a couple’s wardrobe, and sniffed the wife’s underwear; and the charmer who stole someone’s pet hedgehog before trashing the house to make it look like a robbery.
#1
She was eating peanuts at my kitchen table, just letting the shells pile up in front of her. Then she took her arm and brushed them right into the floor like we were at a Texas Roadhouse restaurant.
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#2
My father in law cut his fingernails at our dining room table and just left a bunch of little nail clippings sitting there.
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#3
Guests visited from overseas, went home, and took my good towels with them. Not a word.
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#4
Saved for months and for my 40th birthday finally bought myself a high end 60lb compound bow for my archery hobby. (About AUD$2400 in todays money)
At my party later that night the teenage son of a friend who claimed to know all about archery and bows asked to look at it. Without asking he drew it back and dry fired it completly destroying the cams and limbs. Neither the dad or the son acted as if it was a big deal. I had to grit my teeth the entire night so as not to cause a scene in front of my other guests.
I never even got to set it up or fire an arrow from it.
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#5
My brother and his girlfriend came to my house for Thanksgiving. She brought a jello type salad, which we all assumed was her contribution to dinner, and asked to put it in the refrigerator. Later in the day, she went to get the salad out and dropped it all over the floor, sending red jello everywhere. My mother commented it was alright because there was plenty to eat. She then admitted the jello salad was for her own mother’s thanksgiving dinner.
A few months later, my son had his wisdom teeth removed. She knew he would have painkillers and came by to ask if she could have them. She stole pain killers from other family members who were recovering from surgery or injuries. She is banned from everyone’s home now and we don’t know why my brother puts up with her.
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#6
Wore dirty shoes straight onto my sofa because they “forgot” to take them off at the door. They were never invited back.
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#7
Heard this from a friend: friend and his wife hosted a dinner party of 8, four couples, one husband went to the loo mid-dinner for a suspiciously long time, nothing weird happened the whole dinner, but friend couldn’t shake the feeling that something was weird, they have a security camera set up in their bedroom, (don’t ask me why idk), friend decided to check the camera footage the next day, turns out that husband who went to the toilet for a long time actually went into their bedroom, went through their wardrobe, and sniffed his wife’s underwear.
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#8
Drank an entire (unopened) bottle of alcohol that was given as a housewarming gift. Refilled the bottle with water and put it back on the shelf. The same trip they opened the gallon sized laundry detergent and left it on its side to empty itself over the dryer and entire laundry room floor.
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#9
Wouldn’t leave and the wife expected to be served the whole time. My ex husbands friend and family.
They evacuated from a hurricane to our house 10 hours away with their 2 kids, cat, dog and lizard. After a few days the hurricane warning lifted, and turned out it never really hit where they lived. After a week they were still there. The kids wrecked the house, literally ripping stuff off the walls, the wife wouldn’t get off the couch and treated her husband like a worker. She drank a gallon of milk a day and of course they all had to eat. We paid for it all and cooked. She was a know it all as well. The cat was in heat and the lizard escaped. I was being driven INSANE. I told my ex he had to tell them it was time to leave. He wouldn’t.
I awkwardly told them it was time to go. The wife got mad and yelled that her husband has taken 2 weeks vacation. I said what!? You didn’t tell us that!
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#10
My “best” friend came over to bring me dinner. I had just had a baby. Her bringing me dinner consisted of her bringing her whole family and cooking spaghetti at my house, getting red sauce splattered everywhere. Boiling over the noodles. Letting her 2 kids destroy every single room of my house. The play room furniture was even flipped over and you couldn’t see the floor. They ate and then left.
After they left, I sat in my bathroom holding my baby and sobbed. I couldn’t even bear to look at the entirety of the tornado that hit my house.
UPDATE: Wow! I haven’t checked Reddit in a day and came back to so much righteous hate for this “friend.” I always knew this was bad but would often talk myself out of how bad it was. Especially at the time. My husband is/was quick to remind me though. While I sat in the bathroom and sobbed. He worked on cleaning the house. This was 5 years ago. This friendship was already on a downward spiral. Performative kindness is her trademark. Her life since this has gone really poorly. She had an affair with a married man. Took her husband whole year to finally figure it out. She lost her job. Blew up her marriage, and her kids life’s, started a smear campaign on me and the friend who tried to help her. Only stayed friends with those who supported her poor choices. Then her affair partner ended up in prison. She supported him the entire time he was in prison (3 years) and the day he got out. He dropped her.
Thank you for the validation! Needless to say, we aren’t friends anymore. Haven’t been since shortly after the spaghetti saga.
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#11
Left their bag in the middle of my living room floor that had a loaded hand gun in it.
My kids were 4,3, and infant at the time.
I found it. Nothing happened. But boy did I lose my mind with fear, gratitude and anger.
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#12
Stole (and sold) my pet hedgehog, then trashed my house to make it look like a robbery.
I had to explain to the responding officer what a hedgehog was.
Edit:
Hedgehog with my then kitten (now an old cat).
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#13
A friend’s six year old took all the board games out of the closet, dumped out the contents onto the floor and then mixed everything up thoroughly. His excuse was that he was inventing a new game! His mother said that he was so clever for trying and, almost immediately after, told my wife the kid did the same thing at their house and that’s why his family didn’t have any board games or puzzles anymore. They left soon after and were never invited back.
We spent a good couple of hours sorting everything out and reassembling most of the games. The only ones on which we gave up were the Trivial Pursuit games- the different sets weren’t a problem but we had duplicate copies as we both brought them into our marriage…we gave up sorting the hundreds of cards and just bundled them together.
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#14
Washed my irreplaceable wool sweater on hot water, extra long cycle and then in the dryer on max heat.
In Canada, particularly western Canada, there is a garment called a curling coat. Basically a heavier than average cardigan that zips up. And it’s almost exclusively a home made, bespoke thing. Kind of like the original Aran sweaters. Their usually made of cheap acrylic yarn.
Back in the 70s when my parents broke up, my biological father commissioned a men’s curling coat, made in the heaviest naturally coloured wool available. He gave it to my mom for me to inherit just before he went out west for good. I inherited it when I was 14 and finally big enough to wear it.
I wore it every winter for about 15 yrs. I had to replace the zipper once because it wore out, but the sweater itself was still almost like new.
I let a coworker and girlfriend stay with me. She spent her days eating junk food and watching TV. He chewed her out for it one night and she started being helpful around the apt. And she was flippin’ useless at everything. She ruined the non-stick pan by using steel wool on it. Ruined my steel wok by putting it in the over where the handle caught fire. And to cap it all off, she washed my sweater.
What came out of the dryer would fit an 8 yr old.
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#15
Steal Xmas gifts. During Xmas eve and day as a kid we would have ppl pop by for a little bit before heading off to their own family gatherings, mostly family and a few close friends.
One of my Dad’s friends with their kids (who are similar age to my siblings) stopped by and when we left several gifts, candy and money was missing from mine and my sibling’s things. We know it was them because they were the last ppl to stop by.
My Gramma demanded to come with us to get the stuff back on boxing day from the friend’s home. She called them “despicable brats” to their faces” and banned them from our property.
Friend was super embarrassed and big mad. Until they were teens they had to spend holiday doing charity work and if the family gave them presents it had to be books, clothes or school supplies.
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#16
They were staying at our house for what was supposed to be two nights while their floors were being redone. They had a toddler and we had twin toddlers. The husband drank all of the milk that we had just bought, they kept giving their toddler piles of food that they would hardly eat and then throw it away, used most of our diapers, ended up staying 5 nights and left the guest bedroom a wreck with soaking wet towels laying on the bed. They ate/wasted all of the food we had just bought that was supposed to last us two weeks. They never even said bye when they did leave and left $20 for the food. Needless to say we haven’t talked to them since, it’s been 12 years.
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#17
Please don’t open the windows in your bedroom as the cats will escape. He left the window open. Left the door open in the bedroom. Both cats left, one came back.
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#18
Their grandson climbed and got my wedding album that was purposely put out of reach and spilled a drink on more than half of it. The kids grandmother saw it happen and closed the book, tried to put it back where she thought it was. I instantly saw it out of place and went over to put it up when I realized it was soaking wet. Only then is when she admitted what happened. So instead of trying to clean it off or even come to tell me about it.. she was perfectly okay with trying to hide it from me to find after they left.
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#19
Over the year my husband was passing away, my in-laws came over a few times to “help” around the house. They somehow bent the top tray of our dishwasher, weed-whacked through the coils of our A/C unit outside, and tossed a load of my dry clean only nice clothes in the washer and dryer, among other things. BIL came over for a weekend bringing his 4 kids and 2 dogs that we had no room for. SIL ruined my 1-year-old Bosch HEPA-filtered vacuum cleaner when she decided to use it in our garage/shop like a shop-vac on both dry and wet things that it was never mean to be used on (like small dried leaves and branches, metal bits, greasy spills). A few months later I splurged on a brand new Dyson to replace the Bosch (yes I like fancy things) – and this time I hid it deep in my closet when they visited again. I was gone for the day and came back to find that MIL had dug through my closet, found the Dyson (still in the box), and used it to clean up a food spill in the kitchen. I asked SIL and BIL why no one thought to ask me first before going through my things and was told I was being a nasty woman because MIL was just trying to be helpful.
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#20
Well the first time I invited a dude I was just starting to date over to my house, as I was grabbing something, I turn and he’s just… opening all my clothes drawers and looking in. Just casually. Like that’s a thing people do.
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#21
Announced, didn’t ask, ANNOUNCED, that he was staying an extra night, after having stayed 3 nights already. My Wife packed his stuff and he was gone 20 minutes later.
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#22
Used a fork on my pans while making scrambled eggs.
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#23
Not me, but my sister told me about the time a friend of hers spent the night because she’d had too much to drink and she urinated on her couch, flipped the couch cushions over, and was out of the house before my sis and her husband woke up.
Throughout the say my sister kept smelling that tell-tale pee stench and finally thoroughly examined the couch… when she pulled up the couch cushion, she was splashed in the face by droplets. She screamed and my BIL found her at the sink splashing her face vigorously with water. She immediately called her friend and screamed at her, “At least give me a heads up!!! I got your bodily fluids on MY FACE!!!”
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#24
This was YEARS ago but it was so bizarre. I had a group project in university and I suggested we work at my place. One dude showed up like a half hour early and we were sitting on my couch, chatting. He asked me if I was single and I had just gotten out of a long term relationship, which I told him. He asked if he could kiss me and I said I wasn’t ready for that. He then proceeded to go to my bathroom and was in there for like 20 minutes, taking a nasty number 2.
I was so confused and disgusted. Like what if we had kissed? Would he have not done a number 2? Was it a revenge dookie?
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#25
Drank 6 beers and hid the bottles- we found them the next day and thought the kids at the gathering did it, so we had a whole big thing with the kids only to find out much later that it was an alcoholic aunte that lied about drinking them.
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#26
Best friend staying at my house, with our dog, while we were out of town. He came back completely shnockered one night, fell down on the kitchen floor, puked all over then went upstairs to the bathroom to clean himself up. He passed out in the bathroom and woke up the next morning.
He came down in the morning, after remembering he puked in the kitchen the night before. There was NO mess, No puke, everything was clean.
One guess as to how it got cleaned up.
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#27
This is both the best and worst thing a guest has done. I had a buddy over for dinner at my parents place. My Dad has always been a great storyteller, telling stories from his youth. My buddy was fully invested in the story he was telling. He politely waited until my Dad was done to say “Hey, so…is that supposed to be on fire?” A candle had set fire to some fake plants that none of us noticed that clearly had gone on for a bit. Nice of him to be so polite, but, like, its okay to interrupt if the house is burning down. LOL (we put the fire out and everything was fine).
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#28
Very high maintenance girl visited us. She live about 700 miles from us at the time. Once she’d left we discovered two sets of her clothes on the floor in the room she’d stayed in. Shirts, pants, bras, underwear – the works.
My wife finds them and says “the hell with that”. Straight in the garbage they go.
A week after she’d left, she calls and asks us to mail her the items that she had “forgotten”. She clearly expected us to clean and ship the items to her at our expense.
My wife tells her that we never found anything of the sort and have no clue what she’s talking about.
She hasn’t spoken to us since.
Good riddance.
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#29
They had a can of tuna as a midnight snack. Then stuck the empty in a dresser drawer and forgot about it.
In a sleepout room that isn’t regularly used.
If you open that drawer 20+ years later you get a faint whiff of tuna.
The guest… was me, visiting my mum. Teenage me, with binge eating issues and lots of shame about it.
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#30
A friend of my ex threw my cat across the room. My cat loves people and wants to cuddle with everyone, and I understand that not everyone wants that. So I tell guests to simply put him down on the floor if he gets too clingy. But this person literally threw him across the room. I was ready to punch him, but my ex managed to get him to leave the house, and I never saw him again. My cat was in shock, but thankfully he wasn’t injured, and he still loves people.
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#31
Stolen jewelry (all of my expensive rings, and coins from the 1800’s. It boggles me because if a friend needs help, I would help them. I guess sometimes don’t want to set their pride aside and my friendship. Actually I think I need to start being kinder to myself first…Heartbroken.
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#32
i own an airbnb and one person staying at it got annoyed with me when i asked politely them to not let their 4 year old play with our keypad entry. they got locked out 4 times in less than 24 hours because she thought it made a funny sound when she entered the wrong code. so in response they left every light in the house on, including closets, and left the kitchen sink on when they left. i gave them a one star review and they got pissed and said i was a liar and were going to report me to airbnb. i sent them a video from the the doorbell cam of them joking about doing it. they did not respond after that.
they tried booking again 6 or so months later, i declined them.
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#33
My uninvited guest unplugged the wifi without warning to reset it because they were having trouble connecting. I was in the middle of downloading 5,000+ documents.
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#34
Smoked in our bathroom after we explicitly asked her to only smoke outside because smoke is a trigger for multiple people’s asthma. That was rude af imo.
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#35
Picture it: 1999. Little 6-year-old me has a ball pit (one of those little 5×5-foot tent ones), and I LOVED that thing!
Then my darn little cousin comes over for a visit and keeps throwing all the balls out of the pit. She makes a huge mess, but somehow, after she leaves, MY PARENTS GET MAD AT ME because the balls are everywhere.
She comes over a few more times and keeps doing the exact same thing. Every single time, I’m the one who gets blamed for the mess she made.
And then, one day, my parents get rid of my beloved ball pit because they think I’m the one who keeps making a mess.
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#36
During a house party, a girl we invited stole my roommate’s phone, was able to get into his bank accounts and other accounts like e-trade (this was partially on him as he had a note with all his passwords on his phone and this was during the early days of the iPhone before most people used passwords to unlock their phone). In less than 12 hours she was able to sell all his stocks, and then steal the money from his bank accounts. After weeks of constantly being on the phone, my roommate was able to get most of his money back and I think e-trade was able to reinstate his stocks. Our entire friend group was in disbelief as she seemed like such a normal girl.
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#37
This is the reason I don’t throw parties anymore. Everybody was having a good time relaxing, I hear the sound of running water and get confused because nobody was by the bathroom and nobody was over at the sink. So I go to investigate, and I walk in and see one of my buddies. Now mind you, from left to right this is the order of objects in my room from where he was standing. My computer desk with all my electronics, the empty floor, and then my bed which was on the ground. He was urinating on the floor between my computer and my bed. I almost yelled at him, but stopped myself. I realized that if he stopped and turned, he would wet either my bed, or my computer. So I sat there and watched him empty his bladder on my floor, and then proceeded to kick him out.
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#38
STABBED MY ANTIQUE ROCKING CHAIR WITH A KNIFE.
He was the acquaintence of a friend. We were playing D&D. We were a chair short, so he wound up in the antique rocking chair that has now rocked three generations of babies.
He was doing some sort of character bit and suddenly THWAP a pocket knife was STICKING IN THE ARM OF THE CHAIR.
…he was not invited back.
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#39
I used to work as a bartender, one night after closing I saw an old friend of my husband almost passed out so I helped him and asked where he was staying as I knew he lived in a different city. He had no room anywhere so I took him home. He stayed there the whole weekend (we did ask him to leave) and while he was away he dared to call to say he was coming home to take a nap but not to worry because it would not bother him if we wanted to be home too. He also ate all the leftovers from the fridge.
I never again offered my house to anyone after closing the bar.
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#40
My 6th grade birthday party. I wanted a hover disc sooooo bad, literally the only thing I asked for. Family friend managed to find the massive tie-dye one featured in the commercial. She showed up with it already inflated with helium. Let me tell you I was over the moon.
I threw it once and was going to put it away until later, it was a very breezy day, house with a lot of trees around it.
This one girl came to my party, (gotta invite the whole class) she wasn’t the nicest kid. She proceeded to throw a fit calling me selfish for not sharing. Then ran and snatched it and threw it right towards the decorative windmill in the yard. Sliced it right open, it was completely ruined. Then had the audacity to cry and play victim.
I was beyond devastated. The same family friend took me out on a different day to pick a new one out. The only ones to be found were much smaller and only had SpongeBob. Walmart over inflated the first two and busted those. So we picked up the last one they had and took it to a random grocery store on the way home, they were out of helium. So air it was. To add further insult to injury that one had a slight warp in it.
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#41
Let their kid dump a huge container of fish food all over inside a large basket of aquarium supplies. They never said a word about it. I discovered it when I went to feed my fish and the container was empty.
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#42
Someone who knew just enough about chiropractic procedures to be dangerous offered to do a back realignment on our daughter.
She was 18 months old.
Needless to say, it was a GTFO moment.
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#43
Randomly made herself a ton of food all night and only ate a bite of each thing. No exaggeration, she straight up cut half a block of cheese, took one bite. Four slices of peanut butter toast, a bite out of one piece. Room covered in the food she made but didn’t eat and tons of drinks. She did this within like 8 hours of a night while I slept. I was absolutely shocked cleaning it the next day and very confused.
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#44
Stayed for freaking HOURS after a meeting at my house ended. She and another club member holed up in the living room, yakking, And it was driving my husband and me craaay craaaay because we were hoping for a date night without a dinner out, if you know what I mean. Our son was at work and was famous for coming home just as we were having a date night (if you know what I mean. We called him Radar Boy (not to his face).
After about 3 hours of hinting, I finally (!) expressly asked these two yakkers to take it elsewhere so my husband and I could turn. They kind of nodded my way, then continued gossiping for another HOUR!!
And just when we were alone, we hear our son slamming the door. Sigh. We did not have much intimate time after: We learned about a year later that my man’s spine was plagued with cancer of the bone marrow (multiple myeloma). He survived 3 years longer than average number of patients, but it was a shut quality of life. Even now, when I recall what those guests did, I kind of conflate things so that they brought on the cancer. (I’m not proud of that).
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#45
My sister was changing her baby on the bed just before they left and the kid let out a geyser all over the bed. Didn’t say a word and left. The next day, we found a very wet mattress.
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#46
Went in the front guest bathroom to go BIG potty. While he was in there, he smoked cigarettes in my bathroom, flicked his ashes in the bathtub, and set the cigarette on the vanity which left a nicotine burn mark. Now, my white vanity has a permanent rusty looking skidmark on it.
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#47
Blew vape smoke in my cat’s face!
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#48
Had some acquaintances watch our dog when we were away. They were some harmless hippies who lived out of their van and we had them stay with our dog at our house over the weekend. When we came back from a long travel day they had completely moved in. Brought all their guitars and tapestries inside and put all their clothes in drawers. They also were cooking a very involved meal at 8pm… in our home. When we told them it was time to leave they were pissed but it was truly so strange.
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#49
Girl came over in high heels for a get together. Pads on the heels were missing. She left gouges all over my hardwood floor.
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#50
A friend’s 7-year-old was running roughshod in my tiny apartment breaking two vases. She didn’t do or say anything so I finally said to him he had to stop running around because he’s being destructive. He got so mad he picked up a chess piece off the board I kept on a stand and stomped on it snashing it. It was a hand-made wooden piece from a friend who carved every single piece himself as a gift to me. I was heartbroken. I kicked them both out and we never saw each other again.
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#51
A (former) friend asked if he could crash for a couple nights while he was moving. I got home from work and he had moved his entire apartment into my living room. Couches, mattress, boxes. Every day was another delay until day 15 when I told him I was done and everything better disappear (including him) before I got back from work.
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#52
Gave grapes to my dog. He was alright thank god he was a warrior now gone at 14 a month a ago.
An other guest shove one of my dog with force.
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#53
Left the fridge open when they got in it in the middle of the night and by the time i woke up everything had gone room temp…they wouldn’t even acknowledge they did it despite the fact it was obvious she did.
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#54
Not me, but one of my friends once called me up for advice on what to do because she’d just discovered that a friend who slept in her place while she was away had USED HER ADULT TOY. And put it back. UNCLEANED.
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#55
Brought a stray dog that he had just found over/into our house. The dog had fleas and two weeks later we had to flea disinfect the house..
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#56
A friend brought her girlfriend over to hang out in our pool and have dinner. We hung out in the pool and everything was great, had dinner and that was fine too. After we finished eating dinner the girlfriend decided to let out a belch worthy of ’80s comedy before pulling her top off to sunbathe with her chest out. My husband just got up and went inside saying he would leave us to have girl talk.
Neither one of them got invited back.
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#57
I prepared a dinner for 8 people, in Paris, with zero forewarning. I was advised at 6pm by my husband, while I was still at work. I had to shop, go home, and cook (people eat very late – dinner will be fixed at 8.30 pm but often will not start for another hour). It was a group of Parisian « intellectuals », French ministers, and senior diplomats in the early 2000s. I prepared a roast leg of lamb, and after the course, one of the invitees said « thank you parisdreaming… but the lamb was slightly overcooked ».
Yep. We divorced.
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#58
Used white towels to clean her makeup off.
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#59
Took a hot pot off the burner and put it directly on my Formica countertop. Burned a deep round scar in the countertop. She brushed it off by saying “that will buff out.”. I had to replace the countertops and I never spoke to her again.
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#60
Dipped their toddler that was covered in ice cream into our pool to “clean them off”…, another time we found words carved into our bathroom wall (think it was young girls when family visited but what the hell?!)
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#61
In high school a gymnast friend did a standing backflip, lost his balance and fell into a kitchen chair that broke into four pieces. He was mortified and spent an hour in the garage fixing it. My parents never knew and the repair lasted until they got new kitchen furniture.
So worst and best maybe.
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#62
A friend of my older siblings stole jewelry from my parents closet when I was a kid.
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#63
Complained about my dog.
That’s a first class ticked to never invited again.
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#64
Sister in law came to visit and her friend got drunk and puked all over the guest bed and bathroom, then used my towels to “clean it up.” Didn’t tell me or my husband and we found the mess the next day. They had left when we found the mess and we made them turn around and come back to clean it up.
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