Tuxedo Cat Doesn't Have Cable At His Own House So He Pops Over To The Neighbor's For Some Quality TV Time: Twitter Thread

It's not a secret that cats are mischievous little criminals that know no boundaries. Don't let their tiny size and adorable fluffy fur fool you because if needed, they will steal, they will take, and they'll take down anyone and everyone standing in their way. If you're a cat person, you've probably heard a 'not my cat' story at least once in your life. Or better yet, you lived it.

But if you're not familiar with this phenomenon, then let us explain. Not only do cats have a natural instinct to steal, but also break into homes. Some will pick locks to sneak into homes and others will simply invite themselves in. But the best part about the whole 'not my cat' narrative is that although they do show up on our doorstep, it doesn't necessarily mean that they want to stay. Some will just score a nice hot shower and then dip, while others are simply here for the free cable. Either way, we love cats.

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As you'll see in the upcoming screenshots, you'll notice that this story is quite popular among the feline population. It probably speaks to them in ways we'll never understand, but ohhh well

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"He was sat on the wheelie bin when I arrived this morning. He came in with me, noticed the tv wasn't on and walked back out."
Lol! He really said, 'nah nevermind'

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