Tenant Makes Their Money-grubbing Landlord Lose $9,000 When They Raise Rent by $150 After Bragging About Their Excessive Wealth
Being a renter feels like you're perpetually stuck under the foot of the 1%. As you watch your paycheck drain from your bank account into your landlord's every month, it's tough not to feel a certain resentment and resistance to their wealth, since it's you who's paying their restaurant bills, buying their cars, and giving them the means to install indoor pools in their second home in Tahoe. But what if there was a way to get back at your greasy, slime-ball of a landlord, making them pay for their greedy 10-fold?
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In our next story, a healthcare worker utilized the one card that all renters have in their hands. While it may seem like your landlord holds all the cards and all the power in your relationship, one thing renters can wield is their ability to leave. That's right. Our lordship over the apartment lies in our ability to bail, leaving our landlords in a bind that will not only cost them time but could cost them a ton of money.
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No landlord wants to lose a good tenant. But when u/throwawayforunethica, a healthcare worker and amazingly punctual tenant, found out that her greedy landlords were out for more money every month, she snapped. Scroll for the entire story of how one woman cost her landlords $9,000 when she called their bluff.
After this, here's another story where the big guy takes a big fall– a teenager gets fired for attending a family member's funeral, then, a month later their flimsy manager begs them to come back and help for a shift.
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