34 Stories About The Worst Things Guests Did, Told By Users Of This Online Community

When I was 13 years old my mom's sister came to visit. She prowled around my room and decided she wanted to take all of my 45 records with her when she left. I had about 40 of them because my dad had owned a bar and gave me a bunch from the jukebox. I was at school when she left and no one had said anything to me. I was beyond angry and devastated that they stole my records. One of the records was a special edition purple record of When Doves Cry by Prince, to this day, 30+ years later, she still says she has my records packed in a box, and has said so the entire time, but she can't be bothered to give them back. My dad died a few years after she took them and I really would've liked to have them. Some people are just shît.

Who on earth are you talking to?

The f*****g couch it is....I wouldn't give up my bed for anyone...you are guest and most probably uninvited yhen the couch it is...or the air mattress on the living roomfloor...s**t.

That's what we do. We give the guests our master bedroom and we sleep in the living room. My son sometimes shares his bedroom when there are other kids in case a family comes and stay with us, but he doesn't mind that. As long as he can stay in his room. But it never happens more than once a year for only one week.

I strongly disagree, but I also wouldn’t have my child do something I myself wouldn’t do. If I had even the slightest inkling of concern about security and safety, that child would be sleeping on an air mattress on my floor. That’s the only reason I’d be worried about privacy for a few days.

Haha I love it

If it’s the worst so far, and it’s number one, then I’m afraid to see the rest

but only SLIGHTLY

Never underestimate the ingenuity of idiots.

In my 'if I win the lottery' fantasies, I would have a heated pool....... that would be converted to a tropical fish pond I could swim in. Because if you're going to dream, might as well dream big.

Pools are one of those 'great things for your friends to own' along with boats and sports cars.

More trouble than the joy it provided from one who owned a pool.

You can have a swimming pool and not have a heater. As much as having a pool is a life luxury, a heated pool is even more so. 😊

May…Ummm…nah, brah. I don’t know how expensive it is to heat a pool, but I know that if something uses electricity, it costs big $$$ if it runs continuously. Those guests just didn’t give a d*mn because it did not affect their bottom line. Bet they wouldn’t leave their lights on day and night for months at a time because they “forgot” to turn them off.

There's a reason pools add only about 10% of their build cost to the house value...

Nope. Just selfish people.

I think this is the best course of action. Let them know about it and see if they offer to pay.

And they very much deserve all the chastise

"Now I have to live off beer and bourbon, poor me"

Who are you talking to Robert?

And literally shutting off the water after 10 minutes... but maybe the guest did it while the owners were out.

How on earth did I get downvoted for that? Does someone have 11 minute showers and resent people questioning it?

Sitting in the shower having a concert or thinking about every decision you've ever made.

I don't either. Despite how much I love having baths, I actually detest showers. I'm in there to wash and get out. Not stay in there long enough for thoughts.

I was thinking the same thing about myself about 30 min showers being the norm😬

The only possible response to that is indeed, to hand him the shovel.

You are the epitome of grace. That's thoughtful of you. I was taken aback by his assumption that it would be done for him.

I wouldnt get up early to shovel when I have no where to go. It wasnt snowing yet when thier guest asked to stay and they only said yes because they didnt have work, which for most people would be a clue that it was going to be a lazy morning. The dinner guest should have gone home before the snow if he had work in the morning.