My gf lives in St. Louis, and rents a small 1 bedroom apartment near the Botanical Gardens. It's a 4 unit house. The landlord has been pretty good. A little creepy, but I think that's just because he's like 37 and single, and my gf is pretty hot. So the time he bought her Cardinal's tickets was kinda weird..
Anyway, he called last week to let her know he was going to be over there with a service guy doing hvac work.
She religiously makes sure neither of her cats (sweet cats, both girls, they get along great) are locked in her bedroom before she leaves for work. She actually feeds them right before she leaves so they are both out and she can see them.
She goes to work at 8am, LL was there around 9am. She gets home at like 9pm (went to gym and wall climbing), notices cat is still in bedroom. Calls me upset because she knows her cat was stuck in room for 12 hours. Plays piano for a few hours, then gets into bed.
Crawls right into a puddle of cat piss. The cat pissed on her bed. Might have ruined a $300 weighted blanket she got from her dead grandma. Ruined her sheets. Went through her 'mattress pad' protecter (wtf) and left a big ol yellow stain on her 5 month old $1200 mattress.
How do you clean a mattress?
She texted the landlord around midnight. She was livid. He said the cat was in the bedroom when he got there, and he figured maybe it was supposed to be locked up. She said she texted back '1) she knows the cat wasn't locked up in the bedroom because she watched her eat food when she left. 2) why would She leave my cat locked up in her bedroom all day without a litter box when she's at work? 3) Why not call me and ask about the animals and don't just leave a cat locked up in a room without water or a place to go bathroom?'
Fuck. She's so upset. She was up until 4am trying to clean the mattress and save her weighted blanket. And she almost came over and stayed the night, which means she wouldn't have let the cat out until the next morning and might not discovered the piss until the following night when it would have been sitting for over 24 hours.
Who locks a cat in a room without a litter box? She wants to move out so bad now. Already sending me links for nearby apartments. If she has to buy a new mattress, she's thinking about telling the landlord it's coming out of his rent money.
Anyway, he called last week to let her know he was going to be over there with a service guy doing hvac work.
She religiously makes sure neither of her cats (sweet cats, both girls, they get along great) are locked in her bedroom before she leaves for work. She actually feeds them right before she leaves so they are both out and she can see them.
She goes to work at 8am, LL was there around 9am. She gets home at like 9pm (went to gym and wall climbing), notices cat is still in bedroom. Calls me upset because she knows her cat was stuck in room for 12 hours. Plays piano for a few hours, then gets into bed.
Crawls right into a puddle of cat piss. The cat pissed on her bed. Might have ruined a $300 weighted blanket she got from her dead grandma. Ruined her sheets. Went through her 'mattress pad' protecter (wtf) and left a big ol yellow stain on her 5 month old $1200 mattress.
How do you clean a mattress?
She texted the landlord around midnight. She was livid. He said the cat was in the bedroom when he got there, and he figured maybe it was supposed to be locked up. She said she texted back '1) she knows the cat wasn't locked up in the bedroom because she watched her eat food when she left. 2) why would She leave my cat locked up in her bedroom all day without a litter box when she's at work? 3) Why not call me and ask about the animals and don't just leave a cat locked up in a room without water or a place to go bathroom?'
Fuck. She's so upset. She was up until 4am trying to clean the mattress and save her weighted blanket. And she almost came over and stayed the night, which means she wouldn't have let the cat out until the next morning and might not discovered the piss until the following night when it would have been sitting for over 24 hours.
Who locks a cat in a room without a litter box? She wants to move out so bad now. Already sending me links for nearby apartments. If she has to buy a new mattress, she's thinking about telling the landlord it's coming out of his rent money.
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