Build the arc
I tried to do my laundry today to get it out of the way. Simple task, right? WRONG!!! I’ve just spent the last 45 minutes or so dealing with the aftermath of a piece of shit washing machine in my piece of shit apartment building. The damn thing decided to overflow. So … my laundry in that machine (shirts and undies) were soaked. And the laundry room had at least an inch of water in it. It decided to spill out into the hallway and into the closet in my apartment. Thank good it’s just the jacket closet and isn’t carpeted. I’ve got a towel in there soaking it up.
I went up to my resident manager’s apartment, but no one was home. I called the apartment management, but got a recording. There was a number for emergency service calls, so I called it. He had already been called. Sounded like he was taking his sweet time getting here. I told him in was seeping into my apartment and into the hallway. Didn’t sound like he was speeding up any. I said that I had been using it and he says “Oh … so you’re the one who broke it”. Kiss my ass you fucker. If this building actually had decent machines this wouldn’t happen. I had 7 tshirts and 5 pair of undies in there … I’ve had it more full than that before with NO PROBLEMS!!! Don’t you dare pin this on me. Buy some new fucking machines.
This happened once before … can’t remember exactly when it was. One of the machines up on 3rd floor broke and flooded ground floor … the floor I’m on. And since my apt is right next door to the laundry room, my apt flooded. There was more water then. Maybe I just caught it sooner this time.
And do you know why it flooded? Because they plugged the drain so that when there are heavy rains, it doesn’t seep into the building.
I think I’m gonna get out of here and go to Walmart. I’d rather deal with idiots there than this mess right now.
pissedoff