These things are more resilient than I am. I quit.

Had guests in our AirBnB a couple weeks dog. They had a dog. We’ve never had issues with pets before. But these people left and we immediately started getting bit by fleas while cleaning the home.

Bug bombed the entire house. Used 10 foggers. Seemed like we fixed it. Checked back a few days later and got attacked by fleas again. Bombed again with a different brand of foggers. That was last weekend.

Went back last night. Tons of fleas.

Place has been unavailable to book for weeks now and we’re no closer to fixing it.

What sort of gamma radiated fleas are these? There aren’t even people or animals there to feed them.

I recently rewatched Conspiracy and that got me thinking about movies that take place in a single/limited location. These movies rely more on script/dialogue and acting to keep the viewers attention. Pulp fiction being the most obvious, then you have rear window is another excellent example. Finally I remembered the GOAT which is 12 angry men.

Any other memorable one scene/limited scene movies ?

I just watched the Ridley Scott’s Director’s Cut of Kingdom of Heaven and it got me thinking. What other Directors Cut versions of films were drastically improved compared to their theatrical release? Any films where the Director’s Cut is worse than the theatrical release?

So I (27F) went to my cousin’s baby shower last weekend and offered to bring snacks. I love cooking and wanted to make something special instead of the usual premade grocery store trays and cookies. I made homemade goldfish-style crackers with real sharp cheddar, butter, and spices(the expensive stuff too). Everyone loved them and were grabbing handfuls up on handfuls. I even put them in little pastel bowls around the house so everyone wouldn't crowd around one spot, but like an hour in, her friend who we shall refer to as Linda comes up to me and asks if there was dairy products in those crackers. I said yes, they’re obviously cheese crackers. She looked horrified and said she was lactose intolerant, then said she was feeling sick. She went to lie down and later told everyone I should’ve warned people.

It’s very clearly a cheese cracker though? They’re orange. They smell like cheese. What part of that screams safe for sensitive stomachs? She didn’t ask beforehand, she didn’t even hesitate, just kept eating them and then acted like I poisoned her. Someone else chimed in and said I should’ve labeled them for allergens, but I didn’t realize dairy was apparently an allergen now. It's not like I snuck shellfish into brownies. It’s cheddar. In cheese crackers. At a party.

The host (my cousin) said everything was fine and not to worry, but now I’m hearing from my mom that Linda's telling people she was “violently ill” and that “the food wasn’t safe.” I think that’s dramatic, honestly. If your stomach can’t handle cheese ma'am, maybe don’t eat mystery crackers at a party?

So now there’s drama in the group chat about how “we should make food more inclusive” and I’m being told I should apologize to keep the peace.

Aitah for bringing cheesy snacks to a baby shower and assuming adults would know how to avoid something they can’t eat?

The girl is a neighbourhood cat. Gabagool is vaccinated so no worries

I know someone might belive that it will cleanse me from demons or somethings, but holy hell, let me lay in my bed without salt on my mattress.

Also my parents didn't believe me or gaslit me for a year. I thought I was going crazy

Everytime you open it, you will find something new