By NotYourFriend - 24/10/2016 19:53

Today, I had to kick my husband's friend out of our house after a week. He left lights on, played video games all day, ate all of our food and laughed when his son hit my dog. He was only invited over for one dinner. FML
I agree, your life sucks 13 144
You deserved it 862

Same thing different taste

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OK, maybe he gets a little drunk at dinner and you let him crash on the couch for the night. But how can the guy think that both he and his son staying for a week is even remotely OK?

One week is a lot of time. Should've kicked him before.

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One week is a lot of time. Should've kicked him before.

This reminds me of that movie You, Me and Dupree!

OK, maybe he gets a little drunk at dinner and you let him crash on the couch for the night. But how can the guy think that both he and his son staying for a week is even remotely OK?

Goblin182 26

It took you a week to kick him out?

Ugh, I've been there, OP. Since then, I swore off week-long dinners. I can now get through about three meals a day, and guests don't have to spend multiple nights on a single dish!

I really want to know what your husband thought of all this.

I believe she almost kicked the husband as well.

msmedieval 11

The husband is probably the reason it took her a week to kick the guy out.

Lol this FML reminds me of when my friends threw a party at their place and let one of the drunk guests sleep over since he obviously couldn't drive home. He ended up staying over for 2 weeks. They even tried to get him to leave by saying they were going over to family's house for dinner. Nope, he ended up tagging along to the family dinner too, haha. Make the asshole mooch pay rent.

Attacksloth 33

I don't understand this. It's their house. Why, unless they were being threatened with a gun, would they let this person stay 2 weeks?

Me neither. If it's necessary remove him physically, shut the door and if he stays at the door and waits for a moment to get back in call the cops.

Some people are just overly nice to the extent that people take advantage and walk all over them. The OP and her family could be like this. My grandma is similar, she's let tons of people stay with her over the years, even when they start disrespecting her house and wear out their welcome. She just doesn't have the heart to tell them to leave once she invites them in. Maybe, like my grandma, the OP needs to work on being more firm, and learning that there's a line between being nice and being a pushover.

Too bad you can't have your dog bite the little monster. Then you could laugh. What an asshole.

I hate it when parents encourage animal abuse. This has to stop.

Mysterybounty 6

How does it go from "come over for dinner" to him staying even a day, let alone longer?!