House hunting

By ohboy - 06/03/2009 00:51 - United States

Today, I was supposed to see an apartment. Thirty minutes after I was to meet the owner, she still hadn't shown. I called her. When I got no response, I was annoyed and kept calling. Finally, she answered, said, "I'm in the hospital with my father. He just died. Please stop calling me," and hung up. FML
I agree, your life sucks 54 148
You deserved it 21 498

Same thing different taste

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IndigoKitty 3

thats not really a fml, how were you supposed to know? most people would do the same if someone didn't show when they were supposed to. Don't feel bad!

chibinezu 0

She was very rude considering you had no idea what had happened and she was still the one breaking her appointment without notification.

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That`s really dumb. The least she could do was call and tell you she couldn`t make it, so you weren`t left waiting for her and calling her like an idiot.

justjayit 0

She might've been making it up, I say that kind of stuff when I want people off my back semi-often. Either way, she left you hanging you there and you had the right to be informed she couldn't make it. She has a responsibility, dammit!

ramonajay 0

she shouldn't have been so rude damn. she could've at least called you and cancelled or answered the first time you called and said i can't make it.

themanistheman 0

#6.. thats stupid. yea, i agree its polite to call once, but after 30 minutes your telling me you wouldn't call once or twice more before you leave? and come on, they had an appointment, its not harassment. jesus. overall its just a bad situation.. he had no idea what was going on, and the woman was understandably pissed, her father just died.

Assmilk 0

She shouldve sent a text message at least. Business is business and clearly the lady was getting her personal life mixed in with her job.

preachelectric 0

she totally should've contacted you. it wasn't your fault whatsoever.

may_cause_fail 0

It's should have been her responsibility to tell you that she couldn't show you the apartment. Granted, how many times did you call? Her response was rude, but it is understandable. However if you were calling really often, no one likes that.

infinite Secret 3

If she answered the first or second time or simply sent a text saying "Sorry family emergency happened will call to plan"

Not to sound insensitive to her.. but this confrontation could have been avoided had she hired a professional such as a realtor in the first place or at the very least, leave you a note of cancellation. Her personal life wasn't your business yet she felt she needed to share with you to 'get this person to stop calling her' this is likely the kind of state of mind she was in at the time and she simply emotionally reacted without thinking. You're not in the wrong here.. and don't feel any of it is about you or that you caused her the distress. You just happen to be caught up in a series of events, reacted logically as a person would knowing what you knew at the time, which just happened to plant you smack dab in the middle of a person experiencing one the worst moments in their life.

JeanNe91 0

ok thats really rude of her. yes, i understand she's in a tragic situation, but she should be professional enough to notify you that she cannot make the meeting.

yo dont feel bad at all, it was completely her fault, she definitely shoulda called you, you can yell at her but thatll just make her feel worse, even though she deserves it. She expected you to waitlike 2 hours at an appointment while she was somewhere else