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Reel Zen retweeted
In Brooklyn, New York, tenant Marcus has moved out after two years in a rented apartment. His landlord, Mr. Harris, instructs the letting agent to deduct $2,700 from Marcus's $3,200 security deposit for repainting, carpet replacement and alleged wall damage.
TENANT (Marcus): “Why are you keeping nearly my entire deposit? I left that apartment in good condition.”
LANDLORD (Mr. Harris): “The walls need repainting, the carpet looks worn, and there are marks behind the sofa.”
Marcus: “I've lived there for two years! Normal wear and tear isn't the same as damage.”
LANDLORD: “You signed the lease. You agreed to return the apartment in good condition.”
LETTING AGENT (Rachel): “Mr. Harris, we need to review the move-in inspection before making those deductions.”
LANDLORD: “Rachel, I'm paying your agency to manage my property, not argue with me.”
Marcus: “I took photographs before moving in. The carpet was already worn, and those wall marks were there.”
LANDLORD: “Convenient. Everyone becomes a photographer when money is involved.”
Marcus: “I want my deposit back, and I want the deductions explained in writing.”
LANDLORD: “You'll get whatever remains after the repairs.”
Marcus turned to Rachel.
Marcus: “Can he actually charge me for making an old apartment look new?”
Rachel opened her inspection folder.
Rachel: “Not automatically. We need evidence of damage beyond ordinary wear and tear, and any deductions must comply with New York law.”
The landlord folded his arms.
LANDLORD: “Then show me your evidence.”
Reel Zen retweeted
The funniest part of a cooking show is when the conversation gets so intense that the food almost becomes secondary. These two look like they have a lot to say about that dish, and the chef is right in the middle of it all. Sometimes the best part of a meal isn’t the food, but the conversation around the table. Who else agrees?🎬🍿
Reel Zen retweeted
What hurts about La La Land is that Mia and Sebastian don't have to stop loving each other for their story to end differently than we imagined, and somehow that feels more heartbreaking than a thousand fictional breakups.
Reel Zen retweeted
💬 銀行員とお客様の会話
銀行員： おはようございます。ゴールデントラスト銀行へようこそ。本日はどのようなご用件でしょうか？
お客様： おはようございます。お金を引き出したいのですが、口座が利用停止になってしまいました。
銀行員： それは大変申し訳ございません。最後に口座をご利用になったのはいつでしょうか？
お客様： 昨日の夕方です。誰かが私の口座からお金を引き出そうとしたというメッセージが届きました。
銀行員： なるほど。セキュリティ上の理由で、一時的に口座が制限された可能性がございます。
お客様： でも、私はそんな取引を許可していません！私のお金は本当に無事なんでしょうか？
銀行員： ご安心ください。口座の状況を確認し、不審な取引について調査いたします。
お客様： どうか早くお願いします。今日は娘の学費を払わなければならないんです。
銀行員： お気持ちはよく分かります。本人確認のため、口座情報をご提示いただけますか？ただし、暗証番号やパスワードは誰にも教えないでください。
お客様： はい、こちらが私の口座情報です。
銀行員： ありがとうございます。確認したところ、お客様の口座残高はそのまま残っております。ただし、不審な取引が検知されていました。
お客様： ああ、よかった！それで、いつになったらお金を引き出せますか？
銀行員： まずは本人確認の手続きを進めましょう。問題が解決しましたら、口座を再びご利用いただけるようご案内いたします。
お客様： 本当にありがとうございます。どれほど心配したか、分からないと思います。
銀行員： お役に立てて何よりです。お客様の大切な資産を守ることが、私たちの最優先事項です。
お客様： もう一つ聞いてもいいですか？もし、その人がまたお金を引き出そうとしたら、どうなりますか？
銀行員： 不審な取引を調査し、必要なセキュリティ対策を行います。また、銀行員を名乗る人であっても、ワンタイムパスワードや暗証番号、パスワードを絶対に教えないでください。
お客様： 分かりました。今日は本当にありがとうございました。
銀行員： こちらこそ、ありがとうございました。どうぞ良い一日をお過ごしください。
お客様： あなたも、良い一日を！
Reel Zen retweeted
This Scene Will Haunt You Every Time 😨😱
If you love horror movie you must watch this movie. It's a masterpiece.
Reel Zen retweeted
Người bạn thân nhất của tôi được chôn cất vào một buổi chiều thứ Bảy. Trước nửa đêm, tôi đã ngủ với vợ anh ấy.
Ngay cả bây giờ, tôi vẫn phải vật lộn để giải thích làm thế nào tôi đã cho phép điều đó xảy ra.
Marcus và tôi đã là bạn trong mười lăm năm. Chúng tôi lớn lên cùng nhau, ở chung căn hộ đầu tiên, vay tiền của nhau và đứng cạnh nhau qua một số khoảnh khắc tồi tệ nhất trong cuộc đời chúng tôi. Khi anh ấy kết hôn với Vanessa, tôi là phù rể của anh ấy.
Anh ấy tin tưởng tôi hơn bất cứ ai khác.
Ba tháng trước......
Reel Zen retweeted
京都の古い旅館で働く由美は、客が帰ったあとの部屋を掃除していた。
押し入れの奥から、小さな木箱が見つかった。箱には名前も住所もなく、中には古い腕時計と一枚の写真が入っていた。
写真には、若い男女が桜の木の下で笑っていた。
由美は女将に箱を見せた。
女将は写真を見た瞬間、手を止めた。
「これは、三十年前に泊まったお客様のものかもしれない。」
当時、旅館には若い恋人たちが泊まりに来ていた。二人は結婚を約束していたが、翌朝、女性だけが帰ってきたという。
男性は部屋に戻らず、荷物も残したままだった。
「何か事件があったんですか？」と由美が尋ねた。
女将は首を横に振った。
Reel Zen retweeted
7 things I wish I knew earlier, because learning them the hard way cost me years.
Not everyone who smiles at you is happy for you. Some people only support you when you’re not doing better than them.
Being the person everyone can depend on sounds good until you realize nobody checks whether you’re okay.
You don’t owe everyone an explanation for changing your life. Sometimes people only want an explanation because they’re uncomfortable with your decision.
A good opportunity can still be the wrong opportunity. Money isn’t always worth the peace you lose.
Pay attention to how someone treats people who can’t do anything for them. That’s usually closer to who they really are.
If you constantly have to convince someone to respect you, you’ve already been given your answer.
Some endings won’t feel like freedom immediately. Sometimes you’ll spend months wondering if you made the wrong choice before realizing you finally chose yourself.
I wish someone had told me these things before I learned every single one through experience.
It would’ve saved me a lot of unnecessary pain.
Reel Zen retweeted
I got on a bus and found myself sitting beside a guy who borrowed money from me months ago. He promised to repay me in two weeks, then stopped picking my calls.
We chatted the whole ride like nothing happened.
When we got off at the same stop, I told him, “I'm not leaving until you pay me my money.”
He sighed. “Bro, I said I'll pay you.”
“Yeah, months ago,” I replied.
Reel Zen retweeted
She doesn't like watching her own movies because she is so insecure about how she looks. She was ridiculed growing up for how she looked. Her recent plastic surgery choices are her own, and she deserves to be happy with herself. I just wish she could see what we all see, then she may finally enjoy her own movies.
Reel Zen retweeted
This afternoon, I was walking around the upscale shopping district waiting for a friend,
and my phone’s battery hit two percent. Panic set in because I needed to coordinate our meeting spot,
so I looked around for any open store where I could find a plug,
The closest building was an incredibly high end, minimalistic luxury designer boutique.
You know the type where there are only three shirts on the rack,
the floors look like solid marble, and the air smells like expensive timber.
I walked in, trying to look completely casual in my faded t shirt and old sneakers,
and asked the imposing security guard at the door if they had a customer charging station.
He didn't answer me. Instead, he gave a subtle nod to a salesman wearing a pristine, custom tailored three piece suit who immediately materialized from the back room.
The salesman walked straight up to me with an intense, predatory level of customer service.
He looked at my old sneakers, smiled warmly, and whispered,
Ah, welcome sir. I see you are inspecting our exclusive autumn capsule collection.
Let me guess, you are looking for the handcrafted Italian calfskin travel bag?
Before I could even open my mouth to say I just needed to charge my dead phone, he swept me into a private back lounge,
sat me down on a velvet couch, and handed me a crystal glass of sparkling water on a silver tray.
He then laid out a sleek, minimalist black leather backpack on the table like it was a holy relic. He leaned in and said,..
Reel Zen retweeted
The funniest part of Family Switch wasn’t everyone waking up in the wrong body. It was the dog being caught up in the madness too. 😂
Imagine waking up as your own child, trying to survive a day in someone else’s body, and then realizing even the family dog is somehow part of this chaos. At that point, the whole house has lost control. 😭
But underneath all the comedy, there’s something interesting about this movie. Everyone suddenly has to experience life from another person’s perspective. The parents get a taste of their children’s struggles, while the kids discover that being an adult isn’t as easy as they thought.
Sometimes, it takes literally becoming someone else to understand what they’re going through.
And somehow, the dog made the whole situation even funnier. 😂
Reel Zen retweeted
Amara was sexually frustrated.
Her husband hadn't been able to get an erection ever since they got married six months ago. She tried everything. Lingerie. Getaways. Giving him space.
Nothing worked. Every time they tried, he would turn away and apologize, saying he was just tired. No erection.
Just flaccid. Limp
Eventually, she started thinking the problem was her. That she just wasn't enough.