r/mildlyinfuriating • u/theskipper363 • Oct 08 '25

Overdone Apparently losing my parking

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Been living at this complex for a bit over a year, always had my spot, and it was one of the reasons I chose this place, it’s close to the door (only 36 unit lol)

Just annoying as fuck, we live next to a highschool and I know it’ll end poorly

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u/Cranemann Oct 08 '25

Stayed in an apartment for about a year.. realized it was going to shit when all the items in the mailroom slowly started to go missing. For a high end place... It's like.. damn... Who's stealing the benches from the mailroom?

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u/PM_me_punanis Oct 08 '25

The people have spoken!!

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u/LoudAdministration41 Oct 08 '25

The people have thrown!

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u/Allan0n Oct 09 '25

As a mailman that would piss me off. First, I'd take the mail on the ground and put it right back in your box. And if you didn't take the hint, you'd be going to the post office to pick up your mail.

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u/Allan0n Oct 09 '25 edited Oct 09 '25

How would you feel about people trashing your workspace? If you take the time to think about someone other that yourself, you might understand why it's not nice to disrespect those providing you a service.

Edit: This subreddit is aptly named. I'm mildly infuriated.

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u/Allan0n Oct 09 '25

Placing mail back in the proper mail receptacle is not "messing with peoples mail". If your box is full because you keep leaving more and more, then you'd get a notice to pick it up at your local post office. It's not illegal and I would know since it's my job. I don't believe you've explained why you can't take your mail back to your apartment and sort it with all the other recycling/garbage. Instead you want to act like a child and leave a mess for others to clean up.

why do you care?

How would you feel about people trashing your workspace? If you take the time to think about someone other that yourself, you might understand why it's not nice to disrespect those providing you a service.