I went to view my dream apartment and the bathroom was great – but the living room was a major issue
AN NYC woman went to view her dream apartment but was met with a surprise.
Upon her arrival, a man was still in the apartment, asleep on a mattress in the living room.
The text overlay of the video shared with her TikTok followers read: “When you’re supposed to be viewing an apartment but the current tenant is still here.”
“The bathroom was really nice though,” the woman who goes by @notevenfrenchy on social media captioned the viral clip.
In the video, she had gone to see the apartment with a realtor who was just as confused about the situation as she was.
Distressed and trying to understand the situation, the realtor immediately called the tenant and demanded to know what was going on.
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“I said ‘I have showings 2:30,'” she read. She then reminded the resident of his response. “‘OK, no problem’ – that was the answer.”
However, they were both in for a bigger surprise because the man in the apartment was NOT the tenant.
Following the situation, social media users took to the comments section with their own opinions.
“He said ‘no problem’ not that he wasn’t gonna be there,” someone joked.
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“A showing doesn’t mean you have to leave your apartment. Although this level of chill during a stranger walking through their apartment is next level,” one user reasoned.
Siding with the tenant, a person wrote: “The realtor acting like it’s the current tenant’s problem. Do you think they give an f if you want to show the apartment???”
Sharing a similar story, someone wrote: “I viewed a house and a teenager was wrapped in a blanket playing video games in the dark.”
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“Could solve this easily by not showing units that are occupied,” someone suggested.
Another person sharing the opinion of several others stated: “He did nothing wrong. He still lives there she should’ve waited until the unit was vacant.”
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