Unemployed Man Gets An Eviction Notice Thrown At Him For Being Lazy And Inconsiderate Towards The Couple Who Caters For Him

At some point in our lives, many of us have lived with roommates, and many of us have had arguments with them. Even if you and your roommate get along great, we all have our moments of irritation.

You can ignore the scattered dishes in the sink or the plugged drain in the bathroom if you are generally friendly. But what do you do if you never get along?

What should you do if you despise your roommate with all of your being? The short response is to move right?

However, most of the time, moving is not a simple alternative. The majority of issues can be handled with effective dialogue, compromise, and deference... or sometimes, an eviction.

The OP and her husband own a three-bedroom house. They didn't need all the space, so they rented out one of the rooms in their home.

They charge a base fee for rent and then split utilities and food three ways. This worked well until they rented the room out to the husband's best friend.

He lost his job and stopped paying rent, but the OP and her husband decided to give him more time to get back on his feet. But then, this roommate got lazier as the OP and her husband provided for him.

It was getting harder for them to cope, and this roommate wasn't helping matters, so they decided to take a drastic step.