Landlord Toby confronts evicted tenant Serena after a plumber finds liquid concrete clogging the building's drains. Serena first denies it, then claims her five-year-old poured it by accident. Toby threatens to sue.
Hey Serena, it's Toby.
What do you want now?
Hey, listen, I know what you did, girl. The plumber found the drains filled with concrete and it's going to cost a ton to get this fixed. So what's up?
I don't know why you're asking me. It wasn't me.
What do you mean it wasn't you? You were the only tenant in there, Serena. Don't start lying to me. Come on now, we need to talk about this.
Well, I'm not your tenant anymore, so I don't see how this is my problem. If there's concrete in the sink, that seems like it's your problem.
So let me get this straight. It wasn't you? Who else would it have been? Because it was only you living there and you just recently moved out.
Well, okay, so my kid poured it down the drain, but it was accident, and you know how kids are. He didn't mean to, and it's not my fault.
Oh, so you knew it happened, you wanted to deny it, but now that you've been called out on it, now you're going to blame it on what, your 5-year-old kid? Are you kidding me?
All right, maybe it was me. So like, what are you going to do now? You're not going to sue me, right? It's not worth it. You already evicted me, and you know I don't have any money. So what are you going to do now?
I tell you what, you're going to hear from my attorneys. I'm done. Goodbye.
