Tenant Left The Stove Running Which Almost Burned the House
The transcript captures a heated phone conversation between Speaker A and Angie (Speaker B) after a fire broke out in Angie's apartment because she allegedly left a stove on. Speaker A reports that the apartment filled with smoke, the stove caught fire, and the fire department intervened, leaving belongings water‑soaked. Angie, returning in an Uber, urges Speaker A not to enter the unit and asks whether her possessions were touched. Speaker A insists they entered due to the active fire, emphasizes the danger to the building, and claims no one touched Angie's items, though they are now drenched. Angie dismisses the urgency, says the fire department handled it, and promises to discuss further when she returns, while Speaker A asks for her expected return time. The exchange is marked by repeated statements, accusations of irresponsibility, and a clash over responsibility and property handling.
