Chandler's ex-girlfriend trashed his apartment with a key from when they lived together. Toby, the property manager, is billing him for broken doors, shattered windows, and neighbor complaints. Chandler refuses to pay, claiming it's not his fault.
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some girl, looks like your ex-girlfriend, was leaving, but the doors kicked in, the windows broke, and from what we can see, there's a ton of damage. Hey Chandler, it's Toby, man. Hey, thanks for calling me back, buddy. Yeah, what's up? I got a call from the property manager stating that there was a large commotion going on in your property earlier today, and it looks like we've got some damage. Some girl, looks like your ex-girlfriend, was leaving, but the doors kicked in, the windows broke, and from what we can see, there's a ton of damage. What's going on, bro?
Yeah, man, that was my ex. She is Crazy. We broke up a couple weeks ago and then we've been fighting and all of a sudden, next thing I know, I find out that she came in my apartment and wrecked everything. Cause like I said, dude, she is absolutely crazy.
How'd she get into the apartment to begin with, dude?
Yeah, man, she had a key. She's my girlfriend. She's been living there with me for the past year.
The yelling and screaming that's been going on in your apartment, I'm getting complaints from the neighbors. We gotta figure something out here. So first and foremost, I'm gonna give you an invoice as to the cost of the repairs.
Nah, man, I ain't paying for that. I didn't do all that damage. You gotta pay for all that. I mean, I've known she's psycho and all met her twice.
You living with her, you know she's a psycho bitch. This is on you for making bad choices, and maybe this will be a lesson you'll learn. But we'll get over the tea on this and get this cleaned up, and it's got to stop. Have a good day, buddy. All right, bye.