Nathan Payne hired a cold caller named Blake who moved into his spare bedroom. Blake ignored the rule about using his own fridge and kept stashing food in Nathan's, leading to awkward confrontations. Nathan's wife eventually shut it down, tired of having a roommate in their house.
So Blake, my cold caller who I hired, ends up living in my house in one of our spare bedrooms that we have. And I ended up buying him his own little tiny refrigerator and I put it in the garage. I said, all right, Blake, that's your fridge. Don't use my fridge just because, you know, I don't want you to eat my food and get it mixed up. Use my tiny little fridge I bought you in the garage. And here's your bathroom. Don't use like any of my towels or whatever. Just let's just keep it separate. It was funny. It was, it was funny because I'd come home after work and because I think he'd come home earlier than me or sometimes He'd stay in because he was only working 4 hours a day. And I go to my fridge and he'd have his stuff in my fridge and I'd be like, why is your stuff in my fridge, man? I got you. I got you your own fridge. And it was just funny because it was like back at college and I had recently graduated from college and that's why I didn't think it was that big of a deal to let— it was like a roommate, right? So I was like, I didn't think it was a big deal to let him live there. But my wife wasn't down again.
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