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And let's crack on with today's first story. Much love, guys. Now, today's first story comes from the entitled People

subreddit. From user Queen of the Moths, who says, um, actually expecting me to clean up after

my pet makes you entitled. Man, I'm still trying to process an exchange I had this morning.

I was sitting on my balcony having breakfast and there was this woman I've never spoken

to walking her dog.

We don't know her but my roommate and I see her down there pretty much every day.

She's around our age, I would guess, so either in her thirties like us or maybe in her

40s. We've never exchanged so

much as a hello up to this point. Now, I really like my apartment complex. It's cute and

pleasant to walk around and the only thing that really sucks is when people don't clean up

after their dogs. It's so freaking gross and I hate when people don't do it. You're a grown

up who made a choice to have a pet that comes with responsibilities that you have to keep up with.

Most people around here do clean up after their dogs that I've seen so we know it's just a few

rotten eggs. If I see people who don't look like they're doing

it, I call them out, which I know comes with risks, but come on people. The response is sometimes

defensive, sometimes a bit of twisting the truth like, oh, I was just going to, but they all know

that they should be doing it. Anyway, this woman has a dog right by our balcony, and my friend and I were just chatting

until I noticed the woman walking away without cleaning it up.

So I said in a tone more polite than the situation probably merited.

Excuse me, are you going to clean up after your dog?

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