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Rudest Things Done By Ungrateful Guests And How These Redditors Were Able To Get Rid Of Them

These people should be banned from coming over and staying at your house.

Rudest Things Done By Ungrateful Guests And How These Redditors Were Able To Get Rid Of Them

Some guests treat a warm welcome like a free pass to do whatever they want. That is exactly what made this Reddit thread so entertaining, and so frustrating, for anyone who has ever hosted a houseguest.

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From messy habits and boundary-crossing behavior to people who stayed too long or acted like the home belonged to them, the stories in this roundup show how quickly a visit can turn sour. The hosts in these posts had to decide when enough was enough, and in some cases, they made that decision fast.

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One Redditor kicked off the discussion with a question about guests who took “make yourself at home” way too literally, and the replies did not disappoint. Read on.

1. Keep the beer, get rid of him.

1. Keep the beer, get rid of him.Reddit/faux_glove| Lauren Friedman
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2. That was one heated family reunion they had.

2. That was one heated family reunion they had.Reddit/lolppjoke| Lisa Jacobs
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Some guests really do act like the rules do not apply to them.

3. They need to learn what boundaries are.

3. They need to learn what boundaries are.Reddit/Fearless-Aids| samantha celera

4. The nerve of some people.

4. The nerve of some people.Reddit/Mean_Map| shankar s

5. Hand him the shovel so he can do it himself and get to work on time.

5. Hand him the shovel so he can do it himself and get to work on time.Reddit/user256049| mikeporterinmd

6. Action successfully failed.

6. Action successfully failed.Reddit/iroze| Automobile Italia

That is one way to make a houseguest regret their choices.

7. Should've answered, "No, it's from North Dakota, so it'll take longer."

7. Should've answered, "No, it's from North Dakota, so it'll take longer."Reddit/DiligentAdvantage475| Ron Dollete

8. Never feed an animal you don't own, especially if you don't know if it's good or bad for them.

8. Never feed an animal you don't own, especially if you don't know if it's good or bad for them.Reddit/Arcinbiblo12| twilightzero

9. These people are awful.

9. These people are awful.Reddit/anothertimesometime| Marit & Toomas Hinnosaar

10. Just no.

10. Just no.Reddit/Deliciously_Frothy| Swoolverton

11. You can teach her to be polite and not meddle in other people's business.

11. You can teach her to be polite and not meddle in other people's business.Reddit/myfriendrichard| Rachel

One bad guest can turn a normal visit into a full-blown problem.

12. Hope you sent them the bill.

12. Hope you sent them the bill.Reddit/Fickle-Willingness80| Rusty Clark ~ 100K Photos

13. It would be fine as long as the guest looks similar to the picture.

13. It would be fine as long as the guest looks similar to the picture.Reddit/heysixela| Micah Baldwin

14. Sometimes, you find out who your friends really are.

14. Sometimes, you find out who your friends really are.Reddit/pinner| stu_spivack

15. It gives a hint as to why they broke up.

15. It gives a hint as to why they broke up.Reddit/MynameisMarsh| Simon_sees

16. You don't get rid of other people's furniture.

16. You don't get rid of other people's furniture.Reddit/Equivalent_Parking_8| Otto Schlappack

17. This behavior is unacceptable.

17. This behavior is unacceptable.Reddit/soleildelalune_| rmkoske

18. Glad that your dad kicked her out.

18. Glad that your dad kicked her out.Reddit/trafalgarD420| Celeste Lindell

At that point, the host had every reason to shut it down.

It’s the same kind of power struggle as the friend who enforced strict house rules, and still got tension.

19. A remembrance?

19. A remembrance?Reddit/Cyberzombi| David B. Gleason

20. Never trust a person who is mean to animals.

20. Never trust a person who is mean to animals.Reddit/titsmcgee422| Harry Wood

21. No one can take advantage of you unless you let them.

21. No one can take advantage of you unless you let them.Reddit/xyz388| Jeff Dlouhy

22. That's disgusting.

22. That's disgusting.Reddit/Spamh8r| Rachel Zack

23. The 100-page phone bill.

23. The 100-page phone bill.Reddit/MakesCakesEatsMud| Billy Brown

24. Such a disrespectful buddy.

24. Such a disrespectful buddy.Reddit/mschach88| 401(K) 2012

25. Eat at the table or don't eat at all.

25. Eat at the table or don't eat at all.Reddit/thornyrosary| Ernesto Andrade

26. Good thing the password is working.

26. Good thing the password is working.Reddit/fietsvrouw| Patrick Hoesly

Some of these stories crossed the line from rude to unbelievable.

27. Breaking and entering is a crime.

27. Breaking and entering is a crime.Reddit/Charismaticjelly| Luca Sartoni

28. Entitled much?

28. Entitled much?Reddit/bandi53| Andy Blackledge

29. You can return the courtesy on her forehead.

29. You can return the courtesy on her forehead.Reddit/LorddFarsquaad| Bill Lunsford

30. Uhmmm, excuse me?

30. Uhmmm, excuse me?Reddit/WeirdAlternative1199| Tim Evanson

31. Definitely not worth keeping friends.

31. Definitely not worth keeping friends.Reddit/Anthrodiva| lisaclarke

32. Why can't she stay in a hotel instead?

32. Why can't she stay in a hotel instead?Reddit/sci3nc3r00lz| Hannah Donovan

33. You're lucky that's all he rearranged.

33. You're lucky that's all he rearranged.Reddit/makin_the_frogs_gay| Studio Sarah Lou

34. Hoping it was returned.

34. Hoping it was returned.Reddit/Mashy6012| Chika Watanabe

People should also know how to be considerate and treat the hosts' home better than their own when staying over. Their stay should make the hosts feel glad for having them, not the other way around.

Although it's nice when someone visits your home, spends time catching up with each other's lives, and creates good memories, it's even nicer when it doesn't feel like a burden to you. Like and share for more stories!

For more chaos, see what happened when friends trashed the apartment and demanded you pay.

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