Morgan Absher

And I just laughed it off.

Since then, we've come home four times to them flipping our doormat.

And we know it's them because we have a ring camera.

We were fine letting them do it and just flipping it back until a couple of days ago when we caught them doing it in person.

We asked what the issue was, and apparently their son is super afraid of it, even though the kid was right there and was acting completely fine.

Not crying, not anything.

The only one that seemed agitated at all was the mom, who swore at us, rolled her eyes, and was just generally unpleasant.

Haven't interacted with her much since.

My wife waited until they were inside and then flipped it back over.

Oh.

Oh.

We live on the fourth floor, so it was a very deliberate thing.

My wife wants to report it to management, but I'm just tired about this.

I kind of want to throw it away, but I also want to keep it.

I don't know.

I'm just confused, y'all.

I'm kind of with you.

I mean...

It's like a public space because it's a hallway.

Yeah.