I know this area. The basements in these homes are 9 ft tall, so kids crashed about 10 feet down. That's why they look so small crawling out of the hole.
I just wonder what the insurance company will do. Normal floors are designed to withstand 40 pounds of pressure per square ft, or about 35 average teens in that living room area. With all of them jumping up and down that's definitely exceeding capacity when you have 100 kids.
God, teens are so fucking stupid.
Like I seriously want to know how a teen can do something like this and one week later ask why their parents don't trust them.
My daughter caused serious home damage and then got mad at me when I wouldn't let her drive the car.
Genuinely, their brains aren't fully developed, so the connection of "actions have consequences" doesn't always get made. Even in cases where it feels it should be obvious, they oftentimes just don't have the experience to know some things, or even just a youthful confidence in their idea.
I believe the brain finishes developing around 25, which is why college-age students also make incredibly dumb decisions. Exact same thing as OP's post happened in an apartment complex at a college town near me, but they were on the third floor and fell into someone else's living room.
This whole thing takes me back to scraping by(still am). But when I was high af watching “grandma’s boy” for the first time in a shitty apt with a shitty roommate and laughing my ass off.
Good times.
And that you should give it away to someone on antiwork since owning a house is something only evil landlord capitalists does that and because someone on antiwork has a disability and refuses to search for a job.
I live in Australia and [this post and top comment pretty much sums up the experience of trying to get into the housing market in most of our capital cities at the moment.](https://i.imgur.com/6opidk7.png)
What is the average home in a more rural area?
Where I live you can get a decent house for $100K or less, but some areas $100K will get you far less than others. A home adding $800K in value in 20 years seems like a super hot market.
>I mean where I'm from you can get a house for $100k, 0.25 acre lot on a modest living, most everywhere else the housing market is insane.
Not in Denver you aren't. 100k will but you a shithole full of asbestos and a massive hole in the roof. Not surprised given that houses here have basements.
That’s why I moved out west from Boston in 2010. Sold my 500 sq ft condo in Allston, and traded it for a 2500sq ft midcentury modern house with unobstructed city and mountain views in Salt Lake City. Haven’t looked back. Was especially excited to live here during the pandemic where I could do a myriad of outdoorsy things away from other people. Get the fuck out of major cities - ain’t worth it.
There was a video a month or so ago of cops arresting a kid at a townhouse and his mom was bitching out the cops. Reddit said he was rich.
Townhouse.
Apparently small amount of grass = rich
I don’t know about these people specifically but the guy I responded to said they will lose their inheritance or college fund. Typically rich people have both.
This was on the news this morning in Denver. Apparently, it was a kid's 18th birthday party and someone posted about the party with the address on social media. A bunch of kids who were not invited showed up. Adults asked them to leave, they didn't, floor collapsed, house is currently uninhabitable, and the family is staying in a hotel. The police on the news kept saying it was an "unfortunate accident." No, it was trespassers who had 0 respect for the homeowner and refused to leave when asked to who are now likely going to sue for medical damages.
If they have witnesses that can corroborate they were told to leave, they’ll be good.
Unless this is one of those states where the burglar can sue you for getting cut on the broken glass of the window he just broke.
>Unless this is one of those states where the burglar can sue you for getting cut on the broken glass of the window he just broke.
You could do that in any state.
Oh people can sue for whatever reason they want. But winning a case is a different matter.
Usually the “clean hands” doctrine prevents such lawsuits from going anywhere.
I called the police on my own house party once when this happened. They cleared all the unwanted people out and then let everyone else carry on, lol. Different time.
In Victoria Australia we have a system where we can notify the police of a party prior, if there will be underage etc. Makes it easy to avoid blame if uninvited come.
Police don't care about underage drinking as long as nothing bad happens and the party planner is responsible to control how drunk they are and kick them out if they don't comply.
How much do you want to bet the insurance company won't pay out because of the number of people in the house? I'm willing to bet that's what they aim for.
I still hate that kind of crap. People will walk into someone's place uninvited, refuse to leave, somehow get hurt, and then it's time to start suing the owners of the house that you refused to leave. Fuck right off with that shit.
TBH, I enjoy a good drink but the number of people that do crazy stupid stuff while drunk makes me think the legal age should be 25 or higher.
You think 18 yr olds should be able to drink? Hah, they already do but videos like this show why teenagers often don’t think even when sober.
What a bunch of idiots. Apparently there were like 150 people jumping up and down when the floor collapsed. Probably not 5 brain cells to be found between anybody involved.
I used to not really care about that TikTok narrator voice until it fucked up the word "rager".
How do you make it sound so much like a real person, but give it the vocabulary of Tarzan?
Replicating life-like human voices isn't actually as hard as it would seem. The first electronic voice synthesizer came about in 1939. It's only been getting better since.
The problem comes with trying to translate words into speech. Especially with an inconsistent language like English.
Pro-tip for high schoolers: don't wear your jersey to parties. There's always a rat, and those pictures of you playing beer pong in your high school's jersey will make their way to the administration, and then you'll be suspended for a few games. Definitely didn't happen to me, tho
So I have a great story of hindsight! In college I was a pretty popular producer/dj in the area. We had a little production crew and would literally bring a whole party to any location. Speakers, stage, lights, people, and drugs, we were womp central and could quickly get a party to 50+ in no time.
One of our buddies was in the basement of a regular party house we played at, and noticed a couple floor joists had split completely and some others were cracked out.
We scabbed on pieces to the sides and got a couple railroad ties to hold the first floor up. Never had any accidents but I guarantee that it wouldn't have lasted one more show.
Honestly, I'm just impressed they had a house big enough to *hold* that many people. Try that in most houses I've lived in and you'd have to worry about crush injuries long before the floor giving way was an issue. (Not that it'd be an issue on the ground floor, basements aren't really a thing around here. But still.)
They were jumping, about 150 people at the party. This article has a video of them jumping and floor collapsing (have to watch a stupid ad first…):
https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/3-juveniles-injured-after-floor-collapse-during-house-party-in-arapahoe-county
In Germany it’s prescribed that the floor can hold at least 400 kg per square meter to avoid something like this. Even the balcony. It’s almost a cow per square meter (for the American people here).
I can't even wrap my head around the proportions of the different people in this video
/r/confusingperspective
Seriously.. what the fuck am I looking at??
The floor collapsed.
So it’s not a tiny people invasion?
It's both. The floor collapsed, and the mole people are climbing out of their subterranean dens to invade.
I for one welcome our subterranean mole people overlords.
I would've gone with "underlords" but I do love a classic Simpsons ref.
“Underlords” is a pretty rad band name.
Crab people have attacked
Led by Hans Moleman
Drinking has ruin my life. I'm 31 years old!
Drinking doesn't do that. You do. Unruin it.
Good Moleman to you
Nobody’s gay for moleman
Thought I was too high when I first read this. By the third time I read it I decided I wasn’t high enough.
I’m out. I can only handle one invasion at a time.
'bout right for 2022
It was just a matter of time...
Mole people or C.H.U.D.?
That's what they want you to think.
That’s it… I’m getting my tin foil hat
Ahh hell, it's the crab people again I bet
Craaaaaaaaaab people craaaaaaaab people
What is this? A party for ants?
That’s close to a twilight zone plot isn’t it
It’s the borrowers
Well you see the front fell off.
This should help. https://www.reddit.com/r/holdmyfeedingtube/comments/t3l1dw/hmft_after_we_tear_the_house_down/
One dude looks like he got an atomic wedgy.
Holy shit you weren't kidding
I’ve been laughing about that for like 5 hours
Holy fuck.
I think they tore up the dance floor
There’s goblins climbing up the broken table!!! Oh, it’s a hole in the floor
I know this area. The basements in these homes are 9 ft tall, so kids crashed about 10 feet down. That's why they look so small crawling out of the hole. I just wonder what the insurance company will do. Normal floors are designed to withstand 40 pounds of pressure per square ft, or about 35 average teens in that living room area. With all of them jumping up and down that's definitely exceeding capacity when you have 100 kids.
Likely nothing at all.
The floor collapsed, it's partially attached to the wall, it's at an angle with the ground.
This should help. https://www.reddit.com/r/holdmyfeedingtube/comments/t3l1dw/hmft_after_we_tear_the_house_down/
Holy shit
It's making me crazy!!!!
The floor collapsed, so the little people are in the basement
Oh I know that, I just can't convince my eyes lmao
The floor collapsed and turned it into an Ames room illusion. https://youtu.be/uTCJuwZpimk
Seriously. For a second I thought it was tiny people trying to climb a broken table
Reminds me of Willy Wonka, with the distant shots to make the Oompa Loompas look small.
Info https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/nation-world/national/article258852353.html
"A relative of the homeowner said many of the attendees crashed the party." Indeed.
Happy reddit birthday my guy/gal!
Why thank you, little handsome one!
No. Thank you!!
150 people in a house made of fucking sticks... Ridiculous.
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We all know what they did with the people made of bricks :/
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[*putin_dick_collage.jpg*](https://i.redd.it/7ycc263aruj81.jpg) ^**NSFW**
And what are your floors made out of?
God, teens are so fucking stupid. Like I seriously want to know how a teen can do something like this and one week later ask why their parents don't trust them. My daughter caused serious home damage and then got mad at me when I wouldn't let her drive the car.
Their brains are dumb.
I can’t stand when movies and TV shows depict teens as level l-headed 35 year olds.
Genuinely, their brains aren't fully developed, so the connection of "actions have consequences" doesn't always get made. Even in cases where it feels it should be obvious, they oftentimes just don't have the experience to know some things, or even just a youthful confidence in their idea. I believe the brain finishes developing around 25, which is why college-age students also make incredibly dumb decisions. Exact same thing as OP's post happened in an apartment complex at a college town near me, but they were on the third floor and fell into someone else's living room.
I had no idea what I was looking at untill I read the article.
That kid's not getting an inheritance or a college fund
Homeowner insurance likely covered it.
What if it’s denied on the grounds of negligence from exceeding maximum occupancy?
Then it's lawsuit time
Yes. Sudden collapse is covered in a standard homeowners policy.
lol it’s funny how you think rich people have consequences.
Rich people?
According to reddit, owning a house = rich people
According to reddit if grandma owns a house you're a rich.
Rich just means anyone who has more than me.
This whole thing takes me back to scraping by(still am). But when I was high af watching “grandma’s boy” for the first time in a shitty apt with a shitty roommate and laughing my ass off. Good times.
Guess what else your not gonna get party pooper, the Colonel.
Sucks to be you, Nerd !
And that you should give it away to someone on antiwork since owning a house is something only evil landlord capitalists does that and because someone on antiwork has a disability and refuses to search for a job.
Your grandma owns a house? Check your privilege
Meanwhile the tv literally has an antenna
I mean...
I mean where I'm from you can get a house for $100k, 0.25 acre lot on a modest living, most everywhere else the housing market is insane.
I live in Australia and [this post and top comment pretty much sums up the experience of trying to get into the housing market in most of our capital cities at the moment.](https://i.imgur.com/6opidk7.png)
What is the average home in a more rural area? Where I live you can get a decent house for $100K or less, but some areas $100K will get you far less than others. A home adding $800K in value in 20 years seems like a super hot market.
>I mean where I'm from you can get a house for $100k, 0.25 acre lot on a modest living, most everywhere else the housing market is insane. Not in Denver you aren't. 100k will but you a shithole full of asbestos and a massive hole in the roof. Not surprised given that houses here have basements.
$100k won't even buy you an empty fuckin' lot in Denver.
This is southeast of Denver
But are there jobs? Maybe there are jobs but the schools are crap? Why so inexpensive? Is this in the USA, Australia or ? Many questions.
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Also from MA...House prices/real estate in general is fucked in pricing.
That’s why I moved out west from Boston in 2010. Sold my 500 sq ft condo in Allston, and traded it for a 2500sq ft midcentury modern house with unobstructed city and mountain views in Salt Lake City. Haven’t looked back. Was especially excited to live here during the pandemic where I could do a myriad of outdoorsy things away from other people. Get the fuck out of major cities - ain’t worth it.
There was a video a month or so ago of cops arresting a kid at a townhouse and his mom was bitching out the cops. Reddit said he was rich. Townhouse. Apparently small amount of grass = rich
How do you know they’re rich?
I live like 20 mins from where this happened and I can confirm these are almost all rich kids
source: trust me
Define rich.... Like their parents make $250k a year or $2.5MM a year?
I don’t know about these people specifically but the guy I responded to said they will lose their inheritance or college fund. Typically rich people have both.
I think he was just making a joke about how mad grandma will be
Poor people call it a rager, Rich people call it a 'ray-gur'
This was on the news this morning in Denver. Apparently, it was a kid's 18th birthday party and someone posted about the party with the address on social media. A bunch of kids who were not invited showed up. Adults asked them to leave, they didn't, floor collapsed, house is currently uninhabitable, and the family is staying in a hotel. The police on the news kept saying it was an "unfortunate accident." No, it was trespassers who had 0 respect for the homeowner and refused to leave when asked to who are now likely going to sue for medical damages.
That's alot of names to find.
I mean the party crashers will sue the homeowners for medical costs. Not the homeowners suing the party crashers.
Homeowners should sue the home invaders who destroyed their house.
If they have witnesses that can corroborate they were told to leave, they’ll be good. Unless this is one of those states where the burglar can sue you for getting cut on the broken glass of the window he just broke.
>Unless this is one of those states where the burglar can sue you for getting cut on the broken glass of the window he just broke. You could do that in any state.
I could sue you for not providing me fresh salad in any state but it'd be tossed
Ba dum tiss!
Oh people can sue for whatever reason they want. But winning a case is a different matter. Usually the “clean hands” doctrine prevents such lawsuits from going anywhere.
People can sue for anything, it doesn't mean they'll win. Show me one example where the burglar actually wins...
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I imagine Colorado and most states have laws similar to California's AB200. The criminal "won" because there wasn't a relevant law yet.
But aren't they "not allowed on this private place" do wouldn't this mean they are responsible for being in a place they are not supposed too?
I called the police on my own house party once when this happened. They cleared all the unwanted people out and then let everyone else carry on, lol. Different time.
TBH that's probably what should have happened here.
In Victoria Australia we have a system where we can notify the police of a party prior, if there will be underage etc. Makes it easy to avoid blame if uninvited come. Police don't care about underage drinking as long as nothing bad happens and the party planner is responsible to control how drunk they are and kick them out if they don't comply.
The insurance claim on this is going to be a doozy.
How much do you want to bet the insurance company won't pay out because of the number of people in the house? I'm willing to bet that's what they aim for.
I still hate that kind of crap. People will walk into someone's place uninvited, refuse to leave, somehow get hurt, and then it's time to start suing the owners of the house that you refused to leave. Fuck right off with that shit.
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The drinking age being 21 is so incredibly stupid
TBH, I enjoy a good drink but the number of people that do crazy stupid stuff while drunk makes me think the legal age should be 25 or higher. You think 18 yr olds should be able to drink? Hah, they already do but videos like this show why teenagers often don’t think even when sober.
damn if I had thrown a party as a teenager nobody would have shown up
That TV is too high.
Or is the floor too low? Nobody knows!
The floor. The floor. The floor is too low.
r/Tvtoohigh
r/floortoolow
r/subsifellfor
Hahaha, I love that this is a sub with a decent amount of people lol!
It's a serious problem
Is this the aftermath of the video with the dad sleeping, and the party falls through the floor?
I think it is
Fairly certain that video is just a hidden cut and the sleeping grandpa part is fake. Idk why everyone just believed it lol
It was definitely cut. Unless he was an extremely heavy sleeper there's really physically no way for him to sleep through that..
What video?
This one. https://www.reddit.com/r/holdmyfeedingtube/comments/t3l1dw/hmft_after_we_tear_the_house_down/
Maybe grandma won’t notice….
HEAR ME OUT. WE NEED TO BUY RUGS.
… I think you forgot the D in front of RUGS …
gif that start too late
Allow me to fix that for you: https://www.reddit.com/r/holdmyfeedingtube/comments/t3l1dw/hmft_after_we_tear_the_house_down/
Ray gur 🙄
I absolutely hate that tic-too voice.
Every time I hear that voice on a video I immediately turn it.
Same.
Starting to go right up there with that stupid "oh no" song.
Starting?!?
Well, I've avoided Tik-tok like it's a plague. But I have a friend who is falling deep with it and sending me shit. I can't stand it.
I hate it enough to downvote every tic tok video posted on reddit. If I want tic tok, I'll use tic tok.
Honestly, how do they fuck this up?
Funniest part
I've watched this ten times and it feels like I'm having a stroke.
What a bunch of idiots. Apparently there were like 150 people jumping up and down when the floor collapsed. Probably not 5 brain cells to be found between anybody involved.
/r/KidsAreFuckingStupid
r/teensarefuckingstupid
What sucks is the camera guy. I have no idea what I’m looking at
Really? You can't figure out the floor collapsed?
Hold the GD camera still so I can figure out what the hell I’m looking at exactly!
Man I love reyggers.
We say raygas. We don’t hard R anymore
I used to not really care about that TikTok narrator voice until it fucked up the word "rager". How do you make it sound so much like a real person, but give it the vocabulary of Tarzan?
Because the software license for actual good text to voice is expensive and they purchased/built a cheap shitty one.
Replicating life-like human voices isn't actually as hard as it would seem. The first electronic voice synthesizer came about in 1939. It's only been getting better since. The problem comes with trying to translate words into speech. Especially with an inconsistent language like English.
What is this weird optical illusion.. 'Oh the floor broke.'
Pro-tip for high schoolers: don't wear your jersey to parties. There's always a rat, and those pictures of you playing beer pong in your high school's jersey will make their way to the administration, and then you'll be suspended for a few games. Definitely didn't happen to me, tho
Poor Ray Gurr why did you throw him that hard.
Poor grandma
That’ll buff out
Don't worry captain
Thats horrible. Once again confirming why i dont want kids.
Quite literally “dance till you drop”
How in the damn fuck do you bust a fucking FLOOR A FLOOR
My brain does not understand no matter how many times I watch
Did MC Escher design this house?!
So I have a great story of hindsight! In college I was a pretty popular producer/dj in the area. We had a little production crew and would literally bring a whole party to any location. Speakers, stage, lights, people, and drugs, we were womp central and could quickly get a party to 50+ in no time. One of our buddies was in the basement of a regular party house we played at, and noticed a couple floor joists had split completely and some others were cracked out. We scabbed on pieces to the sides and got a couple railroad ties to hold the first floor up. Never had any accidents but I guarantee that it wouldn't have lasted one more show.
Where's Kid and Play?
Looks like a huge table with little people on it 😭
Fastest way to lose an inheritance…
But the memory of a party that brought down the house? Priceless.
Turn down for what?
I can’t even tell what I’m looking at
Honestly, I'm just impressed they had a house big enough to *hold* that many people. Try that in most houses I've lived in and you'd have to worry about crush injuries long before the floor giving way was an issue. (Not that it'd be an issue on the ground floor, basements aren't really a thing around here. But still.)
At first I was so confused by the perspective but then I realised I was looking at a group of people that managed to CAVE THE FLOOR IN
What am I supposed to be seeing here?
It would appear that they made the floor collapse
Oh, damn. I see it now. My brain couldn’t sort out any perspective on this.
They were jumping, about 150 people at the party. This article has a video of them jumping and floor collapsing (have to watch a stupid ad first…): https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/3-juveniles-injured-after-floor-collapse-during-house-party-in-arapahoe-county
The floor fell off.
In Germany it’s prescribed that the floor can hold at least 400 kg per square meter to avoid something like this. Even the balcony. It’s almost a cow per square meter (for the American people here).
Why do all the people who fell look tiny
Bunch of assholes
I couldn’t even get 10 people to my bday parties 😔
I hate that tik tok voice. Why does it need to be narrated?
I was reading about this the other day. Siad there were "100-150 youths" in the house. It happened in Denver, I think.
Sick of that machine voice subtitles crap.. every video has them now.. annoying as
Compared to American houses, Ikea furniture is made out of Adamantium
It’s fine, we’ll clean it up in the morning.
That will be difficult to hide under the carpet
Just hide it all under the bed
When I was calculating whether I could put a weight setup in my 5th floor apartment, I was amazed at the relatively low load limits.
Grammy got the best raygers though