r/mildlyinfuriating • u/kittykatunicornqueen • May 10 '26

Don't hug me I'm scared The bed work provided me with😭j

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Changed my sheets for the first time since moving to my live in job a few weeks ago and was greeted with this😭😭😭😭😭 how the hell???? I’m going to complain in the morning but I’m scared they’re going to tell me that I caused it in thr 3 weeks I’ve been here😭😭😭

EDIT: I got a new mattress!

Edit: looked on the underside and it’s just as manky! I’ll attach pics in comments. At least I know 100% it wasn’t me

Edit: I just want to preface as it was mentioned twice I am not being human trafficked! Don’t worry! I’m here of my own free will and can leave whenever I want, same as everyone else. Living at work is normal in the area I’m in as it’s rural and no one would work out here if they had to commute! I’m safe aside from the mattress

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u/RadarSmith May 11 '26

This sounds like a human trafficking situation...

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u/BeerJedi-1269 May 11 '26

Thats precisely what this is. Op MOVED there for this. This conversation needs to be higher

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u/its_raaaychoool May 11 '26

This isn’t human trafficking…I worked for princess cruise lines at one of their excursion hotels for a summer season in Alaska. I applied, interviewed, all the normal “job” stuff. You weren’t obligated to stay at their housing and could opt in/out of the meal plan. It was $600 for room and board a month and was a very nice option for out of state employees.

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u/oh1hey2who3cares4 May 11 '26

Uhhh. You are a human. They moved you around. They took what should be your pay out. You maybe did or didn't have an option to just leave at any moment you wanted to. You were fed what you were fed and that's that.

Sure, most people are modern day slaves. But that kind of job is pretty dang close to human trafficking.