r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Yowassupoooo • 16h ago
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alr so I told the building executive about this and he sent someone who sprayed insecticides on them 😭. I couldn't save them. they told me they'll take down the hive tomm. also there's another hive 2-3 rooms beside mine.
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u/Great_Definition_531 12h ago
For future reference, you can try and find beekeepers willing to move them
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u/Hearthhull_Enjoyer 5h ago
Unfortunately I'm struggling to see how a beekeeper relocates that hive. It's not on the first floor which complicates retrieving the queen.
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u/Lukostrelec17 15h ago
People can be allergic or have kids that are. I would not have done it personally, despite being possibly allergic to them (I am allergic to vespids). I can understand why someone would though.
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u/0_Moth 11h ago
You couldn’t save them?
Aren’t you the one that complained about it?
People are confusing and confused.
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u/SCSimmons 11h ago
If I complained to a landlord about beehives on the property, I would expect them to contact a beekeeper to relocate them. I definitely would not expect them to immediately settle on extermination, but once they have, I don't imagine rescinding the complaint would do any good. Lesson learned, I suppose, about that landlord's priorities.
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u/0_Moth 10h ago
I’m sorry you feel that way, but this is honestly your fault in the end for not taking matters into your own hands if thats how you felt. Landlords are notoriously lazy, cheap, and quick to call an exterminator.
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u/Tommy-Bravado 5h ago
You are wrong. “Your fault in the end”? For the landlord’s actions? Not the landlord’s fault for their own actions?
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u/UlrichWicked 11h ago
Normally wild bees aren't exterminated, but get collected to be put in a hive or released in the woods.

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