They bought an apartment, turned out it doesn't have no veranda or fence

Apr 23, 2026 3:38 AM

https://twitter.com/hoshusokuhou/status/2046909445524086952

This is why regulations and enforcement are important.

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Perfect apartment for hosting superhero parties

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Little known fact: The architect was Vladimir Putin.

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Yeah, in the future safety is DLC.

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Bit of a Tears in Heaven vibe.

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Well, that's absolutely terrifying....

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Sure, but it makes sweeping the floors easy.

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"Doesn't have no veranda or fence"... so, it does have those.

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This doesn't look like a homebuyer. This looks like the guy just finished installation on a property under renovation and is testing the mechanism.

And looking up a translation on the chinese, "A man showing off his home renovation." He put the doors in himself, and I expect he plans to do more.

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This might violate one or two building codes where I live. Does it at least have a force field?

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If it had a force field I'd be fine with it. I am Borg.

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You don’t live in China

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perfect for when kids are about to leave the nest.

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I've seen a lot of really bad designs, but this somehow transcends "bad", and I think qualifies as "malevolent" design.

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Is there a winch on the roof for lifting heavy furniture? it looks like it would be perfect for getting that king-size bed into your place.

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Good thing that’s on a sufficiently high floor. Wouldn’t want to survive the trip down.

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Clearly it’s suicide friendly

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The song is The BossHoss - Do it

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Puts on wing suit. Where ya going? To the corner store..

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That would be so good for suicide.

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Wouldn’t be my chosen method

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Well maybe not normally, but look how convenient they made it! That certainly should bump it up a few places on your list.

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Pretty much what happened to Eric Clapton's son

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"child friendly"

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the greatest kindness is ending life for a deficient child early

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Approved by the Russian security service

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It was a typo. The brochure meant to say "One child policy friendly"

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Particularly for folks with a pregnancy fetish.

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Not what @AlphaStructural would say...

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Clapton style

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Too soonn

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DAMN

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I know, right?



… still tho, +1

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God damn man. You a savage Johnnie.

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I’m watching this on a tiny phone screen and I just recoiled

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Didn’t look at it before buying?

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It's not a dangerous design failure. It's an exciting new feature that will help you heckle the neighbors and get your garbage to the curb in record time. Additionally, the lack of balcony will help the neighbors get a great view of your sexcapades.

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You can buy real estate on paper (off-plan). It's cheaper, but you have to wait and take the risk.

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Often times in China, in the cities, you are buying a condo before it is even constructed.
The scams surrounding this are a major problem.

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Not just China. We bought our townhome in the US before construction even began. But, even though US consumer and safety protections maybe lagging behind other parts of the world, I get the feeling they’re still better than China’s.

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Oh yeah, it is for sure an issue elsewhere - but in China is is a massive thing on a scale not really seen elsewhere - look up the China Evergrande Group; was in its peak the most valueable real estate developer in the world, built nearly entirely on this sort of fraud (and was only taken down because rampant spending put it literally billions in debt... and then it was found to have been over-reporting its income by ~30 billion Us per year to get those loans in the first place...)

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There's probably a sidewalk or something down there to break your fall.

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Tick: "I'll just bounce off that broad, flat surface!"

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Of course there is. It’s at the base of the building, and it will break your fall, along with most of your bones. Heck; from that distance, there’s a tiny chance that you’d be unlucky enough to survive the fall, even.

Nobody said it would save you, but you’d definitely stop falling.

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Well, you know what they say. It isn't the fall that kills you. It's the sudden stop at the end.

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Dunno, by the looks of things there might not be a road going through that particular area (an idea that's shocking to the americans in here I'm sure), so no sidewalk. There will definitely be some sort of ground down there though!

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I only said sidewalk, but I was referring to “sidewalk or something”.. it’s just that the “or something”, which I thought was fairly obviously implied, was kind of klunky to write out.

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must be a russian politician design

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How is it legal to build and sell anything like this?

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Human lives are cheap everywhere. But especially in China.

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Looks to me like the worker just installed these doors and is checking the operation. Tools, workbench, sealant, etc are a giveaway. No clue as to why you'd have these, but pretty sure the title is bs

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You've never seen any videos on 'tofu dreg construction', have you?

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Which… isn’t this.

Those scams are more that the building is built to look perfect (including things like a guardrail or balcony), but the material quality is the scam. It’s enough to fool visual investor inspections, but the railing isn’t actually strong enough to hold a person, or the door might not move, or electric outlets might not have any wires behind them.

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Correct, but the point I was making is it wasn't built to spec.

No architect would ever design an apartment with doors opening directly to a fatal drop, and no builder would ever build an apartment and leave the balcony 'til last. And it's clear from the lack of external supports that there was never supposed to be a balcony for this apartment, which means it's not supposed to have DOORS.

This is clearly a fuckup. Anyone who thinks the 'title is bs' is has no clue what they're looking at.

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Google’s AI thing says this is a viral video from Fujian, and he did indeed install those himself. The Chinese peeps are just as confused/distraught as us.

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Doors to what? I'm not saying the the title isn't BS, but... DOORS TO WHAT?

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Heaven. . . or the other one

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The balcony they haven't built yet?

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Balconies are now a subscription service

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Welcome to China, where the regulations don't exist and human life is worth nothing!

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yup, communism at it's finest

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STFU

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That's the USA, bro.

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Let not forget, when Amazon told it's employees to around the someone who expired.

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tofu dreg construction, its become a meme

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Google’s AI thing says this is a viral video from Fujian, and he did indeed install those himself. Chinese peeps are just as confused/distraught as us.

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Actually, china has a lot of regulations, effective and on par or exceeding what other developed nations have. The enforcement of said regulations is what gets them.

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While corruption is a major problem everywhere, China's is egregiously rampant.

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The government is a great thing, thats far away.

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You mean the US?

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As opposed to what, exactly.

Have you seen how America treat its citizens? Have you seen the Middle East, South America?

The entire fucking world?

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If my front porch had more than a 7 inch step to the ground I would have had to put a handrail on it. Building code. I live in the United States.

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Maybe I'm jaded from living in Oregon, but building codes and regs and safety mean a lot around here. They still do in many parts of the US. They matter in much of Europe. China is trying to pose itself as the eminent superpower of the world, so it's more noteworthy that the state of regulations and building safety in Chinese cities is hardly any better than in a Brazilian favela.

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As opposed to….?

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Sealand maybe?

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Good point, most of the world too.

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Finland, where regulations do exist and human life is worth very little.

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Europe, australia, japan, new zealand, canada, north korea, etc.

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Dumb questions exist.

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Yes they do. And so do idiotic statements.

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Welcome to Texas...

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Nah, that's not China, perfectly fits USA...

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Those skyscrapers definitely look like the stuff they build all over the larger Chinese cities.

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I was talking about the description the comment gave, not the video...

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“l'appel du vide”, French phrase meaning "call of the void"; that feeling of wanting to jump when you're at a high place

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v

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Plutôt l'appel du vide

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Ah, then what I have is clench of the void, my butt cheeks just gosh darn gobbled my man panties right up!

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Relevant username

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Call of the void gets me everytime I'm behind the wheel. "Just drive into a wall" my brain.

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Hello Darkness my old friend...

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AKA "Intrusive thoughts"

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They are STRONG too

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One specific type. My intrusive thoughts are of other, less socially accepted nature.

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There are more than one type/category of intrusive thought, l'appel du vide is specifically framed around causing self harm.

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The vertical ones.

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Yes, and no. It IS an intrusive thought, but not quite like "intrusive thoughts" as it is used in modern psych or colloquially.
I remember interesting research from yeeeeears ago linking it to our ancestors leaving trees, although I am sure that has been very much dismissed by now

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I don't think I have ever felt that. My mind is full of don't get too close you could trip and fall. Even though I don't remember the last time I tripped and fell.

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You feel it in Minecraft when you see a big hole and you must explore it

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Actually its the feeling of just generally wanting to end yourself, out of nowhere. Not just yeeting yourself. Can be to jump in front of a train at the station as you go to work, could be driving into oncoming traffic after groceries, or going over the railing when crossing a bridge on your morning run.

Its the vibe itself of "everything is going well but HEY WHAT I JUST..."

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When I was a sailor, the sea called to me most every evening. If I was quiet, no one would know in time.

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The sea feels like a nightmare plane of nothingness to me. Whats more messed up is that like you ssid, you could be gone a minute, an hour or even more amd no one would notice because the ship is so big amd theyd potentially assume youre just busy elsewhere.

You basically just... vanish if the sea takes you.

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