He was looking for an apartment to rent and found one that sparked outrage: “It can’t be”

Rent an apartment or renew the contract It’s a real nightmare in many cities and Buenos Aires in Argentina is the best example. But a young woman has gone viral on the networks for a notice that caused him indignation.

Very high prices, lack of clear laws, uncertainty about work and the future often conspire against those who need to rent an apartment, be it a person or a family, in any place or country.

But a tweeter posted an ad on X that she found while buying braces for her sister.

And that’s when when he saw it, it was both amazed and indignant for how he shared it on his social network account.

It didn’t take long for it to explode, go viral and already accumulate more than 6 million views and thousands of comments.

How is the announcement of the apartment for rent?

“I was looking for an apartment for my sister and I saw an ad that said There were two storiesand upstairs was the whole room, open concept,” he wrote from his account @Kleptomanela_ the user Aurora Rosita.

In the screenshot you can see a straight ladder fixed to the wall be able to climb to the top of the unit, where the room is located.

And many also focused on the price: Rent $300,000 per month with $40,000 in expensesa figure quite high for many in one city in Argentina from what can be seen in the viral image.

This situation, more than curious, not to mention impractical or inconvenient, did not go unnoticed by the thousands of users who decided to comment on the publication.

The best comments on the apartment for rent

“Wonderful ladder for going to the bathroom in the middle of the night, sleepwalking, wearing clean clothes, etc. Wonderful,” one user wrote ironically.

“It can’t be. It’s a joke. You need to check the title of the architect who did it and bring him to live there“, one person darted defiantly.

Another noted with some humor: “Never get out of bed half asleep or it will be your last day. Whoever designed this hated whoever would live there.”

Another went further: “Since they were there, they could have just put a hose to go down like a fireman or Batman.”

On the other hand, there are those who have chosen to show what a more viable option would be. “A friend broke down and bought one like this, but that’s it staircase and railing and balcony and it’s a nice option. It cost nothing to put a staircase like that and a railing on that,” she wrote.

Another Argentinian user seems to add a point that might partially clarify something: “I saw the original post and that’s actually an ‘extra room.’ The bedroom is opposite the kitchen. Same $300,000…”