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What you forgot to include is, that Smoothie (one of her Cats) was the one who opened the Door.
I NEED MY QUASO
- Smoothie
Oof so Smoothie could open the door, go outside, and then the door closes automatically.
Good that guinea pigs can't jump that high, so I don't have to worry about it.
But...how is that even possible? doesn't it need a key? what kind of door is this?
How the heck would a cat open an autolock door tho? Because i know the type of door that would be common in Australia (wink) and that can't be opened by cats. It requires two opposable thumbed hands. It's not like American doors where one lock exists. Something fucky was going on, just saying.
Also, Kiara's not showing it much, but she's defo freaked out about it. Everyone here who has experienced someone else entering their place without permission knows the feeling.
@@feodaron89 My guess is that the door is "auto locked" from the outside. Meaning that to get in you need the key, but to get out you only need to push down the door handle. Maybe you can lock the door completely if you lock it using the key when leaving (or engaging the lock from inside), but if the brother left the door to auto lock it could still be opened from the inside with the handle alone... Similar to hotel room doors. Maybe.
"I was trying to remember if I did something illegal... That they would know of..."
Yagoo's dream fades ever so slightly every day.
Lots of things are technically illegal, but not unethical or immoral. For example downloading a ROM to play it on the PC when you have the cartridge. Ripping it yourself is legal, but sharing or downloading it is illegal. Same goes for movies on DVD or Blu-ray.
piracy is always morally correct dont listen to the feds
@@LaughingOrange That depends a lot on moral codes as well though. Some people would argue that anything that is Illegal is immoral by default. Or that if someone isn't immoral then it shouldn't logically be illegal.
@@moalboris239 Who actually thinks like that? I mean I can kinda get the seconds one. But just because someone thinks something shouldn't be illegal does not mean that it is legal.
@@moalboris239 Illegal never equals immoral -- on either direction.
Legislating morality is an impossible task for a government to take on. Especially when "moral" is a much more fluid and moving target in societies than "legal" is.
For example, there are some jurisdictions that it is illegal to defend someone from an attacker--but it's not immoral to do so. And there are some jurisdictions where it's not illegal to cheat on your relationship partner, but it is definitely immoral to do so.
Kiara: "There was my CZcams play button and I hope they didn't see it!"
Police: "Ah, my oshi lives here, very nice"
Ah shit, here is another Oshi no Ko moments. Even worse because the stalker is a police officer
@@hantubelaungWhat they shoot her now?
*"Blue hat by duty. Orange hat by heart."* LMAO
@@hantubelaung you pretending the protag wasn't worse ?
The dude was a doctor who is abusing his skills to track down his oshi's killer to kill him
If you read the story His oshi isn't a good person but he puts her on a pedestal
The Police next time: Are you Yootuber?
Kiara: What did I do, what could I have possibly done for the cops to call me?
Me in the Usual Room: 🫠
Seems like you didn't learn your lesson. Perhaps the deep fryer will succeed where the Usual Room failed
That emoji isn't an expression, you're actually melting
@@LegoCaptainRex I just see an xbox🗿
Remember, all you have to do to exit the Usual Room is to swear to sass Henchou forever.
_*Us_
kiara: what did i do?
she says as she forgets the numerous health code violations committed by the kfp brand, and the mistreatment of its employees
edit: allegedly of course.
Well, she did specifically say she was wondering what did she do *that they would know of*.
@@magpiesarebestbirbs8958 Precisly, what goes on in the kitchen and the treatments of employees need to be reported to someone for it to get out in the public.. besides, to do a proper health inspection, they also have to go into.. the usual room
Yeh that chicken in the sink, it's in the danger zone
Mistreatment? What Mistreatment?
I see nothing.
"I tried to think of something illegal that I did... _that they could know of_ "
Kiara didn't need to be so specific about it but I appreciate the honesty.
I knew that off-road eScooter ride would get back to her.
She is cooking blue crystal in KFP
@@bander-Coolb"Gura, we need to Cook."
There is a lot of shit that is illegal in austria that everybody does every day
"Nothing you saw was illegal - *_in the countries it was filmed._* " -Tycho
Kiara with the "Am I being detained?!" reflex 😂
Got it from Mamatori
Like phoenix-like reaper
Good reflex to have.
Never talk to cops without a lawyer present even if you didn't do shit.
@@CBoy92 *You called?*
Funny how her first thought was trying to remember if she did something that *they would know* lol
Like, it's not that she didn't do anything, but rather how would they know.
It's interesting what goes through your head when stuff like that happens. I had a similar thing happen. my roommates told the police that I wasn't home so the police came to my work. Security called my work phone and said the police needed to talk to me. I was trying to think of anything I might have done and couldn't come up with anything. so I was really nervous when I met them. I won't go into what it was for because it is very sad and personal. However, It wasn't for anything I had done.
Well, i imagine one constant concern with the EN girls is Taxes, and who, where, how and how to pay them to, considering the "i work from country A for a company on country B", with Calli's and Bae's cases coming to mind.
Miss Kiara Takanashi... I wasn't suspicious beforehand... Now I am...?
Nah. I have never done anything illegal (worth their Police their time) ever, but the one time I was stopped by police and being slightly questioned and asked for my ID I was IMMEDIATLY thinking about if I possibly did something worth arresting me over I dont remember or if I accidentally did something illegal.
I think its a very natural reflex.
@@grafikpapst "worth the polices time"
Boy, ripping out spider flower is worth their time. It is worth their time to break open a door of someone growing lemon gras on their balcony. At the very least in the German speaking world the time of the police is worthless
Well, if you live alone, your front door's open, and you are nowhere to be seen, it's reasonable for your neighbor to be concerned and called the police. Especially if your neighbor just watched episode 1 of "Oshi no Ko". lol
But seriously tho, the neighbor did the right thing by calling the police.
I think she needs to replace whatever she's calling her door with something that's actually a door.
@@EpslionBear but a door that can be "locked" but still opened by your cat at any random time while you are gone isn't a deterrent. It's actually asking to be the victim of an opportunistic criminal.
@@ShaggyRogers1 Seems more like "the door locks automatically when Properly closed. Her brother didn't actually close it properly, so it also didn't lock. The cats noticed and were thus able to open it."
It sounds like the kind of door that, when locked, is only locked to the outside but can still be opened from the inside. It's actually a very good safety feature in case of emergencies, you can keep the door locked to prevent someone from getting in, and in case of something like a fire you can get out quickly without having to potentially fumble with the lock. o7
@@Xorlas_the_fatigued That does sound like it's a good idea for some people but not people who have a cat/kid/clumsy housemate who knows how to open it.
@@Xorlas_the_fatigued
it's probably the kind of door that just doesn't have a door handle on the outside, so you need a key to get in anyway.
it's a popular design because you don't need to bother locking the door every time you leave and you're not locking in every other resident of your home.
those doors usually still have a lock you can engage with the key but only people with pets or small children that can open doors would ever think to use that feature.
Yeah, the police were probably rooting around expecting to find a body. If I saw one of my neighbors doors wide open and hadn't seen them for more than a day, I'd probably call the police too.
Ozora Police: Is this Takanashi Kiara?
Kiara: Quaso?
"Is this kiara? This is the police"
"Is this about the meth lab?"
"The what?"
"Nevermind, how can I help you?"
My rule of thumb is that if the same number calls me 3 times, one call after the other, I'll pick it up and see who tf has business so important with me that they took the trouble of calling me more then once.
Also I'm surprised the police didn't ask her to come back and see if nothing was missing from her apartment.
Me too, Telemarket and scams usually don't call the same person 3 times, it doesn't worth it for them.
I usually do it after 5 or 7. Too many spammers use 'third times the charm'.
Things are probably different for someone like Kiara though. A bunch of calls from an unknown number is probably quite scary for someone who is well known on the internet.
I still don't pick up unknown numbers, no matter how much they call. I call back if they text me or leave a voice mail stating who they are and what they need me for, and if it is important (like a call from the government) but I never, ever, pick up unknown numbers. I have so many blocked numbers from scammers on my black list, I'm not taking any chances.
they probably did say something to her about coming back and checking but she just didnt mentioned it on stream, its quite weird for a policemen to not do exactly that
I don't blame the neighbor, actually. Kiara presumably lives alone with no other roommates, so if her apartment door is completely open (i.e., not slightly ajar or something), that could set off alarm bells for forced entry. Kiara is a young woman of presumably athletic build (based on dancing endurance), so it wouldn't be out of the question to suspect that someone might have attempted to kidnap her.
I'm actually pretty glad she has such an alert and attentive neighbor who was concerned enough to tell the police rather than just ignoring a possibly terrible situation.
I do hear she looks remarkably like keekihine, a dashing young lady, so I see your point 🤔
@@basicnpcc bro
>presumably athletic build
AHAHAHAHAHA
her dancing endurance is DESPITE her poor health, shes talked about it herself, how she can barely lift anything, has noodle arms, her weird back problems, rarely going out; in general, hololive girls just arent very active, they have to train a lot to dance, but outside of that they just sit around streaming, it's their job of course
@@basicnpcc no
@@basicnpcc wth is wrong with you
I understand that she was angry but her neighbours did the right thing. Better safe than sorry!
While the trouble it caused is unfortunate, it's good to know that Kiara's neighbors care enough to call the police if there's something weird like that. I wish people cared enough to do that sort of thing where I live.
At least Kiara now knows that she has a great neighbor.
@@irishgiant5150 you don't want someone to call the police when your house looks like it's been broken into and your no where to be seen?
@@irishgiant5150 why are you getting "on you" confused with "for you"? I guess being cynical in comment sections is pretty cool though!
@@irishgiant5150 I can see your point, but from the reports, and how her door was completely open with no one inside, that's a massive red flag for any concerned person, her neighbors calling the police is pretty good, better be safe than sorry, lots of cases ended badly simply because the neighbor couldnt be bothered and ignore the obvious signs. Still, having to deal with annoying neighbors is hell but in this instance, the neighbor was just trying to look out for kiara.
@@irishgiant5150 Tell me you have no idea about germany/austria/europe in general without telling me.
Or alternative comment
Tell me you are american without telling me.
@@irishgiant5150 Thankfully she isn't American
Love how people are shitting on the neighbour and police for doing the right thing and investigating a possible break in that could have been thieft or kidnapping
I think Kiara, should ask for a follow up or something. And ask could she get the officer names.
Sometimes people use the police for illegal actions just saying
@@kissena3830 what illigal action has been taken here? they checked if she a victim of theft or kidnapping from clear signs of a break in im guessing your american
@@livingglowstick1337 I hope you are properly reading my comment.
@@kissena3830 i read it correctly your saying the police might have been used for a illigal action but there is 0 evidance of this as the call came from someone living next to her based on proper evidance and there was nothing else attached to it. this clearly comes from a distrust of american police let me remind you america is a small part of the world
@@livingglowstick1337 no you didn't
We all know it wasn't her CZcams play button that she was worried the cops and neighbor would see all over her apartment but the various "cultured" interests she has 😉
Imagine the police checking her room and seeing plenty of questionable stuff ...
She can be worried about both
The 6 foot Ryza statue must remain hid-
She never really tried to hide her face except for this one because of the contract it seemed, just like kson.
Just.. ecchi art of Kiara. Everywhere.
Even the cat's collar has an image of bikini Kiara
"What could I have done and what excuse should I make."
Kiara going straight for the "I don't know what you're talking about but if I do then I didn't do it." response.
Sheesh, 2 thief streams and the police are already onto her
That made me chuckle a bit. thanks^^
I like to imagine a smol Kiara asking "quaso?" into a phone all confused.
If I see my neighbor’s door open, cats running around, and nobody answers if I call out, i’m calling the cops.
You never know what happened and better to stay on the safe side.
I hope you don't live in the states. Cause that is a really good way to at best get all your neighbor's stuff stolen, by the police, or at worst get your neighbor killed.
And not calling the cops could also get them robbed/slash killed. So I don't really see your point
@@sassyviking6003 in the us you be more likely shot at instead
"Something illegal they would know of" this implies that Kiara has done something illegal that the police don't know of
To be fair, pretty much everyone does that at least once every day.
@@SelecaoOfMidas 📸 Right here, officers. This is the man I was talking about.
@@SelecaoOfMidasi mean, in america, it’s almost impossible to not commit a crime on the daily
@@tacticallemon7518 What. Why? Maybe I am too European to understand this.
@@Valius_V The legal and regulatory frameworks of most, if not all, modern societies are so complicated that the average person routinely breaks some rule or another without realizing it. These are usually not infractions that would lead to serious criminal prosecution, so calling them "crimes" is a little bit of hyperbole, but it's virtually impossible for anyone in those societies to follow all the rules all the time.
My first thought was that a neighbor noticed her not coming out for a few days or something and called a wellness check on her.
To be fair, if a neighbor that usually stays inside their house suddenly vanished and left their door open; then when i called out to them no one answered. I'd be worried too, not for the neighbor but for me HAHAHAHA I'd be thinking about all kinds of scenario which would probably lead to me calling the police to check things out instead of doing it myself.
You know, considering the policeman had to entertain the possibility Kiara was kidnapped at least out of professionalism, having her answer in an unsure and quiet "hellooo" couldn't have improved the situation 😅
"what illegal shit did I do they can know about" sus
Wow first Fauna now Kiara, the police is coming for the girls lol
And Calli once
I don't keep up with every Hololive video, but I definitely missed that, when did that happen?
Doxxed by the door is something i didn't expect to be a thing
Kiara: i was trying to remember if i did something illegal
KFP employees: business malpractice, unlawful termination, wage theft, numerous health code violations
Kiara: Oh so does every CEO of a major company and I dont see you going after them
KFP employees: operating a potential torture dungeon
Kiara: you cant prove that, you have no one who can testify as to what happens in the usual room
KFP employees: all of the sexual harassment
Kiara: I'm not apologizing
I catsit for my friends and I'm waiting for the day I see police lights outside lol
Your friends should let their neighbors know before traveling that they're going to have someone watch their cats to prevent that.
I much prefer a caring neighbour. I would take slightly awkward interaction when they saw my wall of anime bikini figure rather than a completely uncaring neighbour. Her neighbour's concern was completely justified since the way she described then situation was eerely similar to a kidnapping case, if you don't know the fact that a cat can just open your front door.
“Something illegal that they would know of”
-Kiara 2023
I always pick up if the same unknown number calls twice in a row. Generally sales people don't do that, but I've gotten calls from both police and hospitals before with emergencies. I know it can be scary, but you'll REALLY regret if it's a serious emergency and you don't pick up.
they should just change the system so it reads "government" when they call. nobody answers when in finland it just reads "unknown number"
I just wish they'd at least leave a message. I get quite a few calls while I am at work, and I can't answer the phone. So if it's not important enough to leave a message, I won't call back unless it's family.
Her apartment is so messy that the cops thought she was kidnapped.😂😂😅
"Mrs. Takanashi, do you know what a Usual Room is?"
To Kiara's neighbours credit from what it sounds like the scene could have been a burglary, kidnapping or murder.
So good job on the neighbour for being a decent individual getting the police to check on her.
Well and you know to be fair even though it was nothing it's good to make her aware that her door was open because if the police can just waltz in anybody could've. And like she said she has stuff in there that not only could help identify her, but also valuables.
Unless there is reasonable suspicion that a crime happened you should not call the police. People should know their rights and he right to privacy is a big one, the police should never enter your Home without a Warrant in hand. Before calling the Police the Neighbor could have knocked on the door and then close it if nobody is home or call the household or call relatives if they know the number and if not observe for a few days if something really irregular is happening. Then when the House owner is coming home you can ask if something happened and tell them what you observed that worried you. Do not call Police on intuition alone. The Police have the duty to execute the law and NOTHING ELSE! Do not let the Police overpolice someones behavior or let them intrude into someones affairs without reason. There is strict boundaries of what the Police is authorized to do and it is in your and the police best interest to know what these are. For you because it is in your interest that the police intrudes into your life for no reason and for the Police because then they can do their time for more important issues.
@@Jadinass
tell me youre american without telling me youre american...
seriously i have no idea how fucked up your system over there has to be for all of you to be so paranoid but over here in europe its the job of the police to serve and protect.
and getting called in on a possible break in then checking the interior to make sure its safe befor calling the owner of the place is the most basic procedure.
@@Jadinass the neighbours did try to call kiara tho
@@Jadinass if the door to your apartment is open, and you have not been seen for a while, and your cats are running around, there ABSOLUTELY is a reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed, or that a wellness check needs to happen.
luckily the police didn't realise what that huge bad dragon was on her coffee table
Ah, yes, randomly ending your sentences with "or so", the mark of a true wash real native German speaker which you can tell because she hears her so on. I love these little things where you can jsut tell, even if it's somebody like her whose English actually is pretty much the yellow from the egg.
was that last part a reference to a certain someone or just you translating literally lol
It happens with all languages even in Spanish, a language from Europe lol
@@eyeballpapercut4400 it's a literally translated idiom. Usually we say it like "Mein (insert any language) ist nicht das Gelbe vom Ei" which literally means "My xyz is not the yellow from the egg" , but actually means "my xyz is not the best". Because the egg yolk is the best part from the egg, that's why the idiom came to be I guess. And OP used it in a positive way (which btw doesn't happen in German, the idiom is always a negative sentence), saying her English is the best.
@@flowerdolphin5648 Maul halten and let OC speak
Fun fact, because Gura spent so much time with Kiara in Japan, Gura has been adding "or so" to her sentences recently.
"Who expects the Police..."
(Torquemada shows up)
NO ONE EXPECTS THE AUSTRIAN POLICIMEN!!!!
LMAOOOO
Kiara:my house was'ent perfectly clean
Ina:frist time?
i can just imagine a situation where smoothie busts the door open and starts wreaking havoc on the local populace
Hopefully for her, the police doesn't seem to have found the "usual room" bellow...
Better for her neighbors to actually be concerned and take action I say. Not everyone cares enough and that's how many folks don't get found or saved in time. Luckily, nothing had really happened this time so it's easy to take lightly, but I think it's good to know that she has neighbors who care enough to call on authorities when they sense something may be amiss or if Kiara was ever in trouble.
To be fair both the cops and the neighbor were in the right, in that situation normally you'd think someone had broken into the house while the owner was away.
The neighbor did the right thing. With no context that situation was definitely potentially worrying. Young woman who lives by herself and her door wide open and she isn't around, that's a big red flag situation. Good that she has a neighbor who cares enough to say something.
The cats providing a convenient cover story for all of Kiara's many, *many* labor violations!
They found out about the usual room, didn't they?
Also, just wanna say, as someone who also goes into people's houses in the course of their work (pest control): We don't care. No matter how dirty or weird your house is, we've already stopped thinking about it by the time we've reached the next place.
"...If I did something illegal THAT THEY WOULD KNOW OF"
Lol :D
Here in NYC if you go missing people will be more concerned about property values.
I think it's good that her neighbor was worried enough to call the police over her door being ajar like that
Police : did you renew your KFP license?
Kiara : * Panic *
"Not perfectly clean", pfft, police sees dead people from time to time, slightly untidy room is nothing.
man, I wish it would just say on the phone that it's the police, not some random unknown number. Like the only ones who ever call from unknown numbers are scammers, of course people don't pick up! Companies and other officials often have their name visible in the call information but for some reason the police don't -_-
also, kind of a failure in communication by them to not just immediately explain what it is about...
So I work for the NYPD, and all of our office phones are set up to display ANONYMOUS or Unknown Number when we call out from them, except for calls within the department…
@@GDIGhostStalker
As someone who works front desk and answer calls from 911 dispatchers, yeeeeeeah
@@GDIGhostStalker This is apparently a common issue for pretty much anywhere that has an internal exchange that isn't specifically set up to compensate for that. Around here you get the same issue with hospitals. If they call you you get 'unknown number' rather than the actual number because the hospital's internal exchange confuses it some how.
as someone in law enforcement, we don't get phones, only the detectives get a phone, so we on patrol use our personal phones. So if we need to call someone we block our numbers so nobody can get our personal numbers.
"Who expects the police to suddenly break into my home"
You mean, walk through the open door to make sure you haven't been killed?
I dunno I'm not a fan of police but I feel like in her place I would be glad everyone involved was looking out for my safety.
Yep. If the police DIDN'T check and God forbid Kiara was dead on the floor, that would be awkward.
Yeah, everything there sounds completely reasonable (except for having a door that it sounds like the cats can open from the inside). If anything it's somewhat reassuring, instead of ignoring something that was really odd (door open, neighbor not seen that day), they called the police to check on it.
Athletic or not, we livin a very mad world.
She better be thankful neighbor made report.
"should i never come back to home again" LMAO tenchou 😂
I'm glad her neighbor cares enough to be worried.
“Who expects the police to suddenly break into my home?”
Anyone who lives in the us :)
she can't blame the police officer for breaking into her house when they tried to call her hundreds times 😂
europe should have a official system where it reads "POLICE" or "GOVERNMENT" or something when they try to reach you. now it just reads "UNKNOWN NUMBER" in finland, and nobody picks that up obviously, stupid system.
then they whine on papers how nobody wants to answer them, pretending like its not their own fault which could be changed since they are the government. normal people when they want to hide their number from phone settings, can call with "unknown number", too.
I was dead at "yeah... Quaso"
_”Did I do anything illegal… that they would know about?”_
welllll technically the police didn't break in. The door was open and they just walked right on in.
BnE dont apply to police
@@scasny not when there investigating a break in that may be connected to theft and kidnapping you know its kind of important for them to investigate that
@@scasny well, it does if they break the door down when they're not supposed to. If they enter Without breaking anything in order to get in, again when they're not supposed to, it's technically just trespassing, to my understanding. But when they're doing their duties as police officers and said duties require them to enter regardless of what the owner may think about the matter then, yeah, it doesn't count. (though the less terible law enforcement systems in the world will compensate you for the damages anyway under Most circumstances)
Had something like this happen a few months ago, I was on night shift and since my geriatric neighbors didn't see my car move they called a wellness check on me. Had to explain to the officers that I was fine, and the window peepers next door are just nosy.
You got a neighbour that looking out for yourself welfare. You should thank them.
@@AlexSDU sure. As soon as they also stop staring at me while I do my recycling, and calling the neighbor that cuts my grass when I knock on there door to pay them, cuz a weird guy in black is on your doorstep.
"I was trying to remember if I did something illegal...
...That they would know of"
honestly it's a scenario worth calling the police over. door open, cats walking around, no answer when called
they searched her apartment and found the Usual Room I see
They put listening devices in your house. You are now on "the list"
at least they didnt get to see the 0.5 ton of cocaine!
I was in house maintenance for some time. I saw hundreds of apartments. Almost nobody has a clean home.
They pretend like its "just atm a little untidy" or its visible that they rushed cleaning when they know someones coming. Usually its both.
Dont feel ashamed. Its human. Having a clean home is nice but ultimately rare.
Normal people after being accused of a crime: oh no let me get my lawyer
Kiara after getting accused of a crime: what excuse should i say now
Kiara’s brother should know better; leaving the front door open is the worst mistake anyone can make.
He didn't leave it open, he just didn't lock it. European doors auto lock on close, but can be opened from the inside if not locked twice (which Kiara mentioned him not having done). That's why the cat was able to open the door and escape.
@@t0b0 Doesn’t matter. Even if he forgot to lock it, it’s still dangerous. Believe me, I know. And I don’t even own an auto-lock door.
@@ritchieplacemedia9512 "believe me, i know"
"I don't even own an auto-lock door"
then how tf do u know
@@t0b0 he still should know better and lock the door. i assume the austrians use the same doors as we in germany and i literally dont know anyone who doesnt lock the door from the outside when leaving for more than like an hour.
@Ritchie & Place Media bruh not everywhere is America where crackheads will walk into any house they can.
1:03 unsolicited Quaso
technically they didnt break into the house if the door was wide open
< GETTING READY TO BE SWARM BY HER SIMPS >
You're not wrong
Why break in when you can walk right through the front door? So much less work!
ah yes the best form of remote alarm: worried neighbors
Be kind to them and you'll know about any suspicious activity around your apartment even before the security alarm company does.
Its a problem if the cat can open the door by itself...
I would know if I did something illegal, its remembering and figuring which one they want to know. I don't need to self report every crime if they only wanted one *taps head*
The blame would be on her brother who did not locked the door properly from any perspective you would want to see this situation...
I live in a country and in the most secure neighborhood that having someone to break into your house is zero to none but whenever I want to leave the house I would check if I locked all the doors inside and even outside of my house.
I can relate tot he number thing
I mean with the segment about going into her house, the biggest concern should be if noone stole anything or someone is hiding in her apartment, rather than being uncomfortable about people seeing your stuff.
I think you would still be uncomfortable if someone sees your stuff.
Nah with the vast majority of people in austria being decent people (and concerned neighbours and police already being involved), I would worry more about them seeing embarassing (or in her case NDA) things than someone stealing stuff
@@vocassen That's hilariously trusting. You'd make for an ideal theft victim.
I think I will live in Austria. I need those neighbors
@@moalboris239 the thiefs here in middle europe don´t give a shit about your level of trust . They come in the middle of the day when most people are of to work, check your home for the easyiest way in(most likely a window or backdoor) break in, steal your stuff and be gone in less than 30 min.
"Break in" is a very strong phrase when your door was literally wide open...
I love that she was ready to go on the run
I think Kiara doesn't get that the cops were calling because that could've been a break in...
If the door closes automatically, how was it wide open with cats running around outside?
It probably locks automatically when closed but not close automatically.
My older homes used to lock when you close the door.
It locks automatically, doesn't close automatically. My door is the same, you have to pull it with enough momentum until you hear a metallic snap. Kiara's brother probably didn't close the door quite shut when he left and the cats pushed it wide open again.
Same like hotel doors you can open from inside but outside not some home have this kind of doors we own one long ago brand: Yale Digital Door Lock.
They were checking to see if shy complied with labor laws
Last time my door was open when I was traveling, it was because someone broke in to steal my stuff. So I think I would react like her neighbors...
Quaso!
Moral of the story, tell your neighbours that you're going away and that your brother will be coming to looks after the cats.
also properly lock your door.
i often take care of my parents or relatives pets when they are on vacation and i always lock the door with key when im done, even though you technically cant get in from the outside if they are pulled shut.
I dunno... Some neighbors are not trustworthy~
If they knew you were leaving then they might plan something and do something while you're away~
@@doggypi1532 That's why you form a relationship with them, get to know them. I know there are some dodgy ones, but they are few and far between. Besides, you usually have more than just one neighbouring residence, the chances of all of them being untrustworthy are very low.
what i like more is that the first tough kiara had was if she had done something illegal that "they would know of"
The Oozura police department was quick to respond and on the case. What a diligent task force
Her reaction is very weird. She's not upset her brother left the door open and pets could have escaped, or that someone may have broken in. And thinks it's odd the police were called in that situation or would just close the door that's unlocked.
Well she is a birdbrain
yea she doesnt seem right in the head there.
of course the police would be there if someone reported a possible break in.
them being there to check if someones hiding in the building then calling the owner to let them know what happened is the basic course of action in that situation.
and why did she assume she did something bad in the first place?
thats not exactly a sane reaction to getting a call from the police.
I thought they showed up cause she was stealing people's hearts 🥰
"that they would know of"
The lady doth protest too much, methinks
She needs to teach the cats to say 'come back with a warrant'.
So the cats opened the door?
apparently yes
Probably a door that hadn't actually closed properly (and thus locked) to begin with, but yes.
I'm guessing the cops went through everything in case the occupant had been murdered and stashed somewhere.
Good on the neighbour, given what they were aware of, namely a young woman who apparently lives alone has her door suddenly left open with her cats running free and no sign of her?
Yeah, that looks like a very scary situation where time may be of the essence.
Omg , i'm glad she have great neighbour and i'm glad nothing happen , at least everything is fine for kiwawa
Kiara probably: warrrraaado? Warrrraaado?