Twitch streamer kicks roommate out of house right on livestream

On January 15, tehsyntax already live streaming above Twitchwith the headline “Getting a parasite out of my apartment. Not a view game. She’s on her way home from work.”

As soon as the girl returned to the apartment temple, tehsyntax came to her face and asked her to leave immediately, taking the girl completely by surprise.

Streamer This says: “We need to talk. I have to get my space back, so maybe we should clear something up.”

Not realizing the immediacy of the request, the girl apologized for the drama she had caused and asked “when do you need me to move out?”

Streamer replied: “It is possible to say right now is the most appropriate”taken by surprise, the girl replied “wow, wow, can we talk slowly?” He quickly said “No. I don’t want you here anymore.”

“Did I bother you?” the girl asked, but tehsyntax explained it was simply because he didn’t want her here anymore.

“I haven’t had a roommate since 2013 and I hated it then”he concluded.

The girl explained that she couldn’t move all her belongings right now, as she had nowhere to go, but he simply asked her to take them to a hotel room.

The girl explained that she had offered to pay rent in the past, but the streamer explained that there was clearly a legal issue with the lease that made it unfeasible.

About why you live stream this, he explained in a comment: “I let a friend stay at my place for free but she thinks she owns the place. She once locked me out of her own apartment and fed my dog ​​popcorn which made him sick. I wanted to document this so she wouldn’t ask for some crazy things.”

He also explained that the woman had been there for two weeks. He thinks the circumvention law could have caused legal problems if his friend had stayed longer.

When the woman had left, he spoke up stream himself, clarifying that he believes it’s not against the law of the Twitch community to secretly film someone while in his home.

However, Twitch has strict privacy rules that prohibit “Sharing content that violates others’ legal privacy, for example: streaming from a private space, without permission”. It is not known if this broadcast falls under these terms, as it is the property of tehsyntax.

You can watch the clip HERE and HERE
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