Selling a house is a tricky business. It’s similar to going to a job interview where you may need to window dress your credentials a little bit. If you say something false, the interviewer will find out, and then you don’t get the job.
If your house is up for sale or you want to rent it out, you polish up the place, make it look inviting and cozy. You photoshop a fake plant or a couch here and there to make it look like a lived-in place. That, you should NOT do, by any means. People will always notice if something is amiss.
It is what happened to Caitie Delaney when she posted on Twitter a Los Angeles house listing. The pictures were photoshopped, and people in the Twittersphere took notice.
Thus, hilarity ensued.
Caitie’s first post about the fake flower, stools, and couch
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A real kitchen with a stove, shelves, etc.
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Even the bathtub and tiles are real.
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With real life-sized shelves to store clothes
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The fake flower and stools appear, like a scene in Minecraft.
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Internet reactions:
The sofa doesn’t have a reflection, ergo vampirism.
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Caitie’s post is printed and hung on the wall.
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Adding cats can make them more believable. NOT!
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Maybe the mirror is fake.
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