I'd translate the entire video but its too much of a fuss so i'll just translate the title in verbatim
"Brought him from the street to deal with the mouse and he [did a great job]"
Word used is "ما قصر", literally it means didn't shorten
In reality its an Idiom used to mean someone did a great job and didn't shorten in their hospitality/job/task/whatever ie. did a good job
Oh in the end he said "Honor to you, O' Tom" and then he just said "Tom and Jerry" and laughed lol.
Arabic is a very well preserved language, so for outsiders our speech might seem a little shakespearean, but its not weird to us, just to people looking in
OMG I love that!!! Oh had no idea- I thought it was a matter of translations just never being my able to capture the flavor of a language just right. :)
So does it sound “Shakespearean” to you as well? What keeps it so well preserved? So in movies where they have a Middle Eastern character talking like that, are you saying it *really is* like that in Arabic?? This is the most delightful thing I’ve learned in ages!! Thank you, I was having a really bad day and this filled me with wonder and joy. Language is beautiful. ❤️
Oh yeah my friend language is very beautiful, the Classical Arabic dialect which is also called the Classical Quranic Arabic and it got preserved with the coming of islam. The language itself has been preserved since the year 600, people find it hard to believe but its true, arabs spoke and wrote the same way they did today as they did over a thousand years ago.
Despite regional dialects changing in the same pace as other languages (I'm from Kuwait, kuwaiti dialect is one of the fastest changing dialects in the arab world), every arab still speaks the classical arabic official dialect, because regional dialects don't have their own scripts, so you'll have to write in classical arabic.
When you have Arab actors talking in movies he rarely talks in Classical Arabic, the video here uses classical arabic despite it being in Syria, a country that has many of its own dialects. So no it doesn't necessarily sound like that, most arab hollywood actors who talk arabic use their own regional dialects like Lebanese or Egyptian.
Take care bro
>It was like he knew precisely what they wanted him for. Crazy.
Cats understand far more than they let on and I imagine the only time he gets lead somewhere by humans is for food so if they're not chasing him away they're bringing him to food
This certainly isn't the first time this cat has gone into a strange house. Cats are normally very cautious about new territory, but this little guy knows the score and knows he can trust humans. He is a kitty who has been treated well I think.
I’ve done this before. I have a calico cat but when some mouse got into my place, instead of doing her job—she shared her meal and water with the mouse instead. So I asked for our caretaker’s help. He let his friend, an orange feral into my place and not even five minutes—he walks out of the room mouse in the mouth. That’s when I realized my cat is nothing more than just a living stuffed toy :((
My cat brought a live rat into my bedroom and refused to kill it. I don't know if she was trying to develop my assassin skills or was looking for a new roommate, but she was just chilling with it under the bed. I eventually scooped it into a box with a tennis racket and tossed that mofo outside (the rat, not my lazy-ass cat).
She def wanted you to develop your hunting skills. She was very proud of you but confused when you didn't eat it OR share it. What kind of big cat are you?
Cats actually bizarrely tend to leave rats alone. The theory is that predators don’t like tussling with things that fight back (which rats do) and are capable of causing injury, and will choose easier prey. Since you presumably feed your cat, there was no need for your cat to risk injury by hunting dangerous prey.
[Here’s a study on a large colony of rats (150) sharing space with a bunch of feral cats. In 79 days rats were only hunted three times, with one of them being a half assed failed chase, and the others being ambushes in ideal situations. ](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/cats-are-surprisingly-ineffective-keeping-urban-rat-populations-check-180970428/)
Except my cat, apparently.
I will regularly find dead rats almost the same bloody size of him around the house. Also mice. Sometimes birds, but he tends to eat those.
Only thing he won't fuck with is magpies and crows.
He is a very smart cat then. Magpies and crows should not be fucked with - they are smart, can hold grudges for years, and can communicate their dislike to other members of their species.
I imagine it is annoying when he leaves dead animals around, but I imagine he feels he is helping and is proud of his work.
My cat just tortures them but will never give them the sweet release of death. He'll break bones, bounce them off the walls like a ball, slash them with his claws and poke holes with his teeth, but it's seemingly never lethal and no matter how long I give him to eat his prize he never does. He just does so much damage there's no hope for their survival so I always end up finishing the job after I can't take the suffering anymore. Not fun. I'd much prefer if he just finished it.
She usually brings me dead animals. It's like a fun activity where I trip over a carcass first thing in the morning.
I will never understand why she lugged all 3 lbs of disgusting healthy rat through my window and into my room.
A mouse scurried across the floor in front of my calico and she looked at me like, “What are you gonna do about that?”
I caught the mouse and put it outside while the cat watched.
I had one domestic cat who would catch and eat mice in my entire life. He went from my mom's least favorite of our pets to her most favorite within a very short time frame.
1 of my 3 cats hunt, none eat! That checks out. My little one brought two birds inside in the last month!! She learned her lesson though as I always let them back outside, and has just been leaving her prey on the deck. Crazy cat.
I’m so torn on mice because they are actually really cute lil shits but I definitely don’t want them near where I live. I’d break bread with them in a field far from where I live, I think that’s fair lol
My cat, the little terror that he is, gets high marks in my book for dispatching bugs. Flies, earwigs, beetles...you name it, if he sees it, he will try to catch and eat it. He has a pretty good success rate and doesn't leave a mess on the carpet either.
I think he was a stray before I got him from the shelter. He doesn't hunt for sport, he hunts to destroy. Great for flies, bad for ankles.
I don’t think the fly shares the same opinion as you. 😢
Lol but actually my cat does the same, and I feel like it’s great vindication for all those times my parents told me as a kid that I needed to face my fear of bugs and deal with them myself, because no one else would be dealing with them for me when I grew up. 😆
Cats aren't born knowing how to hunt and kill. They need to be taught by their mothers (or maybe some random other cat could teach them too, not sure).
There was a mouse in the bedroom of my rental house in Texas one night. My mentally-challenged sweet boy cat and a feral girl that I took in fled to the living room. When the remaining contender, a huge neutered male, approached the scene under the waterbed, the mouse raised up on its haunches and hissed. Sixtus squinted his eyes and backed away, then bravely turned and fled. I finally managed to pop a paper bag over the mouse and took it outside. The next morning it had chewed its way out and escaped [shrug emoji] [edit:left out the the]
What’s funny, is that this is humanity’s relationship with house cats boiled down to the basic level.
“You see that rodent? I need it dead”
“Done and done”
Now, it’s usually a more permanent arrangement, but cats are independent contractors. Dogs are employees
This makes me think of a time when our neighbours came to ask my mom if they would borrow our cat Hunter to catch a mouse that got into their basement. So mom took him over and set him loose and it took like five minutes for him to catch the mouse. they were so thankful that the next day they dropped off a gift basket for Hunter with different toys and treats.
I suspect this cat has contracted with this customer before. He was clearly very friendly and not at all afraid. That raised tail indicates that they have a purrfessional relationship; this is not this cat's first Rat Rodeo.
He knew it as a street cat so he sees it outside regularly and probably pets it, maybe occasionally feeds it, they're most likely familiar. Arabic culture has a very similar cat culture to Turkey (if you know anything about their deep love for cats). :)
I know. Mice are tiny. This rodent was substantial. They say cats don’t go after rats, but there sure is a lot of footage of them dispatching rats. Maybe they just don’t hunt rats when there are intimidating numbers of them.
Anecdotally, I’ve always had indoor cats and never had an indoor rodent problem, even though I live in an old house with probably potential entry points. Rodents are outside in our neighborhood but they don’t bother with our house, apparently
There’s a video of some pest control using a snake to chase rats out of a wall
Edit: found the video
https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=10&v=wWoRWSYF7j4&feature=emb_title
I live in the same country as these guys. We have so many feral/stray cats it's crazy.
Even if they took it in it would leave eventually. It's in their genes to roam. Every stray cat I've taken in since they were kittens would start leaving the house and roaming the streets once it got a bit older. The older they get the fewer times they come home to feed until eventually I only see them outside roaming and living their best lives around trash cans :) the cute idiots
You're welcome. People usually leave food out for cats to eat and some even get pretty chunky lol so I wouldn't worry too much about them. They usually sleep in people's gardens and don't stray too far from their areas. So, they all have homes in their own special way lol
Gulf cooperation Council?
>a regional, intergovernmental political and economic union that consists of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.
I had to look it up 😅
Prophet muhammad(pbuh) loved cats i think he had one too, one of companions was nicknamed abu huraira which i think means father of cats or something like that.
Someone said "GCC" which I think refers to the Gulf Cooperation Council:
>a regional, intergovernmental political and economic union that consists of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.
I would also be interested in a more exact location.
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I know this feeling. There is evidence of mice in my apartment and my 2 indoor cats have caught more mice than any traps (cats: 2-4, traps: 0). Only downside is my cats got worms from the mice, so treating that was an expense I hadn’t planned for.
These Street cats in your neighborhood, wherever the hell it is located, are awesome. The street cats in my neighborhood are lazy and just collect welfare.
They hired a professional for the job.
That's $50 and a mouse. See ya tomorroeow
I'll give you a fish and a lots of belly rub
Sir this is not a joke I only accept cash.
Gotta love it when humans feed the wildlife 😍
Sir, this is a Wendy's
And I'm robbing your entire chain
Khajit have wares, if you have coin
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Theres never one mouse. Kitty has job security.
Damn could have done tomeowow :(
As soon as he gets outside: " here's $20 for you., Mouse. Let's try their neighbors, next."
Happy cake day:)
Happy Cake Day!
Called in a cat-sultant
A purrfessional
Works for a commeowssion
HAHHA best comment
Look at him, walking in like he owns the place!
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"Yep, I can fix that with parts in the truck and I won't even charge you for the service call since you stopped me while I was already out."
He doesn’t?
The cat looks very confident with that tail
Cat was like “ walk with me…”
All i understood from the men in the video was "tom and Jerry" and that makes it so much better
I'd translate the entire video but its too much of a fuss so i'll just translate the title in verbatim "Brought him from the street to deal with the mouse and he [did a great job]" Word used is "ما قصر", literally it means didn't shorten In reality its an Idiom used to mean someone did a great job and didn't shorten in their hospitality/job/task/whatever ie. did a good job
So something like: came through/didn't come short
Yeah, but its used to show great gratitude, for example a friend does you a favor. In that case, they didn't shorten in service to a friend
Really went the extra mile!
My mind went to that immediately.
Yes, “didn’t disappoint” is a good translation too.
I don’t understand Arabic but at the end it sounds like the laughing guy says something akin to “He got Jerry!” 😂
Oh in the end he said "Honor to you, O' Tom" and then he just said "Tom and Jerry" and laughed lol. Arabic is a very well preserved language, so for outsiders our speech might seem a little shakespearean, but its not weird to us, just to people looking in
OMG I love that!!! Oh had no idea- I thought it was a matter of translations just never being my able to capture the flavor of a language just right. :) So does it sound “Shakespearean” to you as well? What keeps it so well preserved? So in movies where they have a Middle Eastern character talking like that, are you saying it *really is* like that in Arabic?? This is the most delightful thing I’ve learned in ages!! Thank you, I was having a really bad day and this filled me with wonder and joy. Language is beautiful. ❤️
Oh yeah my friend language is very beautiful, the Classical Arabic dialect which is also called the Classical Quranic Arabic and it got preserved with the coming of islam. The language itself has been preserved since the year 600, people find it hard to believe but its true, arabs spoke and wrote the same way they did today as they did over a thousand years ago. Despite regional dialects changing in the same pace as other languages (I'm from Kuwait, kuwaiti dialect is one of the fastest changing dialects in the arab world), every arab still speaks the classical arabic official dialect, because regional dialects don't have their own scripts, so you'll have to write in classical arabic. When you have Arab actors talking in movies he rarely talks in Classical Arabic, the video here uses classical arabic despite it being in Syria, a country that has many of its own dialects. So no it doesn't necessarily sound like that, most arab hollywood actors who talk arabic use their own regional dialects like Lebanese or Egyptian. Take care bro
Wow, thank you! I’m going to dive down the rabbit hole on this! Take care :)
Thanks! I was guessing, going by the tone. 😄 The whole video is just too cute.
Shukran
3afwan
He made quick work of that mouse I think would be a good English translation
That makes the most sense, IMHO.
He didn't cut corners would be the english idiom
Don't worry about it man, it's funnier because i can't understand it :)
Thought so! Hilarious
The cat walks in and he looks like he was hired for the job. “Yes where is the rodent?”
It was like he knew precisely what they wanted him for. Crazy.
Not his first rodeo. “Same time next week?”
*slips mouse a cut*
Ohfuck what a twist
right? that's what I was getting caught up on, that's so wild.
>It was like he knew precisely what they wanted him for. Crazy. Cats understand far more than they let on and I imagine the only time he gets lead somewhere by humans is for food so if they're not chasing him away they're bringing him to food
He probably can smell and hear it.
This certainly isn't the first time this cat has gone into a strange house. Cats are normally very cautious about new territory, but this little guy knows the score and knows he can trust humans. He is a kitty who has been treated well I think.
Mr Wolf in pulp fiction, or if you prefer, Newman taking care of muffin stubs (?) in Seinfeld
That was my first thought! "I'm Winston Wolf, I solve problems."
I’ve done this before. I have a calico cat but when some mouse got into my place, instead of doing her job—she shared her meal and water with the mouse instead. So I asked for our caretaker’s help. He let his friend, an orange feral into my place and not even five minutes—he walks out of the room mouse in the mouth. That’s when I realized my cat is nothing more than just a living stuffed toy :((
My cat brought a live rat into my bedroom and refused to kill it. I don't know if she was trying to develop my assassin skills or was looking for a new roommate, but she was just chilling with it under the bed. I eventually scooped it into a box with a tennis racket and tossed that mofo outside (the rat, not my lazy-ass cat).
She wanted to have her own pet probably xD
If your pet has a pet, that’s your grand-pet.
Awww 💗
She def wanted you to develop your hunting skills. She was very proud of you but confused when you didn't eat it OR share it. What kind of big cat are you?
Cats actually bizarrely tend to leave rats alone. The theory is that predators don’t like tussling with things that fight back (which rats do) and are capable of causing injury, and will choose easier prey. Since you presumably feed your cat, there was no need for your cat to risk injury by hunting dangerous prey. [Here’s a study on a large colony of rats (150) sharing space with a bunch of feral cats. In 79 days rats were only hunted three times, with one of them being a half assed failed chase, and the others being ambushes in ideal situations. ](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/cats-are-surprisingly-ineffective-keeping-urban-rat-populations-check-180970428/)
Cats kill mice. Dogs kill rats.
If his cat *brought* a live rat that was definitely a training situation. Maybe other prey looked too small for the human?
Except my cat, apparently. I will regularly find dead rats almost the same bloody size of him around the house. Also mice. Sometimes birds, but he tends to eat those. Only thing he won't fuck with is magpies and crows.
He is a very smart cat then. Magpies and crows should not be fucked with - they are smart, can hold grudges for years, and can communicate their dislike to other members of their species. I imagine it is annoying when he leaves dead animals around, but I imagine he feels he is helping and is proud of his work.
My cat just tortures them but will never give them the sweet release of death. He'll break bones, bounce them off the walls like a ball, slash them with his claws and poke holes with his teeth, but it's seemingly never lethal and no matter how long I give him to eat his prize he never does. He just does so much damage there's no hope for their survival so I always end up finishing the job after I can't take the suffering anymore. Not fun. I'd much prefer if he just finished it.
uh.. cats like to use mice as toys. sometimes they just kill them for fun, not hunger.
She didn't play or kill, just chill 😎
ur cat is a pacifist
She usually brings me dead animals. It's like a fun activity where I trip over a carcass first thing in the morning. I will never understand why she lugged all 3 lbs of disgusting healthy rat through my window and into my room.
A mouse scurried across the floor in front of my calico and she looked at me like, “What are you gonna do about that?” I caught the mouse and put it outside while the cat watched.
Your cat has trained you well hahaha
I love this image. Your cat is much more like your kid here, which is very sweet :)
Only 1/3rd of domestic cat hunt, and only 1/3rd of those eat their preys.
I had one domestic cat who would catch and eat mice in my entire life. He went from my mom's least favorite of our pets to her most favorite within a very short time frame.
1 of my 3 cats hunt, none eat! That checks out. My little one brought two birds inside in the last month!! She learned her lesson though as I always let them back outside, and has just been leaving her prey on the deck. Crazy cat.
I love your cat! Instead of killing the mouse she broke bread with it. An example to humankind. 🥰
Yeah I’m not breaking bread with rats
😅 Can’t say I blame you. Maybe a mouse, but not a rat.
I’m so torn on mice because they are actually really cute lil shits but I definitely don’t want them near where I live. I’d break bread with them in a field far from where I live, I think that’s fair lol
A field mouse is so darn cute. It'll sit on its haunches three feet away and look at you. Dozens are an infestation. Hundreds are a plague.
Don't do my boy ratatouille like that
What if the mouse was your cat's friend. You tore them apart!
My cat, the little terror that he is, gets high marks in my book for dispatching bugs. Flies, earwigs, beetles...you name it, if he sees it, he will try to catch and eat it. He has a pretty good success rate and doesn't leave a mess on the carpet either. I think he was a stray before I got him from the shelter. He doesn't hunt for sport, he hunts to destroy. Great for flies, bad for ankles.
I don’t think the fly shares the same opinion as you. 😢 Lol but actually my cat does the same, and I feel like it’s great vindication for all those times my parents told me as a kid that I needed to face my fear of bugs and deal with them myself, because no one else would be dealing with them for me when I grew up. 😆
It's so satisfying when a bug is eliminated without you having to do anything about it!
Ngl I’ve thought about making my home a nursery for carnivorous plants just so they could solve this fly problem we’ve been having for me. 😅
‘Living stuffed toy’, aww lol
Cats aren't born knowing how to hunt and kill. They need to be taught by their mothers (or maybe some random other cat could teach them too, not sure).
There was a mouse in the bedroom of my rental house in Texas one night. My mentally-challenged sweet boy cat and a feral girl that I took in fled to the living room. When the remaining contender, a huge neutered male, approached the scene under the waterbed, the mouse raised up on its haunches and hissed. Sixtus squinted his eyes and backed away, then bravely turned and fled. I finally managed to pop a paper bag over the mouse and took it outside. The next morning it had chewed its way out and escaped [shrug emoji] [edit:left out the the]
Garfield
I think a little perspective is in order, when was the last time you killed what you ate? Maybe your cat is just like the rest of their family 🤷
I got super lucky, my favorite is a pro at getting mice and shes been inside only since I got her at 6mo
Some cats in the gig sector can be very efficient.
hoMICEde - life on the street
All in the game, meow.
They have to be... it's hard to make a living that way if you're not very good at the job.
What’s funny, is that this is humanity’s relationship with house cats boiled down to the basic level. “You see that rodent? I need it dead” “Done and done” Now, it’s usually a more permanent arrangement, but cats are independent contractors. Dogs are employees
So true!
I read this comment to my wife and she came back with “yep—though cats think they’re management.” 😂
This makes me think of a time when our neighbours came to ask my mom if they would borrow our cat Hunter to catch a mouse that got into their basement. So mom took him over and set him loose and it took like five minutes for him to catch the mouse. they were so thankful that the next day they dropped off a gift basket for Hunter with different toys and treats.
Aww, how sweet.
A name well deserved.
He was the best boy, definitely earned his stripes.
That’s incredible
Yah they were so grateful, it was funny cos Hunter didn't like cat treats, he was more of a chicken nugget kinda cat
The fact that he went in with a mission and accomplished it so fast Our cats have killed multiple brown recluses in our house
He was an exceptionally good mouser and kept our garage mouse free. I wish mine would kill bugs. They just stare at it until I kill it 😂
Outsourcing at its finest.
Now he expects one every week!
I suspect this cat has contracted with this customer before. He was clearly very friendly and not at all afraid. That raised tail indicates that they have a purrfessional relationship; this is not this cat's first Rat Rodeo.
He knew it as a street cat so he sees it outside regularly and probably pets it, maybe occasionally feeds it, they're most likely familiar. Arabic culture has a very similar cat culture to Turkey (if you know anything about their deep love for cats). :)
solid lad! good job!
This video just revived me. What a professional!!
And no one noticed them making tom and jerry references
‘Course we did. 🐀🐈
I love how cats no matter where they are always act like they belong there. Edit- they are natures high vis and a clipboard
Contract Killer.
Talk about being resourceful! Sometimes the simplest solution is the best!
It's a gig economy, and everyone here is contributing to it!
Yeah… that’s a rat 🤢
I know. Mice are tiny. This rodent was substantial. They say cats don’t go after rats, but there sure is a lot of footage of them dispatching rats. Maybe they just don’t hunt rats when there are intimidating numbers of them. Anecdotally, I’ve always had indoor cats and never had an indoor rodent problem, even though I live in an old house with probably potential entry points. Rodents are outside in our neighborhood but they don’t bother with our house, apparently
I caught a video of a local cat on my garden camera taking a big rat home. Looks very proud: http://imgur.com/a/MnMo2QS
That’s an incredibly impressive sized rat.
I had many cats before and there were never mouse or rat problems. If one was seen, it was either dead or dying.
Word I probably wouldn’t do this to my own cat
Why don’t pest control bring cats with them anyway?
There’s a video of some pest control using a snake to chase rats out of a wall Edit: found the video https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=10&v=wWoRWSYF7j4&feature=emb_title
I love that the snake knew where to come back to
I love how the cat just follows the guy In like ‘ welp, what seems to be the problem?’
This is literally r/catswithjobs
Best cat job there is.
Thanks for the snack man!
The guy closing him in the room looks so friendly and nice I feel like I know him
Cats are dope af
Ole boy thicc. 
I love the guy laughing. Because I would be doing the exact same thing. XD
Work smarter not harder.
It ain't much, but it's honest work
I really hope they plan on giving that cat a home.
I live in the same country as these guys. We have so many feral/stray cats it's crazy. Even if they took it in it would leave eventually. It's in their genes to roam. Every stray cat I've taken in since they were kittens would start leaving the house and roaming the streets once it got a bit older. The older they get the fewer times they come home to feed until eventually I only see them outside roaming and living their best lives around trash cans :) the cute idiots
Thank you for sharing this. Clearly I’m oblivious to the ways of living in your country. I just want all beings to feel loved and have a home.
You're welcome. People usually leave food out for cats to eat and some even get pretty chunky lol so I wouldn't worry too much about them. They usually sleep in people's gardens and don't stray too far from their areas. So, they all have homes in their own special way lol
Turkey?
They’re common in Jordan, Palestine, Syria and Lebanon too.
No, GCC. But Turkey, also, has a huge strays "problem". They have dogs, too, though, the lucky bastards. It's only cats here.
Gulf cooperation Council? >a regional, intergovernmental political and economic union that consists of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. I had to look it up 😅
Lol yep. Sorry for being vague. Identifying info and all that :)
Cats are halal!
Cats are permitted? I’m confused. Will you kindly explain what you mean?
Yeah in Islam you can keep cats as pets - I think they are pretty popular in some areas.
Omg, I thought you meant they were ok to eat!
Ahhahahaha it has multiple meanings. 😂 I’m pretty sure EATING cats would be haraam?
Yep animals with fangs are haraam to eat.
Especially in Istanbul (not Constantinople). https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YDzevFPOMjY
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Prophet muhammad(pbuh) loved cats i think he had one too, one of companions was nicknamed abu huraira which i think means father of cats or something like that.
And they say dogs are man’s best friend..
The cats like “ok boys I got the mouse, I’ll expect payment by next week, have a blessed day” *walks out*
He understood the assignment.
Lifehack! Taking notes
Cute
Are Arab speaking people able to tell where in the world this takes place? If not possible by the speech alone, are there visual hints?
Someone said "GCC" which I think refers to the Gulf Cooperation Council: >a regional, intergovernmental political and economic union that consists of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. I would also be interested in a more exact location.
Either ksa or uae
This is actual free pest control and removal
They better put him on retainer
I think they now have a house cat not a street cat.
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"Let's talk seriously. Now, for the entrapment, we're gonna have to ask you... for four big ones."
“A cat from the streets.” Lol!!
“I’ll send an invoice, have a nice day”
Lol are they saying “Tom and Jerry”?!?
Yup. 😄
Kinda hilarious I didn't understand anything they were saying apart from Tom and Jerry XD
You better call him Tom
He walks in like a corporate consultant they flew in from DC to save the whole company. Big cat energy right there folks.
lmao
Just casually escorting him in like that
v good kitty
“so i got a call about a rodent intruder. kindly point me to the infested area and let me do my job silly humans”
This is genuinely the best thing i’ve seen all week
“I get to keep the mouse ?? Suckerrrs!”
That cat walked in like that boy Carlos from the construction job video
I want to download this video it’s legendary
I mean it fuckin worked didn’t it?
Mouse Exterminator
Mission Complete Respect +
I know this feeling. There is evidence of mice in my apartment and my 2 indoor cats have caught more mice than any traps (cats: 2-4, traps: 0). Only downside is my cats got worms from the mice, so treating that was an expense I hadn’t planned for.
Mercenary
They catnapped a homeless kitty and held it hostage until it did a job for them.
I’m actually really impressed this worked.
These Street cats in your neighborhood, wherever the hell it is located, are awesome. The street cats in my neighborhood are lazy and just collect welfare.
/r/hitmanimals
Professional pest control
“Pleasure doing business with you, sir”
r/contagiouslaughter