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You broke - you paid: Corrupt dancing at a bachelorette party ended very badly
Celebrating a bachelorette party is going to pay a hefty fine for the damage she caused to the Air B&B apartment she rented with her friends, after she got up for a daring dance on the table and broke the house.
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Saturday, 06 November 2021, 23:51
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A dance that went wrong at a bachelorette party (@ WayneDavid81 / Twitter)
More than 2.5 million people watched the climactic moment of the bachelorette party, when one of the celebrants came to the table for a daring dance - and broke a luxury item and almost even opened her head.
In addition to the bloating and pain the celebrant is also expected to receive a fine for the damage caused to the Airbnb apartment where the party was held, unless the landlord comes to an arrangement with her for payment of the damage.
In the 5-second video posted on Twitter, the anonymous woman is seen rising on the table, lying on it and then swinging her head back and hitting the large disco ball that hangs from the ceiling.
The powerful blow breaks the lighting fixture into thousands of pieces, and although it looks painful - the woman came out of the incident unscathed.
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The video was posted on Twitter by DJ Wayne David, who received the video from the dancer herself, the Daily Star reported. He wrote next to the video: Theirs last night.
I watched it 763,876 times and I'm dead dead dead.
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Airbnb rules regarding breaking or destroying a rented home are unclear, with the company asking the property owner to negotiate with the tenant without involving them.
However, if the tenant refuses to pay, they offer to contact them and provide information on the broken or missing items in the house.
The website reads: "We will make sure that you and your tenant are fairly represented. If we decide that you deserve payment, we will transfer it to you separately from the rent payment."
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