Reading Reddit Stories While Playing Minecraft

A woman in Denmark kept coming home to find her belongings slightly moved—a plate shifted thirty centimeters, a shampoo bottle relocated to a different shelf. She had two keys, lived alone, and had no history of paranoia or mental health issues. She set up cameras. It turned out her neighbor, a 35-year-old woman with borderline personality disorder who refused treatment, had kept a key from the previous tenant and was entering the apartment specifically to move things around and make her feel crazy. The neighbor's father, a doctor, confirmed the diagnosis and begged the OP not to call the police. The resolution: the neighbor agreed to move out, and the OP got the locks changed.

That story, posted to a Danish advice forum and translated to English, is one of several Reddit threads read aloud in this episode while the host plays Minecraft and rearranges her in-game bedroom.

The Nine-Year Relationship That Wasn't

The first and longest story comes from r/relationship_advice. A 30-year-old man writes that his girlfriend of four months has been deeply upset since learning her ex-boyfriend of nine years is getting married to someone he met only a year ago. She spends hours on Facebook looking at his fiancée's profile. The boyfriend asks Reddit: if she doesn't love him anymore, why is she so sad?