In a one-of-a-kind advertisement for selling a property in Egypt, the owner described the apartment as a "stinky apartment that won't be replaced." Social media users extensively shared the post on Facebook, gathering over 10,000 likes and nearly 4,000 comments.
Last week, one account shared an ad for selling an apartment in a neighborhood near Salah Salam Street. What stood out was the owner's unique approach to the sale, starting the post with the phrase "stinky apartment that won't be replaced," which prompted humorous and sarcastic comments from users.
The ad mentioned several features of the apartment, as well as many flaws that were met with significant ridicule in the comments, leading to numerous questions about the authenticity of the post. It became clear that the advertisement is genuine after the owner responded with the apartment's title, area, and listed selling price.
Some of the sarcastic comments included: "A stinker apartment in Egypt," "Is there a stinkier picture that would be clearer," "How much, you cursed one," "You're very direct, my brother," "There's nothing worse than this," and "Is this post not a joke? Did it turn out that the apartment is really for sale?"
The post sparked curiosity among visitors about the internal condition of the apartment and its price relative to the disadvantages disclosed by the poster.
