Read that last line in Oobleck ' s voice . Did not cease to entertain . <| sep |> Pltanos fritos with crema ? ! Like , salty crema ? Mayonnaise , pepper sauce and shit ? We eat fried pltano rosado as a dessert here . Again , I ' ve never heard of lengua guisada , but if you are telling me it is a common salvadorean food , then its likely that the restaurant has included dishes from other Latin American countries to appeal to a wider audience . South American food is always good , no matter the source . <| sep |> Basically , you are probably on the hook for any damage to the apartment , whether you caused it or not , and whether it happened before you moved in our after . You ' re going to want to get a copy of the damage inventory from when they signed the lease and moved in . Any damage that is not on the list , even if it was there before they moved in , you could be charged for . Even normal wear and tear on the apartment can be charged by a shady landlord if it wasn ' t documented properly at the beginning . When I move into an apartment , I take literally hundreds of pictures . Even the tiniest thing gets noted on the damage inventory . You can ' t do that , but you can compare the state of the apartment with what ' s on the damage list in the lease . Anything you find that isn ' t on the lease should either reduce the damage deposit you pay her since you ' ll be paying for that damage when you move out or , if it ' s big enough , lead you to walk away from the deal . Replacing carpet costs thousands of dollars if relatively new carpet is damaged enough to need repair , it could easily eat up the entire deposit plus result in a huge additional bill from the landlord that you ' d be responsible for . What you do depends greatly on the condition of things , but you need to know exactly what the condition is so you can adequately protect yourself from expenses and surprises later . Good luck !