Hysterics at What Sister Does Before Going on Vacation: ‘No Trust’
January 14, 2025
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A woman has left TikTok viewers in stitches after showing the extreme measures her sister takes before going on vacation.
On January 7, Emily Bojan (@emilybojan) posted a video of her sister’s vacation prep, which included photographing her room and installing a camera to monitor it while she was away.
“Like the camera… be so fr,” Bojan captioned the video, adding, “no trust at all.”
Bojan’s clip has since gone viral, amassing more than 1 million views and 168,000 likes. Newsweek contacted @emilybojan for comment via TikTok.
The clip begins with Bojan’s sister snapping photos of items in her bedroom, including the skin care products that line shelves on her walls. As the video continues, she takes things up a notch by setting up a small security camera, ready to catch any potential intruders.
Seemingly amused by the entire thing, Bojan wrote in the video’s text overlay: “Pov: ur older sis is leaving for vacation tm and needs to make sure her room is exactly how she left it.”
Hundreds of TikTok users commented on Bojan’s video, sharing their own methods of getting around precautions like the ones put in place by her older sister.
“If you are smart, turn off the wifi (unplug the modem/router) and go in her room. Then when u done turn it back on she will not know,” one user wrote.
Another advised Bojan to take photos herself, use whatever she wanted to and “replace it how it was before she gets back.”
A user even suggested recruiting other family members to help with the level of security. “Just send your mom in and say she was tryna do her hair,” they wrote.
A stock photo of two women laughing. Emily Bojan’s video sparked hysterics as sisters across TikTok found it relatable. A stock photo of two women laughing. Emily Bojan’s video sparked hysterics as sisters across TikTok found it relatable. nortonrsx
Other commenters said the older sister’s paranoia rang true, with one writing, “REALLLL I have done this cause my sister will take everythingggg and then either never give it back or ruin it.”
“Older sister and I am the same way. Can’t trust younger siblings,” one user said, while another added, “As an older sister, this gave me inspo.”
“My sister put a camera in her room too,” a user said. In response, Bojan wrote, “It’s brutal CMON I won’t go in there.”
Many fellow sisters felt validated by Bojan’s clip, and one wrote, “Ok, so I’m not crazy.”
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