I mean, it just sat there totally chill, like it owned the place. And there's nothing weird about sitting upside down, thank you very much.

I tried capturing with a glass and a piece of paper. But I just didn't feel like going into the glass, and suddenly it just jumped. I got scared that it might injure itself, but it landed perfectly on my left foot. How did it pull that off? I finally convinced it that walking into the glass was a splendid idea. And I finally got it out of the house.

Man, I live such an exciting life!

My neighbor once came home and there was a bear in his kitchen.

I think he got it out the same way,

Cute! Nominated for new mascot :D
Btw, the glass and piece of paper trick works perfect for big spiders, but is not so useful with hopping bugs.

That's a locust? Looks more like a katydid.

Yeah, sounds about right

The title has lied to me, I've been taken in by clickbait, I demand a refund.

A Katy did what?

It would probably be a torn leather jacket with reduced durability though.

Anyone here a baseball fan?

A few years ago when the Kansas City Royals won the championship, midway through the season they were in the middle of a losing streak and getting killed in a game when a praying mantis flew into the dugout.

The Royals came back, won the game. They caught the mantis, named her, gave her this beautiful portable atrium, made sure she was in the dugout for all the remaining games, home and road.

Like I said they won the championship, and the mantis became a national celebrity.

Perfect action for the team to take, and it worked!

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Biiiig mstake!

It was a scout, checking the area. Why do you think it positioned itself on the ceiling, where it can see everywhere in your apartment?

Expect a bigger locust army invading your home tomorrow at the latest. Locusts consume leaves and the tender tissues of plants, so buy some today in order to keep them happy. An angry army of locusts is not a nice sight.

Calling Evolution.

Someone who knows what Katy did!

Or a kind of grasshopper that's different from locusts. That must have been one big glass or a very small bear!