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> randoms, particularly people from out of the city who often aren't aware of just how loud they are Doesn't stop anyone from in-town either. I lived for a yea
by jgoewert 16y ago
> randoms, particularly people from out of the city who often aren't aware of just how loud they are
Doesn't stop anyone from in-town either. I lived for a year in a place that the upstairs neighbor stomped everywhere as he was morbidly obese and had to use the toilet frequently. The neighbor on the right played rap and hip-hop at max blast from midnight til 6 am, often leaving it on all day when he left to work. And the couple on the other side had rough sex nightly. And even more interesting is that this place was in a decent part of town, not some slumhole.
> frequently moving in and out as neighbors
You mean, like a hotel? There is one two blocks away from my house. Never been a problem. Or, are you more refering to something like transients? My subdivision has a lot of them, Bosnian families moving in extended family, finally getting their gov't grant, and moving out. Hasn't been a problem either... well, except for this one guy, but that was resolved and he wasn't a transient, he owned the home. Is your stance from a fear of strangers and foreigners?
I don't see your arguemenst fit into the equation at all.
- earl 16y agoNeighbors two blocks away are simply nothing like neighbors 2 inches of pressboard and a couple two-by-fours away. As for permanent neighbors, call the board or your landlord. Either should happily fix that problem for you.