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Really telling that your assumption is that it's their kid/cat and not a neighbour's one... Sound doesn't stop at the property line.
by tehbeard 4y ago
Really telling that your assumption is that it's their kid/cat and not a neighbour's one...
Sound doesn't stop at the property line.
- sundvor 4y agoFor the record my Burmese cats are incredibly vocal; they normally mouth off like crazy before jumping up on my lap - especially when I'm in meetings. Love them! :) And babies? That was during lockdowns when my then wife was looking after the young one (we took turns; obviously this applies to when I was in my meetings). Didn't stop the 2-3y child from being very noisy at times. Regardless of the source, Broadcast does an amazing job of filtering and cleaning it up. Recipients could not hear any of the background commotion.