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Ah nice, you've invented southern Europe! Seriously though, great concept and keep it going :)

• barrenko 2y ago
  Was just about to write. My 69-year old neighbour just knocks on my door at random interval and asks if I want a coffee. * I had an 80 year old neighbour as well, but she got sick and moved in with her daughter.
  • barbazoo 2y ago
    > My 69-year old neighbour just knocks on my door at random interval and asks if I want a coffee. That is a dream of mine that I have yet to make happen.
    • stronglikedan 2y ago
      Don't let your dreams be dreams! Go knock on their door and ask them if they want a coffee.
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      • bfors 2y ago
        In my situation they would probably not respond, and then submit a complaint through the HOA
        • barbazoo 2y ago
          What have we done to the human experience. smh
        • aeontech 2y ago
          Maybe your neighbor is scared of the same thing happening if they knock on your door... so neither makes the first move :(
      • barbazoo 2y ago
        I know. I do more and more initiate conversation but knocking on a door of someone I don’t know yet even a bit is a bit scary honestly.
• johnsmth 2y ago
  Yeah I'm like, you know who's good at hanging out on the stoop, poor people (Southern US). It's a little funny that's all.
• sanmon3186 2y ago
  I am Indian. Not sure if this is because there are too many of us but except for part of cities these days, social connections like these are normal. I have at least a dozen neighbours, I can walk in (uninvited), have tea and gossip. And not all of them are necessarily my friends. Some are. Pretty much everyone I know has their little neighbourhood circle like this.