She Paid $600 for Thick Rugs and Underlayment—Then Her Downstairs Neighbor Filed a Noise Complaint While She Was Out of State
Expecting silence from an upstairs neighbor is really just expecting them to stop existing.
Expecting silence from an upstairs neighbor is really just expecting them to stop existing.
New parents do deserve some slack, but at a certain point, the noise gets just plain excessive.
Sometimes the most satisfying response isn’t the most fair one.
Everyone’s patience runs out eventually, even with the best intentions.
Some neighbors would rather cause a flood than not get their way.
They aren’t being unreasonably loud, and they have nothing to worry about.
If she wants silence, she shouldn’t live in an apartment.
The leak was this landlord’s problem all along.
She signed her lease — and her fate.
Neighbors should at least make an effort to keep the noise down.
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