Imagine being mad because someone is at their own window inside their own home, but it happens to face your garden.
They should just take the L and learn from it.
Also, being offended doesn’t automatically give someone the right to harass others.
Now that’s a…NOVEL approach.
But of course, not everyone who’s concerned about neighborhood rules is looking for popularity (clearly), and surveillance can come from all sorts of motivations.
She abandoned her phone, then called five months later expecting tech support to perform archaeology.
Policy update speed-run.
Turns out email receipts don’t accept take-backs.
Maybe both have good intentions and just need to communicate better.
So this is how a lot of conspiracy theories start?
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