[ SECRET POST #3549 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3549 ⌋

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[Fire Emblem Fates]


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[Stellan Skarsgård in River]


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[Labyrinth]


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[Mr. Clarke from Stranger Things]


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[Criminal Minds]


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Comments

Re: Neighbor Advice!

[(Anonymous)]

I would think you could just call your landlord/management to make a noise complaint? It's hard to tell who it is in an apartment, anyway. Maybe they can send out a notice?

Though honestly with some older apartment buildings, noise really carries, and while I wish everyone was as considerate as you and kept their noise to a minimum, even playing a TV at a "normal" volume can really carry through the walls.

Re: Neighbor Advice!

[shortysc22]

Thanks, I have to call management tomorrow anyway about something unrelated, so I think I'll bring it up then.

The building is relatively new (1994) but I think my neighbor can't hear very well, but that's no excuse. To be fair, if the AC is running, the AC is really loud in your unit, but I can't hear their unit. And it's really frustrating because I just want to sleep in the bedroom! (the first week I slept in the guest room because I didn't have my bed yet and it's quieter there)

Re: Neighbor Advice!

[(Anonymous)]

Their deafness is not your problem. If they are having hearing problems then the socially acceptable response is a hearing aid or using the closed captions on the telly. I am going deaf myself (before my forties too), and while I am vain enough to not want a hearing aid, I have accepted that if I want to watch tv without blasting it loud enough to wake up the neighbors then I have to watch shows with closed captions. My medical problem is not their social problem.

Re: Neighbor Advice!

[shortysc22]

And I don't care about the noise level before 10PM because then I can be noisy, but after 10PM? Sorry, rules are rules and I also have to think about the other neighbors I might be disturbing.

A friend's mom had hearing problems at a young age as well and when she was home she had a special amplifier for the TV so that everyone else could watch it normally and she'd be able to hear it (It looked like an old cell phone)

I talked to management today and they said to keep it eye on it over the next week. If she's consistently loud after 10, let him know and he'll send a reminder email of quiet hours to my building. If that doesn't do the trick, call back and we'll figure a solution from there.