Random Sucky Neighbor Thoughts

[Food Lady]

I am not playing games. I have outlasted all the jerks here. They end up being forced out and that's what's going to happen to you. You've already been warned about the sub woofers out there in the parking lot and that was during the day. It's 1:30 am. I will keep calling the cops on you and even if they don't catch you, management will hear about it and they know exactly who you are. Do you really think they are going to let you stay here, drawing the police to their complex all the time? Do you think I'm stupid? I can see your headlights. I KNOW it's you! BTW, I just let the operator know that the cops may miss you because you are in and out all the time. Yeah, I'm throwing shade. Let's leave it up to them to determine if the side-eye is warranted. Next chance I get I'm writing down your license plate number.

[Food Lady]

You are acting like a vindictive jerk. It was quiet out there when I came home and you were just sitting in your car for no reason, totally bending down to stare at me as I drove in. Now that you know I'm home you've decided to sit out there with your bass blasting and you know nothing can really be done because the managers don't live here anymore and don't work on Sundays. And I really don't understand why you left for 10 minutes and then came back to do this, except meeting your dealer? I'm just guessing. Meanwhile, I'm getting a migraine and I need to lay down. It's like you somehow KNOW THAT. Maybe I should move into that 3-bedroom. It's all the way across town from you and I actually could afford it. #raise #Iprobablymaketwicewhatyoudoanywaysostayinthebadne ighborhood [/twitter]

[morgana]

Not to be a but I hope the management bills the family for the time it was still in her name. What happened is unacceptable.

I don't think I'm going to be able to find out, but I agree with you; there's a reminder in my final-business folder to let my landlord know if you have to haul me out.

[Deserted]

Not to be a but I hope the management bills the family for the time it was still in her name. What happened is unacceptable.

[morgana]

Update:

Well, my neighbor is found. Her family took her out of the apartment into hospice without notifying the office, or arranging payment of her ongoing bills. She has now died.

Why the emergency contact we are all required to give the landlord (as a condition of our lease) did not respond to the office's enquiries, I have no clue.

[morgana]

Yeah, her stuff is still there; it's just that she's not. The office is polling the neighbors to see if she said anything to anyone.

I have the feeling I may be talking to a cop fairly soon . . .

[M'oh Less]

Yeah, me too. That's why I asked. At one of my previous employers there were a couple of apartments upstairs. A few weeks after I started it was found that one of the tenants had commited suicide. No one had heard from him for a few days, so someone called a welfare check.

[Seanette]

Forgive me, but have they entered the apartment? I'd be worried she had passed and it had gone unnoticed, as of yet.

That actually happened to an upstairs neighbor of mine once. He tended toward the reclusive, and had apartments in two towns, so it took about a week for anyone to realize he was missing.

Not pleasant at all when he was found.

[Android Kaeli]

Dear Neighbor to the left:

Everyone under our HOA got the memo plus HOA rules to read, sign, and return at the beginning of LAST month. The HOA gives a good amount of time for EVERYONE to read and return, like a month or two, before they start wondering what's going on. Don't come to me, or anyone on our street for that matter, and complain that you weren't aware of it. We all got it roughly the same time.

And don't act like the HOA is asking for a lot in the way of these rules, either; they're TAME compared to other HOA's. I know you're taking high offence to the 'keep your pet on a leash or in a fenced in yard when outside' and the 'please supervise all minors under the age of XX ' rules, because you don't think they apply to you. Either deal with it or move.

[M'oh Less]

Forgive me, but have they entered the apartment? I'd be worried she had passed and it had gone unnoticed, as of yet.

[Food Lady]

Please keep us updated if you can. I'm really concerned!

[morgana]

OK, this one isn't necessarily sucky; it's more like scary . . .

My late sixties next door neighbor appears to be missing. As in, the apartment office is asking her neighbors if they know anything about her whereabouts.

Her power and phone have been shut off for nonpayment, her stuff's still here, and the who-do-we-contact-in-an-emergency hasn't heard from her either . . .

Wishing for a large dog at the moment.

[Dreamstalker]

When our rent was half what it is now, this place was billed as a "professional" property and the assorted ordinances were strictly enforced....one would think they would want to keep up that image in order to get the rents they're seeking.

The male of the pair came in at TWO this morning...I know there's a small child living in the apartment as well and she's been dragged along on daytime 'excursions'. There's something weird going on there....I just hope we can manage to file enough complaints to get them tossed (I have a sinking feeling we're the only ones to ever actually complain though).

[Food Lady]

English or not, it's ridiculous behavior and that *should* be obvious.

[Dreamstalker]

I don't know if you think that you have a right to do this because you pay rent....for the past three days, one of you has come in rattling your cartful of cans under my damn window at FOUR AM. I like my window cracked open at night (and have to have it cracked because the heating is messed up). My right to 'quiet enjoyment' trumps your 'right' to keep doing something that you damn well know disturbs most of us that have windows at the back of the building. Time for another email to managment.

(I really do think these people can't understand English seeing as both of us have actually talked to them about this many times)