Self-help podcast lover from Perth shocked by rude and inconsiderate note from angry neighbour
A furious resident has received a surprisingly well-mannered response after writing a expletive-laden note telling his neighbour to keep the noise down at night.
The heated exchange between the Perth neighbours was shared to news satire site The Bell Tower Times 2.0, leaving viewers eye-rolling.
The disgruntled Mosman Park local penned an angry note to the noisy neighbour telling them to stop playing videos at loudly at night and taped it to a wall in the complex.
A furious resident has received a surprisingly well-mannered response after writing a expletive-laden note telling his neighbour to keep the noise down at night
‘Just a tip. Don’t play your personal growth videos at max volume at night, you inconsiderate f*** wit,’ the notice read.
Despite the rude tone, the resident the message was addressed to wrote a polite response on the back of the page apologising for causing a disturbance and requesting the note-maker clean up their language.
‘Sincere apologies if my podcast bothered you. I’ll adjust the volume and placement of my speaker. It was not anywhere near max volume but appreciate the sound must travel and I’m sorry,’ they wrote.
Despite the tense tone, the rowdy resident the note was addressed to wrote a polite reply on the back of the page apologising and requesting the note-maker clean up their language
‘I also have a tip that swearing at your neighbour isn’t very nice or considerate either. Simply bringing an issue to their attention is quite enough. Peace and love xoxo.’
People in the comments were impressed by the ‘restrained’ and reasonable response and joked the resident who wrote the mean message may need to listen to a ‘personal growth’ podcast them self.
‘I think the personal growth podcast needs to actually be turned to max volume… the neighbour obviously needs them more,’ one woman laughed.
‘The f*** wit call was a little blunt but I really appreciate the restrained yet rapidly simmering tension as a dynamic,’ responded another.
‘Yeah maybe just ask the guy nicely. That seems to work in most parts of the world,’ agreed a third.
‘Those podcasts must work, well handled,’ one man laughed and another said: ‘Someone got TOLD’.
