Neighbour receives passive aggressive note ordering them to ‘stop sh***ing’
A couple was told to ‘stop sh***ing’ after a neighbour posted a passive aggressive note through their letterbox.
While many of us get up to God knows what behind closed doors, what we do might not be so private after all thanks to thin walls and, perhaps, eavesdropping neighbours.
So attempting to belt out a song from the radio or getting it on in the bedroom could echo through to the neighbouring properties causing your street mates to get an earful.
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And it appears this is the case for one Brit after they received a savage note through their letterbox.
Their ‘friend’ took to Reddit to share what had been written on the slightly torn piece of paper.
“Good morning, just a reminder that you live in a terraced house,” the note sternly started.
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“We have heard you sh***ing, singing and God knows what else SO many times and for some reason it’s all at 6am? We wouldn’t care but it’s literally every week.
“Please shut up.”
But instead of staying anonymous, the sender proudly wrote: “From your neighbours at number 17.”
Well, that told them!
“My friend got this through the letterbox,” the Reddit shared on the Casual UK subreddit.
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However, the bonking and singing neighbours did not receive much sympathy.
One person commented: “Absolute power move putting the house number on the note.
“Would definitely not knock on their door.”
While a third slammed: “I mean if you’re making constant noise 24/7 then yeah I don’t blame your neighbours.”
Someone else remarked: “Maybe your friend should be more respectful then.”
Meanwhile, a fifth said: “6am is a little early. So I get it.”
Let us know in the comments if you think the loud neighbours are in the wrong – do you think they should reply?
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