Neighbour leaves nasty note on door ahead of 'friendsgiving' gathering
A grumpy apartment resident who clearly wasn't feeling thankful this Thanksgiving in the US has left a nasty note on his neighbour's door.
The neighbour was hosting a 'friendsgiving' gathering for those unable to be with family this year.
A copy of the note has been shared on Reddit's 'Mildly Infuriating' thread along with the explanation: "Went to a friendsgiving, they let their neighbor know ahead of time that they would be having people over, it was 4:45pm on a Saturday and about six people were there at that point. He abruptly knocked on the door once, taped this note to the door and ran off."
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The neighbour was hosting a 'friendsgiving' gathering for those unable to be with family this year. Reddit
The hand-written letter read: "I am not sure why you would feel it is appropriate to have a 15 person Friend giving in these apartments with the walls being as thin as they are. I am an attorney. I work early and late from home.
"I will not tolerate you having essentially a PARTY next door. I have already informed police of your intention," it continued. "If I hear you, I will call. We must respect one another. Thanks."
"The spacing between words looks like a psychopath wrote it," one Redditor joked.
Another observed: "This is every Karen's go-to tactic. They think mentioning the police will make people back off and stop what they are doing even if its not illegal at all and there's a zero per cent chance the police comes.
"It's their way of forcing what they want onto someone else."
The letter was left on the neighbour's door ahead of the celebration. Getty
"Well someone's p---ed he didn't get an invite," another suggested.
"People moving into apartments and expecting not to ever hear their neighbors are ridiculous," another explains.
"People like that are ones that I actively try to annoy. I make it a mission," one Redditor shared.
"Lucky for him, all the courts were closed on Thursday and Friday. And courts aren't open on weekends. And mild noise at 4:45 p.m. doesn't qualify as a public nuisance in most jurisdictions," another explained.
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