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Is COMMIE short for communist? Cause its your way or the highway mentality.
Congrats on getting this particular problem solved hopefully its not old school mentality from the owners once they find out who keeps causing trouble for them.
Welcome to Brooklyn: YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR! A transplant from "another big city" is still a transplant.
They were there before you, and this is not uncommon in some neighborhoods in NYC. As annoying as it is, who are you to come into a neighborhood and start changing the lifestyle of a business? And then to call them names? You're no better than anyone else. You live alongside them.
"Noisy" is a subjective adjective. Get a noise measuring app and measure it from the sidewalk as well as your apartment. If you report them again give them that info, and ask what the specific code is re: decibel level and hours. Keep in mind they're not doing this after hours.
You should be able to find a business owner via DCA and/or Finance. Another possible remedy is to contact the owner of the building, but this is highly unlikely. Then get off your high horse.
I moved here from another big city. And I've never lived in the suburbs, never would plan to. I was born in NY state, so really, go **** yourself. None of that **** is relevant at all, it's noise pollution plain and simple. And read my goddamn post
Where in NY State were you born that you've never lived in the suburbs? Is there another big city in NYS that im missing?
Where in NY State were you born that you've never lived in the suburbs? Is there another big city in NYS that im missing?
yeah, it's called Gotham.. Batman protects it...
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