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rhionnachSo last night after unkinking and stretching my back out after spending too many hours in the one spot in front of a PC I tried to watch some TV. I had the second episode of Game of Thrones and a few other things. However, my inconsiderate moron of an upstairs neighbour decided to add an extra soundtrack to the TV. She's been spoken to about this before. she's had the police at her door when she refused to pay attention and I had thought she had learned her lesson as she has been keeping the music down a bit. However last night she didn't. So I called the police again.
Eventually, when the happy hardcore began, I decided enough was enough and went upstairs to complain. She didn't come to the door but a friend of hers did. This friend didn't like me shouting at her ("Don't you shout at me!") and actually had the cheek to try to order me to go! She pointed down the stairs and said "Just go". Unbelievable! What a cheeky midden. So I didn't and shouted at her some more. She then slammed the door and I heard her saying to her friend to deal with me. Which she didn't, she didn't show her face at all, the coward. However the music was switched off and I think they all left.
Apparently the police had in fact been at the door. I was unaware they had turned up as they never got in touch. I asked her why she didn't turn the music down then and she didn't reply. The explanation she initially gave was that it was someone's birthday. And that clearly makes it OK to annoy people.
So I called her letting agent and left a message on their answermachine. I am fed up with her. Why can't she learn that she can have her music as long as it isn't loud enough to be heard in other people's flats? What is so difficult to understand about that?
Eventually, when the happy hardcore began, I decided enough was enough and went upstairs to complain. She didn't come to the door but a friend of hers did. This friend didn't like me shouting at her ("Don't you shout at me!") and actually had the cheek to try to order me to go! She pointed down the stairs and said "Just go". Unbelievable! What a cheeky midden. So I didn't and shouted at her some more. She then slammed the door and I heard her saying to her friend to deal with me. Which she didn't, she didn't show her face at all, the coward. However the music was switched off and I think they all left.
Apparently the police had in fact been at the door. I was unaware they had turned up as they never got in touch. I asked her why she didn't turn the music down then and she didn't reply. The explanation she initially gave was that it was someone's birthday. And that clearly makes it OK to annoy people.
So I called her letting agent and left a message on their answermachine. I am fed up with her. Why can't she learn that she can have her music as long as it isn't loud enough to be heard in other people's flats? What is so difficult to understand about that?