David.
Radical Centrist
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Good luck proving I'm doing it.If you’re using the air horn, then can’t they evict you for noise?
Good luck proving I'm doing it.If you’re using the air horn, then can’t they evict you for noise?
Good luck proving I'm doing it.
I have months of audio recording of them being dipshits and it's not enough for them to let me break the lease.Can’t they evict you or charge you for the door? Lmao the door is still making me laugh
I have months of audio recording of them being dipshits and it's not enough for them to let me break the lease.
To prove that I'm doing it they'd need to have a recorder set up while they're partying at all times of the night and when they get home at 4am or at 7 am when I wake up and they're asleep, because my noise is intermittent and not constant. It ain't gonna happen
I was watching South Park last night and have an idea.
When they are out, break into their apartment and smear their walls with poop. It worked for Cartman last night, see no reason this wont work for you.
Ive been searching for solutions and this one dude had a pro audio studio.I was watching South Park last night and have an idea.
When they are out, break into their apartment and smear their walls with poop. It worked for Cartman last night, see no reason this wont work for you.
Ive been searching for solutions and this one dude had a pro audio studio.
He put speakers in the ceiling and set it up to play back every noise the neighbors made n delay, 3 times.
That's pretty dope.
I actually think you are on the right track. There are 2 items here:
1. Guerilla warfare funny things involving them being too loud and various items of revenge. We enjoy these but these aren’t the answer.
2. Your lawful rights as a renter. This has potential. If it’s a problem w the building, you might be able to go class action and receive a payout based on being the member of said class. I favor this because you can do it on contingency, which would get you proper legal representation, and you mentioned that other neighbors were having the same problems hearing noise. Ask @The Human Q-Tip bc there might be similar “renter’s rights” attorneys, and they might represent individuals. I hate lawyers, but you did make multiple good faith efforts to play fair, and my concern would be that you will struggle to take this over the goal line without a professional.
So I would quit the bullshit w the air horn. While it is hilarious, I think it’s counterproductive and it is affecting more than just the neighbors who you want it to.
I love the decibel meter data. Make sure that you get a standardized recording on video that demonstrates that it is an accurate machine. I would think of the data as “building a case” to consolidate and send to the right attorneys. The quality of your own data, the documents, etc. could be the difference between their decision to take the case.
This piece of shit decibel meter requires calibration, and of course that tool is several hundred dollars.
There were a few responses about calibration and they weren't consistent. Worth a shot thoughdid a quick search on amazon - this one says in the Q&A it self calibrates
https://www.amazon.com/RISEPRO-Deci...ocphy=9015535&hvtargid=pla-312317797099&psc=1