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Out of the frying pan and into the fire

Posted on January 7th, 2007 by Dax.
Categories: blog post.

I know it’s been a while since I posted, a lot of things have happened since my last post.

Spracky and I made it back from Costa Rica, I will add those posts soon.

I got a job, so I have a little less time to post.

The holidays have come and gone.

Unfortunately, while we were in Costa Rica we gained a new downstairs neighbor, some soroity girls from the local university moved in. I should have known it was a bad sign the night we came back from Costa Rica one of the girls boyfriends was out in the rain yelling and crying about her.

We have had several problems with these two youngs women, partying till 4:00 AM, doors slamming all hours of the day and night, the television in the master bedroom cranked real loud all through the night.

We first tried to let the girls know of the problems, but they eventually told management that they no longer wanted to hear from us. So we have had to call the cops in the middle of the night to tell the girls to keep it down, like that’s something that the police should have to deal with. We feel that the management of our complex just doesn’t have the guts to do their job, and to evict the girls.

Right before the holidays the girls had a huge party on their patio. Spracky had had enough, she called up management the next morning and cussed the living hell out of the manager. I then called him to play as the “good cop” and explained to him the mess that was left on the patio of the girls.

When I got home from lunch I went and spoke with the manager again, and they agreed that it appeared as though things have gotten out of hands and that they were going to ask the girls to move somewhere else in the complex…that’s right, become someone elses problem within the apartment complex…how nice of management.

This morning at 3:00 AM, we hear some guy yelling and hollering in their living room, and finally around 4:00 AM it stopped.

I wrote management a long letter expressing the need for their involvement once again, I will post it at the bottom of this post.

Then today the girls keep slamming the front door and carrying on out in the parking lot like a couple of whores.

I have always tried to keep my exact location a little bit of a secret on this blog, but I need to state the following: The Delta Gamma girls at University of North Florida are disrespectful little bitches! They are immature little shits that should have their sorority at UNF removed.

That’s how I feel, and that’s what a blog is for, to spread your thoughts.

Spracky and I both long for the days when our old downstairs neighbor only played the saxophone in the middle of the day.

Here is the letter that I gave to management today, enjoy.

Sunday, January 07, 2007

To Whom It May Concern:

At 3:08 AM, on Sunday, January 07, 2007, my wife and I, who reside in apartment A, were woken up by a male voice yelling and hollering from the living room of apartment B. This yelling did not appear to be of an angry tone, but that of a jovial one. We could not tell exactly what was being said, but we could hear the “F-word” being used several times. This continued for approximately one hour. After about an hour we heard the front door slam shut and it appeared as though the individual had vacated the premises.

We have made numerous verbal complaints about the current residents of apartment B to your office before, as well as to the local authorities, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, in the short time since these individuals gained residence in This Apartment Complex, which was approximately the last week in October 2006.

After seeking guidance on this issue from an outside party we were instructed to begin filing our complaints in writing.

At this time we would like to point out that even though the residents of B continue to be disrespectful towards the residents of this apartment community, we continue to ensure that we are maintaining our efforts to not encroach on their request of not being contacted at the time of these disturbances.

We understand that the residents of B, as do we, have the right to have guests in their residence. The difference being, we try to respect the apartment community and keep the noise to a minimum after the hour of 10:00 PM and before the hour of 6:00AM, as to not disturb any of the other residents. When we have company between these hours, we make sure that our guests keep their voices down, and we even request that they remove their shoes so as to not cause any extra noise that could occur during their movements around the apartment. We understand that we are residing in a “shared-wall” community, and we believe that we are taking the necessary measures to ensure that we are not an audible nuisance to the residents in this apartment community.

We, at this time, feel that our rights for the pursuit of a healthy lifestyle are being abused by the residents in B. Our continued lack of a “full nights sleep” is definitely beginning to taking it’s toll.

After we were contacted by your office as to the possibility that we were in some way violating their rights with our need to rest during the hours that they were entertaining company, we began to try to calculate a period of time in which we would be able to get a “full nights sleep” and to maintain employment with our current employers. Our current employers require that we are in the office by 8:00 AM, and that we are to leave the office no later than 6:00 PM. It appears as though the residents of apartment B usually begin “making noise” around 8:00 PM and usually cease to do so some time around 4:00 AM. Due to these constraints we were unable to find an eight hour period of time in which we would be able to receive a “full nights sleep”.

We do not wish to be a burden on the management of This Apartment Complex, or the other members of this apartment community. We wish only to receive the same respect and extra measures that are needed when residing in a “shared-wall” community.

We feel that we have every right to stay within this community and believe that due to the fact that we are following all requirements as agreed upon in the lease, we should not be made to vacate or relocate within the community.

We hope that management will understand that this matter needs to be addressed expeditiously to ensure that all residents involved may begin to return to the lifestyle that they have the right to maintain within the confines of the agreed upon lease and it’s terms.

Thank you for your time,

Dax out-

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