Worst part about renting are noise complaints
 

Fucking neighbor that moved in downstairs is a loser fat bitch who texts me with complaints over noise constantly. She works a shit job and constantly bitches whenever I'm having fun.

Tonight we filmed a music video here and immediately she started bitching and sending passive-aggressive texts followed up by shit talking me with stuff like "Get your shit together buddy." Hey, I have an idea you fucking cunt, how about you get some skills so you don't have to get up at 7 AM and work a shit job, bitch? This is Gastown, if you want it quiet move to Burnaby you stupid fucking cunt.


Renting sucks because I have to suck it up and be nice. I can never say what I really feel otherwise she'd just complain to the strata and my landlord would get hassled.


If I owned this place I would go off on her, laugh like Bieber, and just pay the fines!


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Dear diary

Or, y'know, you could abide by noise bylaws... ;)

Maybe you should STFU....Filmed a music video at your apartment? LMFAO, 0K4Y BR0

Not all neighborhoods are the same, there are localized cultures for sure.


Where can I move to where I can live my spontaneous lifestyle? I suppose the truth is that I just need more money and then I can act however I want

Yeah my place was used for one of the locations and I'm getting credit as art director for the shoot, what is lame about that?!


You'd think people would give a brutha props for following his dreams, but this is Vancouver where the bucket crabs just shit on each other

If she's a loser and a fat, bitch, why'd you give her your number?



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I moved into a new apartment recently and the walls are cheaped out on. the insulation sucks.

my old apartment i had my 10 inch sub against the wall of a bedroom and they only complained when i jacked it up to what i would consider "loud" in the daytime (but at 4am).

the new place, my sub is turned down, and my stereo is turned down, and i still get complaints from TWO walls away.

there's no way around this. I just have to turn it down after 11pm (the agreed time between me and the neighbour, they sleep at 11pm sharp).

there's a dude upstairs that's obsessed about working out cuz i can hear him dropping weights all evening and NIGHT too. but since i'm a night owl i don't bitch. i don't care. cuz i know i'm just another version of him lol.

u have to just move into a place where the walls and floors are thicker.
unfortunately, the majority of people lead a lifestyle that is different than yours. I feel your pain. You just have to find a place where people are more in sync with your values.

every place i move into, my stereo gets louder and louder, every single night, until someone complains, and then i mark that volume and keep it just below that. lol.
you never know until you test the limits.

yeah noise bylaws... just follow em. if she's texting you before the bylaw, then fuck her.
if she's texting you after, then you're in the "wrong".

Yet here you are shitting on someone because they have a "shit job" that forces them to wake up early.....

I grew up in a house til i was 20 and moved out. Could do anything i want in the driveway, or backyard. Could turn each stereo to 11 and watch movies like i was in the theatres.


BUT when I moved out into apartments like you have, I grew the fuck up and treated people with respect and act accordingly. You sound like a fucking child. 5 years later I've never had a single complaint. Closest i get is the stink eye from the 98 year old lady because i have a beard and mohawk
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A year ago everything was fine, a bunch of new people moved in and they refuse to adapt to the noise level that has been the standard here for 3 years. For 3 years I have been the exact same level of noise but the new tenants are fucking geeks.

So pissed!

I have a gym next door with a personal trainer that trains people from 6 AM until like 8 PM. I don't mind the weights crashing down and SLAMMING the floor at all. In fact, it sounds bad ass! When I hear someone screaming and the weights shake my apartment when they hit the floor I'll often get up from my desk and bust off a bunch of chin ups on the bar hanging from the beams above my loft. I like the energy of hearing other people work out, it gets me pumped up.

If having fun in a downtown loft with a ton of hot chicks and making 10k a month while working a few hours a day while being free to pursue art is being childish... call me mother fucking beaver cleaver you 9-5 bitch

Lol. You do sound like a child.
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LMFAO, What a tool...


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lol, yup...definitely a tool...

Or you could, you know, be considerate of others ...

Why would someone live in a live/work building that has so many loud commercial rentals if you wanted peace and quiet? Shit the bums scream in the alley and fist fight every few nights, Brooklyn nightclub is PUMPING until 4 AM every single Saturday night and you can clearly hear every word from drunk Surrey jacks.

Why live here if you're expecting it to be quiet? You're an asshole if you move here and expect the culture to bow to you, the culture here is spontaneous and loud.

Yet it seems like she's only got a problem with you....Does she send a noise complaint to the bums outside too?

NVM, it doesn't even matter....after reading that last little excerpt that I quoted you on in my last post, it's clear how much of a douchebag you are.

Location: Duncan BC


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I do agree with your last statement. It's like people who move in next to an airport (that's been there for 40 years) then complain the planes are too loud and actually get runways shut down
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If I lived in Yaletown, the West End, Coal Harbour, White Rock, Burnaby, etc etc etc... I would be quieter.

I live in Gastown in a building zoned for live/work. It is a warehouse loft conversion with a very artistic feel and many commercial properties. Many of the suites on my floor are commercial and have noone here at night.


Perhaps I need to blame the landlords for not giving the new tenants any information on the building before they move in. This isn't a place where people live for peace and quiet. I would love to invite you here to experience a Friday or Saturday night as there is crazy noise until 4 AM each night.

I love it!

It sucks that there is nowhere for artists to live in this city without stepping on some 9-5 drone's toes

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If you make 10k a month consistently doing this, why don't you buy a fucking house. That way you can make as much noise as you want (within reason). At least that way when you do get a noise complaint it will be the cops who come a knocking and I would love to see how big of a tough guy you would be then.

As others stated above, you live in a shared building, and you have a duty to act within the strata by laws. You also have a duty to act respectfully to those around you and just generally be a considerate human being towards them. Instead you sound like a complete imbecile and a douchebag. Enjoy your eviction and the countless ones that are going to follow until you grow up...

EDIT: Since you are saying all this crap about the building being Noise friendly and shit, go ahead and post up their Strata Bylaws I would love to see the section on "Unlimited noise - Until 4AM".

Thank you.

A lot of people complain about Brooklyn and are trying to get that club shut down. It's bullshit. The club was here before they moved in. Why move in knowing there's a nightclub and expecting the neighborhood to change to what YOU want?

I love the energy that all the drunks fighting pours into the neighborhood, it gets me psyched up. Fuck I wrote some of my best work after witnessing a brawl until like 5 AM a few months ago where Iranians had a 30 person slap fight. I had such an adenaline rush from it that I wrote like 10k words in 1 night.

When you live in a neighborhood like this you're paying for the lifestyle, living in Gastown is unlike anywhere I've ever lived before and the atmosphere is incredible. The people I've met and continue to meet are always inspirational in all of their own unique fucked up ways. I love it here and it feels like home.


I lived in a house in Langley where I could crank the tunes to 11, but if you wanted to go anywhere you had to drive for 30 minutes and the energy level you get from fields of grass, cows, and llamas is nothing like an urban wasteland of degenerate drug users, hot bitches, d-bags, and creative people

okay jason, I think I'm done here.

when you rent, you signed off on forms? abide by the rules. or if you don't like it, then why not just move out and find another place? i mean, it doesn't seem like money is a problem for you, so you can rent somewhere else that can accommodate your own needs.