Quoting happy41ce:
If you can hear it can't she?
Quoting Anonymous:
Is he cussing and yelling at someone? Having a mental episode?I dunno. I'd probably be concerned that there was something off down there. Maybe tell the landlord that you're worried, and explain what's going on. I can't think of any good reason to be doing that.
As far as the yelling and screaming I would probably complain. Him yelling about your grandma is uncalled for. I can remember when I was pregnant with my daughter it was the middle of winter and I was huge pregnant so my husband was really anal about making sure my parking spot was always shoveled out and the sidewalk was clean, he was so worried about me falling. There where not designated paring spots but it was kinda an unspoken rule since we where the only (double) house on the street we would not park in front of our neighbors house or allow any guests to park there and he did the same for us. One night I came home from work and he was having a party, someone parked in my spot (the only one on the street that was shoveled out). Needless to say when my husband came home and saw where I had to park he was not to happy, but he still asked him in a nice tone to please not allow his guests to park there, that he keeps it cleaned out for me and there is plenty of other parking on the street. It was never a problem again.
Quoting MisterandMe:
He lives alone, I just assume he is on the phone? Or talking to himself. He is a strange one.
Quoting Anonymous:
Is he cussing and yelling at someone? Having a mental episode?I dunno. I'd probably be concerned that there was something off down there. Maybe tell the landlord that you're worried, and explain what's going on. I can't think of any good reason to be doing that.
I would approach him first and just let him know that you are hearing this every night...maybe he does not know that you can hear. If you are afraid of him, report him to the landlord. On the parking...most people I know with assigned parking get really touchy about it. GL...my upstairs neighbors get up every morning at 4 am. neither of them work, but it sure gets me up when I wiant to be sleeping. Another neighbor smokes so much that our apartment is filled with smoke...we want to move.
Quoting Anonymous:
Sounds like my brother. He has aspergers. He tends to rant and has no volume control. Be thankful you're not living below this guy, if he's like my bro, he's probably pacing too, lol.
Quoting MisterandMe:
He lives alone, I just assume he is on the phone? Or talking to himself. He is a strange one.
Quoting Anonymous:
Is he cussing and yelling at someone? Having a mental episode?I dunno. I'd probably be concerned that there was something off down there. Maybe tell the landlord that you're worried, and explain what's going on. I can't think of any good reason to be doing that.



- MisterandMe
on Feb. 2, 2013 at 3:03 AM