Why was he so angry?

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Good morning after 0 to all of you

The week before last, I noticed that our neighbor was hanging out his laundry on Sundays. However, it bothered me, and since Sundays are a day of rest, I complained to him. He didn't say anything and seemed to understand.

Last Sunday, however, the exact same thing happened. I saw his laundry from the balcony again and had to write a complaint to the landlord. This seemed to have made him angry with me, although I had already warned him earlier in the week and told him he should be happy to have such a tolerant neighbor. Others would have filed a complaint immediately without warning him first.

But the good gentleman doesn't seem to care, and since then he hasn't greeted me. Do you also think he's ignorant? After all, I warned him.

littlemac1976 · Answer

Maybe you should reconsider your behavior. He can do in his apartment what he wants and he can also hang his laundry, even on a Sunday a rest day has nothing to do with clothes hanging.

lvflvf · Answer

You don't want to be a neighbor. Eat bad.

xxfistexx · Answer

so if the sound of fluttering laundry in the wind disturbs your rest on a Sunday, then it might be recommended that you move into a senior residential complex, or something similar.

chili663 · Answer

And I find it ridiculous to complain about laundry. Oh, my God, it's just laundry.

niels489 · Answer

I really don't think it's bad to hang his laundry on a Sunday. It doesn't sound. In Denmark you can even shop on Sundays and wash your car in East Germany.

rode1976 · Answer

I don't want to have you as a neighbor can be sure of when he hangs laundry

niels489 · Answer

Destructive

diddelydoodely · Answer

You're a troll, you call yourself alman and tell you these things of laundry, just so your foreigners think that the Germans are really like that. You're funny

silviediekleine · Answer

He doesn't care. Let him hang his laundry. I'll do it on Sunday, too, because I don't have time in the week.

First of all, you wrote that you noticed. So you've lived with it before and now it's bothering you?

koboltimkopf · Answer

I'm guessing a troll post here.

But let's assume that the question is serious.

There are no uniform laws on laundry drying on Sunday. It's usually allowed. Probably your neighbor showed little reaction on your first attack. He's right, and he's got you laughing, because he just didn't want to stress.

With your landlord, you shot yourself off by the second action.

Therefore, my advice: Let your neighbors rest in the future if there is no real harassment.

deralman0 · Answer

But now I saw it and now it bothers me

silviediekleine · Answer

Needless. There's no rule for bidding this. He can do on his balcony and leave what he wants.

deralman0 · Answer

Aha can I do now and leave what I want and take no consideration of others?

deralman0 · Answer

That's secondary. Hanging his laundry doesn't belong to Sunday

silviediekleine · Answer

Exactly. You can also be naked or be drunk or hang up laundry or put so many flowers there, so you can see no more. There are a few limits, but they are more likely to point to fat smokers.

koboltimkopf · Answer

That's your opinion, your neighbor looks different. There are only laws in some exceptional regions. If you don't happen to be, you have to live with it.

If it's already a big problem for you, if someone behaves differently than you, it becomes difficult with neighbors.

michi57319 · Answer

I'll hang out on Sunday's laundry if the weather permits. There is no law prohibiting this action. You are just a small carpenter 🤷 ♀️

chessi17 · Answer

Honestly? Just like you... you'd have that finger with me in the right hole... you'd have complained to me... that you don't think so! That's all I'm saying. 🤢🤮🤮