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JulieAnne20 wrote:Sleepn wrote:time to locate their parents and make a request That would be great, but I don't know where they live. There are quite a few of them, and they are from all over this apartment complex (several different buildings), and the adults are never actually with them. So I don't know how to do that. That's why I feel like my only/best option is to email the management and ask what they would recommend for me to do. I just hate to complain.
Sleepn wrote:time to locate their parents and make a request
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Random Sandwiches wrote:JulieAnne20 wrote:Sleepn wrote:time to locate their parents and make a request That would be great, but I don't know where they live. There are quite a few of them, and they are from all over this apartment complex (several different buildings), and the adults are never actually with them. So I don't know how to do that. That's why I feel like my only/best option is to email the management and ask what they would recommend for me to do. I just hate to complain. Can you sort of slink around at night and maybe watch which house apartment/building some of them (eventually) go back to? Or maybe the management folks know who some of them are, or can come over when they're carousing and ask them to stop? Can you make an audio recording of what their "playing" sounds like from inside your house?
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JulieAnne20 wrote:franknbeans82 wrote:Momobobo wrote:When you say kids, how old are you talking about? I don't see anything wrong with kids playing outside in the summer. Obviously not when they're on yoru property and in your backyard but just because you don't want to go outside and play with your kids, or your kids don't go outside and play with the other neighborhood kids, doesn't mean they shouldn't. They're young and having fun! Don't be that ladybut she already said she doesn't mind kids playing outside. it's the fact that they're literally screaming, and it's past 10pm at night that she's upset about. i think her reaction is perfectly reasonable, too. it honestly amazes me that anyone thinks it's ok to let their kids be that rowdy and disruptive at a time when most people are going to bed. it's extremely inconsiderate.Yeah, that's exactly what I was trying to say. And it was literally screaming. Not just fun laughing, or even yelling. They were screaming for nearly 4 hours before I finally asked them to stop. I'm really not that lady. I am actually the most patient person with children I know.
franknbeans82 wrote:Momobobo wrote:When you say kids, how old are you talking about? I don't see anything wrong with kids playing outside in the summer. Obviously not when they're on yoru property and in your backyard but just because you don't want to go outside and play with your kids, or your kids don't go outside and play with the other neighborhood kids, doesn't mean they shouldn't. They're young and having fun! Don't be that ladybut she already said she doesn't mind kids playing outside. it's the fact that they're literally screaming, and it's past 10pm at night that she's upset about. i think her reaction is perfectly reasonable, too. it honestly amazes me that anyone thinks it's ok to let their kids be that rowdy and disruptive at a time when most people are going to bed. it's extremely inconsiderate.
Momobobo wrote:When you say kids, how old are you talking about? I don't see anything wrong with kids playing outside in the summer. Obviously not when they're on yoru property and in your backyard but just because you don't want to go outside and play with your kids, or your kids don't go outside and play with the other neighborhood kids, doesn't mean they shouldn't. They're young and having fun! Don't be that lady
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Momobobo wrote:JulieAnne20 wrote:franknbeans82 wrote:but she already said she doesn't mind kids playing outside. it's the fact that they're literally screaming, and it's past 10pm at night that she's upset about. i think her reaction is perfectly reasonable, too. it honestly amazes me that anyone thinks it's ok to let their kids be that rowdy and disruptive at a time when most people are going to bed. it's extremely inconsiderate.Yeah, that's exactly what I was trying to say. And it was literally screaming. Not just fun laughing, or even yelling. They were screaming for nearly 4 hours before I finally asked them to stop. I'm really not that lady. I am actually the most patient person with children I know. That's why I asked how old they were. If they were like 5-10, fine they shouldn't be out around 10 but like a 13 year old? It's what kids do I guess. It's annoying sure, but not much you can do. Guess that's why you were just venting.
JulieAnne20 wrote:franknbeans82 wrote:but she already said she doesn't mind kids playing outside. it's the fact that they're literally screaming, and it's past 10pm at night that she's upset about. i think her reaction is perfectly reasonable, too. it honestly amazes me that anyone thinks it's ok to let their kids be that rowdy and disruptive at a time when most people are going to bed. it's extremely inconsiderate.Yeah, that's exactly what I was trying to say. And it was literally screaming. Not just fun laughing, or even yelling. They were screaming for nearly 4 hours before I finally asked them to stop. I'm really not that lady. I am actually the most patient person with children I know.
franknbeans82 wrote:but she already said she doesn't mind kids playing outside. it's the fact that they're literally screaming, and it's past 10pm at night that she's upset about. i think her reaction is perfectly reasonable, too. it honestly amazes me that anyone thinks it's ok to let their kids be that rowdy and disruptive at a time when most people are going to bed. it's extremely inconsiderate.
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PoetryNjcEyes wrote:Ugh, I can totally relate. All the kids in the neighborhood like to hang out right in front of my house. Thery're loud and rude and leave trash in the street. The house next door is a rented house, so there's constantly new people moving in. It attracts the trashiest people with the worst kids. They play in my yard, kick balls into my house and car. Their parents are never home and no one is watching their kids.
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starlightperfume wrote:I could never imagine letting little kids run around an apartment unsupervised. With all the cars and people around it's only a matter of time before one gets kidnapped or run over.
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Sleepn wrote:it could be that someone among them told parents that they got yelled at -so now that it's been brought to attention maybe it'll be taken care of that way.
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CKpoohKC wrote:I deal with the same thing with neighborhood dogs (thankfully we don't have too many kids on our block, and the ones that are here have good parents). There are 2-3 different neighbors who let their dogs out for up to 4 hours barking constantly. One dog has barked until midnight before, and others start before 6am. I talked to the only neighbor I know who has one of the dogs and he said "oh we only let her out for 10 minutes, I don't think it's our dog". Uh, I can see your dog barking at me out the window, so nice try.
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Sleepn wrote:what did they do when you yelled- scatter?
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