Users react hilariously to a viral letter from neighbors asking to keep the noise down

No one likes noisy neighbors, especially ones who make noise all day and not just a couple of times a day. But what if you’re that neighbor who’s driven everyone so crazy that they had to write you a letter begging you to make the noise stop?

A photo has been going viral recently featuring a letter that a woman received from her neighbor. The letter tells her that the entire building could hear a beeping sound coming from her apartment and begs her to make it stop because it beeps twice every 30 seconds. The image has received several amusing reactions online, with many users sharing anecdotes about noisy neighbors.

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Hilarious User Reactions

Users were seen reacting hilariously to the viral image of the letter. Let's take a look at some of their reactions.

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What's beeping?

A common question asked by users - What's beeping? Is it a smoke detector? Is it someone’s alarm snoozing every 30 seconds? Or worse, is it a bomb ticking and about to go off?

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Can they not hear it?

An interesting question posed by this user - How is it that they can't hear it? Maybe they've heard it so often that it’s become like music to them. Or perhaps hearing the loud beep every 30 seconds has made them deaf to it so they no longer notice it.

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Curious handwriting

It looks like this user has hilariously focused more on the handwriting than on everything else being discussed. However, as he points out, the way the neighbor writes the letter 'd' is quite unique as it looks like a reverse '6'. Interesting observation, good sir!

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Jordan Peele's next

Looks like Jordan Peele's next thriller has been confirmed – a movie about a dreaded smoke alarm titled "Beep!"

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The best solution

Perhaps the best way to stop the beeping would be to enter the home pretending to be maintenance and replace the smoke alarm batteries to put an end to the incessant noise, as this user hilariously suggests.

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Defining "lazy"

New Oxford's definition of lazy is someone who lets a loud beeping sound go on and on in the house and doesn't do anything about it.

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Batteries cheaper than nails

This user hilariously points out the noisy neighbor's large nails in the image, stating that if she can afford those, she can surely afford some $5 batteries.

While noisy neighbor antics make for great internet content, they can be a real hassle to deal with in real life. What would you do if your neighbor's house was filled with loud beeping sounds every 30 seconds?