| Comment | Well, this isn't America or Wisteria Lane. No one needs to be friends with neighbours or have any interaction with them if they don't want to.
And no offence, but just go to the shop and buy eggs, why ask your neighbours?
Use the communal garden, no one will stop you, but no, don't use other people's garden furniture. Buy and use your bloody own. Of course, you're too stingy to buy eggs so I doubt you'll buy your own garden furniture.
I lived next door to students a few years ago in a close. Their parents bought the flat for them (which cost around £100,000+) - but then they had the cheek to come to my door one day asking if they can borrow a baking tray 🤨 there was also other weird experiences with these students too.
But anyway, my point is there seems to be a pattern here with some students.
Entitlement.
You wanted your neighbour to give you eggs, then you want to use their garden furniture?
Trust me it's nothing to do with your age.
I'm not meaning for this post to come across as mean, just honest. |
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