Neighbors singing in the corridor - polite ask or ignore
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Iris Bakker•227 rep8
Neighbors singing in the corridor after Second Randoli. Polite ask or ignore. Not quiet-cheer-etiquette when-dancers-pass, and not corridor-noise earplugs alone.
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Iris Bakker•227 rep3 Answers from travellers
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One calm please keep it down for sleeping kids is fair once; then earplugs and desk if it continues.
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Yenuka Wijesinghe•246 rep5
One calm please keep it down for sleeping kids is fair once; then earplugs and desk if it continues.
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Sara Conti•253 rep3
Ignoring soft happy noise for ten minutes is also fine — parade nights run loud briefly.
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