‘This is public property’: Residents attempt to close the communal pool to throw a private party with their friends, neighbors report them to management

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Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor
Jun 17, 2024 1:00 PM EDT

So many problems in the world could be so easily solved if people simply talked to each other and voiced their wants and needs. Instead, we constantly hear of grown adults behaving like toddlers because they don't know how to handle other adults out in the real world.

This story is the perfect example of people trying to get their way in the most twisted way possible, instead of just talking and solving their problems like regular people. OP (original poster) is a resident in an apartment complex that also has a communal pool for all residents to use. Some of the neighbors, instead of asking for permission to use the pool with their friends, decided to put up 'no entry' signs to try and have the whole pool for themselves. OP, who realized something was off with the homemade signs that suddenly appeared at the pool, decided to go talk to management about it…

Scroll down to read the full story. Up next, click here for a series of stories from IT workers about the ridiculous requests they get on the job.

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