‘Mind your own business’: 21+ Unspoken Rules Between Neighbors That Keep the Whole Street Peaceful

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  • Neighbors gather for a backyard barbecue.
  • What's an unwritten rule between neighbors that keeps the whole street peaceful?
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  • NotSocratesAgain Don't make your lifestyle your neighbors' lifestyle. That rule covers loud music, barking dogs, smoke, parking, parties, trash, renovations basically - everything.
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  • bodidflamey Specifically on my street. Any concerns, emergencies, queries, advice has to go through my neighbour Trevor. Trevor is in his 70s and is a cross between Master Yoda and everyone's super cool grandpa. Trevor could bring world peace in an afternoon if world governments let him.
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  • tjtonerplus mind your own business
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  • Nokomis_Feather Respect each others property
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  • ramboscousin2 Never blow your trash into your neighbor's driveway
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  • Nellyfant Clean up after your dog
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  • crimsonyoteeeeeee Mind your business and don't cause problems.
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  • Animal907 Tall fences
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  • Neighbors greet each other outside their homes, reflecting the small everyday gestures that can help keep relationships on the block friendly.
  • switch 182 Good fences make good neighbors.
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  • Used HotDogWater Dont park your car in front of your neighbor's house because you dont want your curb appeal to look bad.
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  • boundone I keep the block edged and and clean, Ross mows, and the a hole between us can't say sh about all the stupid problems he has with us.
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  • Moist-Taro street not always peaceful sometime it get spicy
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  • DrEnter We only park on the North side of the street. The street is too narrow for people on both sides.
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  • dmanDIY Don't ever ask for a cup of sugar
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  • BrighestCrayon Take your trash cans in on time after trash day.
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  • lagainstiagainsti1 Be friendly, mind your own business, and make it clear that you're interested in comfortably coexisting. This means for example, if you're having people over, let them know about it and say "Hey, we're having a party on Saturday. Please let us know if it's too loud. Guests will all be gone by 8 PM."
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  • TheLabrat01 Only park in front of your own home. You're legally allowed to park in front of the neighbors house but it can eventually have blow back.
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  • Two neighbors stop for a quick conversation outside.
  • archiangel To not garden outside in the Or if you do, build fences.
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  • avfc4me Don't park in front of your neighbor's house.
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  • gogogadgetdumbass If you know someone has an odd schedule (like works nights and sleeps days) make sure you give them a heads up if you're gonna make abnormal amounts of noise.
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