> unhoused neighbor

This is a new phrase for me.

Me too. Having figured out what it means I cannot over-empathise how much I DO NOT WANT NOTIFICATIONS of an unhoused neighbour door checking my car in the middle of the night.

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seanmcdirmid 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

My kid sleeps on the first floor and so I’m interested in any skulking at ground level. Usually they just door check the car (our garage doesn’t have walls on two sides), but sometimes they make it in the backyard.

I really need to just put in a better fence eventually, but for now I just rely on yelling them off.

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billforsternz a day ago | parent | next [-]

Understandable, thanks for explaining.

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lostlogin 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

> first floor

Is this ‘ground floor’ in UK, Australia, New Zealand?

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adastra22 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

You’d rather not know?

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		I'd rather not know if the car is on the street (which is what I imagined). If the car is in my house that's quite different.