As of: January 30, 2024, 6:45 a.m
By: Karolin Schaefer
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A tenant apologizes for the loud music that came from his apartment while he was away.
But who caused it?
Berlin – In apartment buildings there can sometimes be friction between the tenants.
One or two pieces of paper appear in the stairwell that point out the wrongdoing.
Most recently, tenants lectured a neighbor about smoking with a note.
But it also happens that there is a party in the house and therefore it is louder than usual.
Loud music also boomed from an apartment in an apartment building in Berlin.
However, the tenant was not pointed out by others and instead spoke up himself.
“Dear neighbors, I would like to apologize that it was so loud on Friday night,” read a note hanging on a front door.
The embassy was discovered on Torstrasse in Berlin's Mitte district and then shared on Instagram.
Note: Tenant apologizes to neighbors for “extremely loud music”
Between 3 and 4 a.m. “extremely loud music” came from the apartment.
That probably woke up one or two neighbors – “especially those in the second backyard,” it continued.
It appeared that the tenant was no longer at home at the time.
The reason for the deafening music was quickly found.
Apparently “a cell phone had connected to our box,” explained the author of the note.
Other neighbors may have wanted to play music at the time and accidentally connected to the music box via Bluetooth.
“I don’t know how that could have happened”: Loud music in the apartment – even though no one was at home
“That wasn’t intentional and I don’t know how it happened,” the tenant wrote on the note.
“I’m very, very sorry.” But that wasn’t the only thing she apologized for.
He was also sorry that “it was so loud that evening”.
It won't happen again, he assured.
At least one party in the house did not take offense at the situation in the adjacent apartment.
“Hello neighbor,” the message read.
“We overslept it, lol.” Users on Instagram also took it in stride.
“Happened to me too,” said one user in the comments.
“A voluntary apology & a chilled response?
“That you can still read it,” joked another.
“Great excuse!” stated another user.
Others, however, reacted less understandably to a neighbor's misstep.
In Munich, a tenant even turned an entire house against him.