Man Calls Out Millennial Neighbors for Being 'Super Antisocial' and Goes Viral For It

The man invites his neighbors that they were not very neighboring – and the wrong generation of behavior was to blame.

He and his wife moved to “Mixedly [age] The group neighborhood “A year ago, wrote in the Post on the Committee of the Forum Reddit” R/Millennials “, which received over 7,600 comments in less than 24 hours. They have since befriended most of their neighbors, who are mostly older crowds – Baby Boomeri and generation X.

However, in recent times, the neighborhood faces have begun to change that the older neighbors emigrated and replaced the younger crowd.

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“I have noticed that these millennials are super antisocial,” writes Reddit user, who is the millennium himself, writes.

He describes their neighbors’ habits to return home and park their cars in the garage until next time. He adds that “they never go out except leaving the house to leave somewhere or maybe mow the lawn.”

The man tells the forum to remind him of living in a duplex outside the campus during the college year, because, similarly to this situation, no one knew who their neighbors were “or even worried him to know.”

Commentary Section has been blown up with Reddit users explaining why they Don’t talk to their neighbors, including a few surprising horror stories about their neighbors’ behavior.

One person defended their explanation for avoiding their neighbors, saying that “Kooky old man” named Jimmy came after he had moved in and introduced. After hearing the last name of the homeowner, the neighbor asked if he was in a relationship with a man named Vinny with the same surname. It turns out it was a commentator’s grandfather and the two did not see each other in 30 years.

“Keep in mind, my grandfather got out of prison about 30 years ago, and he has been for some time, so Jimmy’s story is already raising some red flags,” the commentator continues. The man called his grandfather after meeting his neighbor, and his grandfather said to him, “Don’t talk to Jimmy, don’t let him get closer to your wife and don’t let him close to your child.”

“So now I avoid my neighbors,” the man writes.

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Another commentator explained why they no longer hang out with their neighbors, saying, “They take it as their free passage to gossip about you.”

The person writes that they had a YouTube channel that explored the places that were persecuted. A commentator was filmed in a local park where he loved one of their neighbors. The “Boomer” neighbor turned to Facebook Live to take revenge on their park portrayed as a persecuted.

The user read the FB comments to find people writing, “I know that person!”

Other commentators conveyed the experiences of their colleagues who became too comfortable and using them as a free childcare service.

“I also do not intensely like the idea of ​​being friendly with someone who always knows when I am home and has the opportunity to appear unannounced,” concluded another commentator.

Not every adjacent interaction is negative. House owners also shared sweet interactions with their neighbors from other generations on social networks.

Recently, the man documented to see a neighbor who is a single mom needs a fence on Tiktor, so one built for her.

Another Tictoker, he shared that her older neighbors respond to their trendy clothing in the heart series.

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