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Today I'm left up by accidentally calling child services on my neighbor.

Ouchy.

I moved into a new apartment in July.

The building is brand new.

I'm on the second floor.

And there is commercial space below me.

They've been doing construction on that space for a few weeks.

Now there's loud noises from the construction that starts at 7 a.m. And it goes like this. Oh yeah. You can. Reh. Reh. Orr. Like that. There's the noises. You can jack my hammer. Oh, yeah. Jack it hard, baby. And it goes from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. most weekdays. Some days they start before 7 a.m.

And this is important to know. It's loud. It freaks out my cat and it makes my daytime challenging.

Yeah. Honestly, that sucks. Seven a.m. That's crazy. I work from home many times during business calls.

I have to keep stopping my call and muting my mic because the construction is too

bad. The law here states that construction noise must be during the hours of 7 a.m. until 6 p.m.

during the week. So it's legal to have noise during those hours. Sucks, but it's legal. I reiterate.

I have been very frustrated with the noise. O.B., I can tell. I think we get it. Not just the construction noise. Above me as a dog that barks for 30 minutes at a time periodically throughout the day. And my next door neighbor has a young child that screams and screams and screams as children often do. I get it. It's just all overwhelming and very, very frustrating.

I think you got to move over. That's a battle. You just can't off with.

To a forest or something. Yeah, you move to a forest. They've been starting the construction

noise before 7 a.m. a few days this week. Day at 6.50 a.m. I had enough.

Wow. I was tired. I was pissed and my cat was freaking out.

Yeah.

So I called New York City Complaint Line 311 to file a noise complaint since I know the construction

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