have you ever lived in an apt where the walls were so thin you could hear your neighbor snoring and had to?

Question

run a fan to sleep?

Answer 1

i had an apartment where i heard a man beating his wife regularly...lots of calls to the police..does that count?

Answer 2

Gads, yes!

Once, my wife and I lived upstairs from her dad. She and I worked different shifts and I got home quite late, would watch TV for an hour or two and then go to bed. She had already been asleep for hours.

On one occasion, I fell asleep on the floor with the TV on. At about 4:00 AM, Dad called up on the phone and politely asked me to go to bed as he could hear me snoring, downstairs, two rooms away.

This was in a 140+ year old New England house. I thought they built them better back then.

The Ol' Sasquatch Ü

Answer 3

No, but I used to hear my upstairs neighbors have sex at three in the morning. My bathroom has an overhead fan which affords a certain amount of privacy when I'm peeing.

Answer 4

Yes. I eventually had to lay and extra layer of wall with sound proofing. Still, that lunatic talked so loud that sometimes even that wasn't enough.

I would usually turn the AC on just to have a hum.

Answer 5

I run a fan anyway, I don't like hearing every little sound that happens.

But now my new alarm clock actually has nature sounds on it, and those are great to fall asleep to.

Answer 6

Not that but knew when they were making out. Almost sent over a can of oil for the squeeky bed and duct tape for there mouths..

Answer 7

No, but I stayed in a hotel like that. I wanted to duct tape the people in the next room's mouths shut.

Answer 8

They weren't snoring. And I fan would never drowned out that much noise. I mean really!

Answer 9

no but try living in the same house as my father for 20 years i slept with the tv on

Answer 10

Yes.