A woman tried to stay patient when her upstairs neighbor kept throwing used tea bags onto her balcony. But after he laughed off her complaints and did it again the next morning, she decided asking nicely was no longer enough.
My upstairs neighbor throws his used tea bags off his balcony twice a day, and they land on mine.
Morning around 7 a.m., evening around 9 p.m.
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