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I'm not being disingenuous, there is an untold number of people who are driven up the wall by guitar-playing, dog-having, baby-having, neighing neighbors. Hard to believe that hating someone's "chewing" sounds is originating from a different mechanism than that sinking feeling when you realize that your upstairs neighbors have once again decided to have a party on Monday night. 86.63.168.150 ( talk) 22:19, 9 March 2024 (UTC) reply