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58decibels? Cmon cmon cmon Pfft in NY that’s a quiet street.

Sep 14, 2026 · 9:26 PM UTC

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The fact that it's constant is ridiculous. It's like building an airport next door without permission
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60 fuckin decibels. Let’s chill. Closing the window will completely silence it.
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Now if they’d do the decimal meter inside perhaps?
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And that's while they're talking right in front of the meter. I wouldn't be surprised if that reading was actually just their conversation
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Helicopters are definitely louder than a trombone what the fuck
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If they wanted to live in non-stop chaos & noise, they’d have moved w/ the rats & trash.
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Yes. People prefer to not live in NYC to avoid noise.
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wE DoNT lIkE tHeM ciTY foLK 'RoUNd hERe
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ok, imagine you hear the same sound volume as a vacuum cleaner or loud rain but it's a humming noise and it's 24/7
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Ok now add in sirens, jackhammers, cars with booming systems and vagrants yelling- welcome to NYC. That’s a walk in the park literally. This story is bs. A jet flying overhead is 2x louder.
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