This noise pollution needs to be illegal.
There’s a new affordable housing apartment building in Concord directly across the street from Sam’s Club.
I briefly thought of applying for a place there until I realized that if I get put in the front of the building I’m going to have to listen to the ads that play on the gas pumps and I will go insane. (Idk if Sam’s plays ads on their gas pumps but they’re everywhere I go except my mechanic’s so I just assume everyone does this.)
There’s also a really rundown building on Manchester Street that used to be a dance club that they turned into apartments. I don’t know what they cost now but back in 2018 they actually had $450 a month studio apartments.
My Social Security income was not 3 1/2 times $450 so I wouldn’t have qualified, but they are directly behind Dunkin’ Donuts and the thought of having to hear the drive-through speaker 24 hours a day made me decide that being homeless would be better than that.
The #HomeDepot next to my house has an anti #homeless alarm that is driving me crazy. : r/legaladvice https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/1khj7sk/the_home_depot_next_to_my_house_has_an_anti/