We complained to our noisy neighbors – their response left us in tears
A WOMAN who complained to her noisy neighbors was left shocked after receiving a note back… from the children.
Martina Panchetti said the family next one her often played the piano in the morning and made noise regularly.
After complaining, she didn’t expect the handwritten response she got back.
she said in a TikTok video about her @maartinapanchetti account: “We sent a letter to our neighbors with a polite request to make less noise (they are a family with children) and possibly not to play the piano too early in the morning.
“This is how they answered…”
The note was in a yellow envelope that said “to the neighbors” in childish handwriting, with a sticker showing a cartoon globe.
Martina showed herself to be crying as she revealed a photo of the children’s handwritten letter.
It read: “Dear neighbors,
“Thank you for your kind message.
“We realize that we can be loud and mischievous at times.
“We started learning piano and our teachers tell us to practice every day, but we sincerely apologize if we don’t take into account the times of day and weekends.
“To be honest, mom tells us not to play in the morning and that she also wants to sleep on weekends.
“We promise YOU and we promise our mother that they will try to be more attentive.
“Please accept our national Azeri sweets as a token of apology! Ps not nut-free!”
They signed the messages from ‘your noisy neighbors’.
Martina seemed wracked with guilt over her complaint after receiving the sweet message from the children.
She added: “They also sent their national sweets.
“We are in tears.”
Martina said she felt so bad that she wanted to send a gift in return.
She added: “We are on our way to cook them some Italian sweets.”
Her video has clearly struck a chord online as it has racked up over 104,000 likes.
One said: “This is parenthood.”
A second added: “This would make me want to put together a sorry basket for them.”
However, one joked: “Plot twist, that’s a passive-aggressive tone from the dad.”
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