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Yellowsmellow Windsor, Canada

Today, and for the past two weeks, the people living directly above me have decided to add rearranging their furniture to their daily routines. Not only that but apparently, 6 a.m. is the most optimal time for them. FML

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I hate to break it to u but... they're not rearranging their furniture... not on purpose at least :-p

Like another commenter implied, I very much doubt they are rearranging their furniture.

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How many times do you need to rearrange your furniture? Two times should be enough. Also 6 A.M? FYL.

Two times rearranging the furniture would be enough for some people, but I think most people enjoy doing it more.

"The ceiling is our stage and we are dancing across it. A floor is but a movie screen to project the mind's eye"

I hate to break it to u but... they're not rearranging their furniture... not on purpose at least :-p

Who the **** rearranges furniture at 6 am every morning?

Like another commenter implied, I very much doubt they are rearranging their furniture.

I read that it's good for the feng shui to do it at 6am

I doubt they would rearrange their furniture at 6 am... they would be doing something else ;)

I'd be sticking me a post-it note on someone's door.... Please refrain from ******* with the furniture till 9am.. Sincerely 6:00a.m. Cereal killer..NOT

They're having sex OP. Let's not beat around the bush here, guys.

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You should find what the noise laws are in your area and/or apartment complex. I'm not 100% sure what they are for Ontario, Canada, but I think your neighbors may be in violation of them if they're making that much noise at 6 AM as I believe most noise ordinances are in effect from 10PM to 7AM on weekdays and 11PM to 8AM on weekends. So I would definitely find out what they are and have a friendly talk with your neighbors about it first. If it still continues, then you should complain to your landlord and/or local authorities.