Apartment life in the almost ghetto.

We live in pretty nice sized apartment, that's pretty cheap. Since we live in So Cal that means we live in a shitty area. I mean it could be worse, I don't hear guns shots or see prostitutes. But there are always little want to be gang member kids running around tagging. What is the point of tagging really? I understand when they actually spend time on the artwork, that I can appreciate. But when the scribble their "gang name" on the wall or floor and you can't even read what it says, what's the point? 

Another issue about living in the ghetto is everyone is loud and rude. I had a neighbor take my laundry out of the washer and put it in the dryer without me knowing. I thought I got wet laundry jacked! My panties were in there! I do not like other people touching my panties unless I give them the ok. Just saying. My neighbors slam their door every time they leave the house. Nice people, but seriously, do they need to slam the door every time!?

Being a punker that moved to the ghetto sucks, you never hear anyone in this complex blasting some Adicts or any other band that I love. It's always rap. All I hear all day is about how they want to see that ass bounce, or jiggle, or whatever they say. 

Before I say this, I am not racist at all! But if I heard another person say the word "nigga" I might die. I have never found a need to insert one particular word into my conversation every other word. One night I counted how many times they said it. Within 15 minutes they say nigga over 50 times. I swear. What if through my entire conversation I had to add pop tart. "so I said to pop tart, I said, POPTART! You feel me my pop tart?! Pop." I think I might have to talk to My Man like this on the porch just to see if they notice. Don't get me wrong, I don't hate my neighbors. We are friends. But we you live in an apartment and are able to hear basically everything from outside, things can get irritating.

At least I don't have to worry about if someone else will be wearing the same Misfits shirt I am that day.