'I reported her': Mom with two loud teenagers files false noise complaints to get back at neighbor, ends up evicted after tenant proves her wrong in front of management

Finding an affordable apartment that's in decent condition these days is almost as rare as winning the lottery. But when you do stumble upon one (and actually get accepted), you get the keys, envision your new life, and imagine how peaceful you'll be in your new place...only to move in and discover you're living next to the world's most obnoxious neighbors. I live in a duplex, and while my upstairs neighbors aren't intentionally loud, the house is so old that I can hear every single footstep, every toilet flush, and even their cat's midnight zoomies. All for $2,200 a month. When I first moved in, I had to sleep with headphones on just to block it all out. But eventually, I adjusted.

As for the guy in this story, there was no adjusting to the noise caused by an entitled mom and her two teens blasting music late into the night. When he finally reported them to the complex's security, the mom tried to pull an uno reverse, only to get served with a 14-day eviction notice.