I am a university student. In the dormitory I live in, I always have problems with the next room, whether it's the excessive noise or the fact that he often comes out to smoke in front of the room. Many times I come out to warn him. They usually act without any distress. I don't understand why they don't just go out on the balcony to smoke a cigarette?

I often complained about this to the caretaker and he said he would fix it the next day. He told me that he had already warned the person next to my room.

I thanked the caretaker and after 2-3 days the same thing happened again. Of course I went and told the caretaker again. Almost a month later I was tired of having to complain to the caretaker. And it seemed like the administrator was bored with me watching so much.

Actually, I don't think this is my fault. Is it true that both me and my roommate pay the same amount of rent? So I decided it would be better to talk about the matter myself.

On Tuesday evening, I went to knock on the door, and when he opened the door, his expression was a little surprised. I didn't wait for him to ask why I had come, instead I spoke up about the problems he had annoyed me and bothered me about. After I finished speaking, he responded with a sentence that made me very angry.

"So? So what? You're in trouble, but I'm not in trouble. If there's too much trouble, just move out and it's over."

When I heard these words, I fought loudly with him, causing other classmates to come out to see what was going on, and some of them called the caretaker to come take care of the matter. When the caretaker arrived, he asked about it. The incident happened and the conclusion was that I was at fault and I was asked to leave the dormitory.

Hey!

Damn, I think this dormitory is fucked up. I don't want to stay. I called a friend to help me pack up my things. I'm going to live with my friend until I find a new dormitory. Of course, it would be nice to have a good caretaker. Classmates with manners

After 4 days, I found a dormitory that was not too far from my university. It was not too expensive or too cheap. I immediately called to ask for details and we made an appointment to see the room tomorrow. When the morning came, I I invited a friend to look at my room. When I got to the dormitory, I met a man with pale skin and a lifeless face. He introduced himself as the dormitory keeper.

The dorm we were looking at was on the 7th floor. I was impressed by how spacious the room was and the bathroom looked nice. I told the caretaker that I agreed to rent the room and would move in in 2 days before signing the contract and paying. The caretaker asked if there were only two of us. I replied that I was alone. The caretaker's expression was alarmed, but he quickly regained his composure.

I was curious but didn't ask anything. Before I left, the attendant told me that on the day I moved in he would be waiting in front of the elevator because there were a few rules to keep an eye on.

On the day I had to move into a new dormitory, I walked in the door and saw the caretaker waiting in front of the elevator. His face still looked smooth and lifeless as usual. I greeted him and he responded with a nod. One time later he handed me a piece of paper the size of

A4

came in front of me, he told me to read it and memorize it by heart, with the instruction that "everything must be strictly followed."

He said these words with a serious face. I promised that I would follow the rules he gave me, but I asked him in case I couldn't remember and forgot if I forgot one thing, would it be a problem? He turned around.

With a face so serious that it looks scary

And he turned and walked away. At that time, I felt so scared that my legs couldn't move, but I quickly regained my composure and started to tidy up the room.

I finished organizing my room in the afternoon and decided to go downstairs to buy food to eat. As I was about to grab my wallet, I saw a piece of paper the caretaker gave me, so I picked it up and read it.

5 dormitory rules

1.Keycard. Please keep your keycard well. In case you lose it, please report it to the caretaker as soon as possible and the caretaker will change the keycard for you immediately and may do something to your room door. A little bit of you, but you don't have to worry because we do this for your own safety.

In case you lost them but didn't inform the moderator, we apologize. We warned you, we really can't stop them. I'm sorry.

2. Every time you open the dormitory door, you must use the keycard, and if you open it, you must close it. No matter what, you cannot leave the door open for even a minute. Once opened, hurry and close it.

If you forget to close the door, if you hear footsteps following you, run with all your might to get to your room as quickly as possible and lock the door. If you don't make it in time, you may have minor injuries. We think that It's probably going to be a bit dented, but it's probably best that you don't forget to close the dorm door.

3. Elevator If you go up at night and you press the floor you want to go to and the elevator goes back to another floor instead, you'd be better off using the stairs because encountering a nightmare in the elevator that we can't find. Any way to escape would be terrible (certainly many customers have experienced this nightmare) if you use it during the day. If you get on the elevator alone and hear something, just ignore it and don't let it catch you. Yes, you can see it.

4. As you are about to walk into the room, if you hear the sound of someone running or walking behind you, don't be alarmed. You should act normally and definitely don't turn around to look. If you act normally, it will ignore you.

5. In case you are in trouble from them, you can run to the caretaker. He will take care of the whole matter. Be careful, if you are injured or bleeding, we are not sure if they will do anything to you or not. But believe us, it's the least dangerous.

You must be wondering about the safe in your room. The safe has a code on the back. In it are some blood bags. It is recommended that you take them with you because if you are injured and go to the caretaker you can hand the blood bags to them. Yes, and he won't hurt you.

We always respect and care about every customer.

God bless you.