[이데일리 김소정 기자] Jomo, the wife of Ahn Sang-tae, a comedian and illustrator, shot another neighbor who complained of the pain between floor noise.
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On the 3rd, Mr. Jo said on his Instagram, “The poor celebrity living above. He posted another video uploaded on the 18th of last month, saying, “The poor keyboard warrior lives below.”
He said, “The truth will come out over time. Ten times enough to come home suddenly. Sorry, apologizing and careful, but more than 30 intercom protests through the security room. Send people through the management office dozens of times.”
“Even if I nail it in another house, I send someone to my house to protest. Protest when there is no baby or when sleeping. Protest immediately if only water drops from the refrigerator. Leave malicious comments anonymously. “Capture irrelevant photos and write malicious disclosures.”
He said, “Why don’t we apologize and you’ve protested countless times? Even though they say they are moving, they attack by distorting the moving date and house price. Not much to do. If you talk, it’s all night.”
“There must have been an unavoidable noise,” said Jo. Sorry. I didn’t live without consideration. Lived like a sinner with continued protests. I’m sorry for us. sorry. We are sinners. Recognition. Neurose. I will move quickly. I hope you will be comfortable.”
On the 12th of last month, Mr. A, who lives on the lower floor of the house in An Sang-tae, revealed through an online community that “I heard a lot of stress during a sensitive period because I heard the sound of throwing objects, foot hammers, and running without distinction between night and day.”
Mr. A said that he had seen sneakers and rollerblades in the child’s room on Jo’s Instagram. After that, Ahn said he would move in April.
Mr. Cho has been criticizing Mr. A’s claims as malicious.
Mr. Jo said, “You wrote so badly with the intention of blaming us, but don’t believe it all by looking at that article. Living in this house for five years, I have never had a problem with interfloor noise. Since the lower house moved, the man came up every night and started ringing the bell.”
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