Greek men. The hair is exuberant. Do housework. I'm naked.
When you unwittingly see the wild commotion of the next door neighbor from home, you may still feel like you can't laugh and cry, or even feel that the next door neighbor has a lot of fun in life.
But if you look out the window every day for a week in a row, you may not have to laugh when you see a naked, hairy Greek uncle "dangling around" in front of your eyes.
In fact, such an embarrassing scene was initially caused by Chinese neighbors living next door.
Greek little brother James Penlidis is a photographer who lives in Melbourne's Bentleigh..
All of a sudden, one day, council informed him that he was going to start a big project next door to his house-build a new house.
When the new house was built, it was only three metres away from his house.
Little brother expressed dissatisfaction:
The two houses are so close, and my house is shorter than the one next door, so what do I have to say about what happens in my living room, bedroom and courtyard?
So, after coordination between council and builder, he assured the little brother that:
Foggy glass is sure to be used on the second floor next door. This is the end of the day, little brother.
Time has passed, I do not know how long, this year, next door has been completed!
But the little brother is confused is: said good fog glass how late to come?
The opposite building from the little brother's home is very subtle, standing next door in front of the second floor window, just can complete snooping. No, look at it. No, observe. No, I can see every move of his family anyway.
And the second floor of the glass is so bright in the sky of his yard, so that the little brother is very depressed.
Council, this liar! builder, this liar!
I agreed to let them build the second floor next door.
Now you want to kill the ass? No doors!
Seeing as the next-door neighbor had moved in, the little brother decided that he could not just "sit around and die"-I want to protest!
But compared with the fierce confrontation with the landlord, the younger brother chose, is a silent protest.
That night, the little brother made himself a martini, undressed, sat in the middle of the living room, turned on the TV, quietly. Look at the porn.
That's it. Quiet. It's not so quiet. I spent the night.
Until the glass on the opposite side turns into fog, every next night, the young man prepares to spend so gracefully.
The younger brother also decided to continue this grace:
He began to do housework naked, paint the walls, cook, clean up, and even ride a bike in his yard.
Sometimes, when a neighbor looks out of a window, he bounces back with a sudden, naked appearance.
But for a long time, the little brother is even more happy in it.
"No one wants to see a hairy Greek man snuck out every day," he said.
In this way, he says, it's just right to make them feel how much this privacy violation feels like without sense of security.
Six days later, the little brother's protest finally worked, and the glass across the street was not bare and shiny, but with a layer of fog.
But netizens also have mixed opinions about the younger brother's approach:
Some people praise little brother as a genius.
"good! These developers do what they think they want. "
"finally, there is a useful protest! Salute this man! "
"I had the same problem. The neighbor's house had just been built and the window was facing my bedroom. I called council, but I couldn't do anything. At last I fogged my window so that they could not see every move in the room. It's all right now. I've got bamboo in the yard, and then they can't see anything. "
"the practice of building a house all the way to the junction of the two is typical. This guy's solution to selfish neighbors is very creative. "
"genius!"
But some people think that little brother's approach is a bit extreme.
"will his neighbors really stand in front of the window all day looking at him? He is so narcissistic! "
"Why do neighbors have to destroy half of the windows because a narcissistic next door thinks they'll be watching him through this window? What if the next-door neighbor is paranoid? So no two-story house can have windows on the front and back of the house? "
"Greek, stubborn as a brick."
"The person's window has the right to be bright. He should be accused of having a bad behavior..."
Do you support the Greek little brother's "witty" approach? Or do you think he's acting out of style, too extreme?