But the Ukelele is the primary instrument used in the background music of so many Spongebob episodes.
Hmm, worst neighbours we ever had was when we were living in housing commission (or a public housing estate as a more general term) Basically it's where all the poor people and deadbeats end up because they can't afford to rent or buy a proper house. And we were very poor for a few years
But we tried not to let living in a shitty area be too much of an influence. But that was hard when you have a community of racist minorities dominating your street who were pissed that a
white family moved in
Thei rotten teenage kids especially would frequently trespass on our property, once even casually opening the gate to get in our backyard and start playing with our stuff as if it was their own. They threw rocks at our car, they threw a piece of scrap metal at my cat I had at the time and injured his leg, and I wouldn't be surprised if they tried several more times and just missed
And once the older teenagers and their friends even threatened us. Yes - after that I can say from experience and not just assumption that poor neighbourhoods suck ass. In those places - if your neighbours aren't a bunch of violent brats with parents who will slaughter you if you
dare question their feral kid's behaviour, then they are likely a charming collection of drug addicts and dead beats who let their lawns grow ten feet tall and toss their old furniture onto yours. These people
deserve to be living in shitholes if that's their attitude towards society, work, and themselves :thumsbdown: Thank God my stay was just a couple of years.