"I know for a fact that 99% of the attendees are happy, law abiding, hard working tax paying citizens and a bunch of them DO live on Capitol Hill."
That's great. Good for them. However, that doesn't mean they are respectful of the neighboring buildings around The Social. I live in a neighboring apartment on the ground floor, and I am SO sick of having people puking on the sidewalk, people PISSING and placing their bare asses (yes, it has happened MORE than once) on my window, and hearing the crowds yell until 2:30am. Things have only gotten worse since the shooting, and every time I hear angry yelling coming from outside The Social (which is most weekend nights...), it freaks me out. They may be happy, tax-paying, law-abiding citizens, but the majority of the people who crowd outside The Social are assholes. I'm not expecting complete silence because, yes, it's a busy part of Cap Hill and comes with living there. But having Tommy Gun/Bleu Bistro/CC's nearby has NEVER been a problem.
The management/owners have not given ANY indication they care or will even bother listening to complaints, not matter how nicely neighbors go about trying to engage them in productive dialogue.
I'm not happy to be rooting for a local business to close its doors, but I will be so relieved when The Social finally bites the dust.
That's great. Good for them. However, that doesn't mean they are respectful of the neighboring buildings around The Social. I live in a neighboring apartment on the ground floor, and I am SO sick of having people puking on the sidewalk, people PISSING and placing their bare asses (yes, it has happened MORE than once) on my window, and hearing the crowds yell until 2:30am. Things have only gotten worse since the shooting, and every time I hear angry yelling coming from outside The Social (which is most weekend nights...), it freaks me out. They may be happy, tax-paying, law-abiding citizens, but the majority of the people who crowd outside The Social are assholes. I'm not expecting complete silence because, yes, it's a busy part of Cap Hill and comes with living there. But having Tommy Gun/Bleu Bistro/CC's nearby has NEVER been a problem.
The management/owners have not given ANY indication they care or will even bother listening to complaints, not matter how nicely neighbors go about trying to engage them in productive dialogue.
I'm not happy to be rooting for a local business to close its doors, but I will be so relieved when The Social finally bites the dust.
