Some posts here are worse than NextDoor |
It could just be someone looking to make a new friend. I would open the door and invite them in for coffee. |
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+1 What an idiotic thing to say. |
+1 I generally sleep until 10ish. Also empty nest. I find it so amusing that some of these posters can't envision a world that doesn't operate like theirs. |
THIS. |
No kids and workday starts at 9. 8am is my typical wake-up time. |
You can have kids and still be in bed at 8 on a Monday:
Kids are infants or toddlers and had a rough night OR Kids are teens and get themselves off to school |
So lazy. I have already been up for an hour. |
Your assumption is lazy and rude. |
My guess is a contractor and his client. How well do you know your neighbors? We got a series of 3-4 weird pre-printed notes one year from “Betty”. No return address or phone number. The note suggested stopping by so she could share some important news. We assumed it was missionary activity. Then one day, we discovered our habitual street parking spots covered by a dumpster. “Betty” was our neighbor. She had started a 12 week renovation. It was a long three months. |
Op, please read the thread on the Herndon murder. Do not open the door for people you don’t know. |
Asking why someone is asleep at 8AM is definitely worth a 'wow, what a stupid question'. Even if it's 'unusual' for someone with kids, it's not uncommon. Have you never had a sick kid that was up during the night and you're both sleeping? Have you never had a baby whose schedule had them sleeping at 8AM and you're sleeping as well? Have you never known someone who works a late shift and doesn't get up until later? Of course, why OP was in bed at 8AM doesn't matter at all. For people who are up at that time, it's usually a busy time and having someone unexpectedly come to the door at that hour is inconvenient. |