So, I am talking with my wife about life, right? I hear my neighbor my neighbor hears me. I am minding my business, my successful business while they are listening. Gosh, it’s sad how bad they want to be me. They got the look, but do they have the substance? Or are they on a substance?

Ear Hustling is a thing in high-density buildings. It seems like everybody is in everybody’s business. The funny thing is that they are in other people’s business and hope they don’t succeed.

People who are listening are plotting against you. You like to have people know what you doing and holding it as entertainment. Some seem so obsessed with their neighbors it’s flattering in a weird uncomfortable way.

Have you had the awkward feeling when someone got to know what your favorite food is because they overheard it? It’s creepy as shit to know that people are always being listened to. But Hell, it’s fine. A little weird you feel proud you know my intimate little tidbits.

I find it funny to disrespect easedroppers. They may know something about me that they overheard thanks to a fragging microphone. That cool, I’ll say something that piss you the Hell off. You don’t like what I am saying fight me.

You have a right to listen just as we have the right to free speech. You can say what you want, people have a right to listen. It’s fair, but if hear me say some bullshit. You should have minded your darn business.

But if you want to listen go ahead, you are not going to find out much. I am a simple guy, just trying to live his life

I just have to deal with people listening. They are just how it is. People know what you are saying when you’re not even talking to them. That just the way life is. Everyone has certain freedoms.

One thing eavesdroppers are a bunch of nosey neighbors. That is just their human right. They have certain access and equipment to overhear what’s being said. Some people are just born with more than ears 👂 .

There is really nothing you can do against eavesdroppers. Just chill and jot your personal details down. Think about what you are going to say before you say anything. Be quick to listen but short to speak.