Lost Video Island

[Wildcat]

Long story short, my brother moved out of our house and his friend moved in. He has lived here for about 3 months now and things seemed fine, but now he seems like such a lazy guy. He leaves his trash bags on his deck (more than 3) and we can't do that because we have animals who show up and get into them... (Foxes, Racoons ect) just 2 nights ago a couple of them fell onto our deck (he lives on the second floor) and those bags opened and a bunch of trash went every where, including a ton of beer cans) We had to pick them up and he still didn't take care of the rest of the trash. Thing is, our garage is right where he parks his car and we feel like he could easily put them in there whenever he goes to his car.

Not only do we have to deal with trash bags, he doesn't shovel his deck when it snows, so that snow falls onto ours (we shovel) and causes more work for us, and causes ice to billed up. We told him from the every beginning that he has to shovel his own deck since we have to do ours (ours is much bigger) and he agreed to it, but he still hasn't done it, so his deck is covered in thick layers of snow and ice.

So, should we say something or let it go?
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[Brooke]

I am a person who does not like confrontation at all. I don't like making people mad even when they are terrible. But I think something needs to be said. I mean that's really lazy. It's not that hard to take out the trash. I've had neighbors do it and it's gross. WHY should other people leave with someone else's trash? Not right imo. It's extremely lazy.

I live in apartments and we have two dumpsters; and you just have people who wont walk two seconds to take it out.

If he agreed to it then yes. He understands he has a responsibly and he's not doing what he's been asked by his landlords.

BUT be careful about it, be nice about it. People can just be weird sometimes.