Responding to annoyances

Many people, like me, do not find that living in multi-story apartments is still a great way to relax, disconnect from the stresses of daily life, and put our not-weaker feet up. One resident who has an apartment in the building is still upset about the trash being thrown on his expensive new car. It is more often his casual complaints drop into the conversations. 

It looked to be a straightforward issue for a parking owner who rationally pointed out that he did not anyway appreciate this habit. Others remarked about what would happen if the waste and other slightly useless items fell out through the duct on his costly car's cover. It's still difficult to tell whether the car owner is irritated by the trash or the open rectangular space of the duct. Some parking find such sorts of uncovered ducts. However, the builder found suitability of the uncovered ducts suitable for the high building. 

In addition, the car owner appears dissatisfied with the peculiar way cars are typically parked; he continues to complain about relatively difficult driving the long car out of the parking space. He picks on every little thing.  The residents are heard intermittently responding to these unusual annoyances. It remains so difficult to deal with his complaints as it is too tough for incredible people who are bound to think otherwise for a long time.