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Vegan Family Sends Note To Neighbor Complaining About Meat Smells Making Them 'Feel Sick'

Vegan Family Sends Note To Neighbor Complaining About Meat Smells Making Them 'Feel Sick'
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Kylie from Perth, Australia, shared images of two letters after her vegan neighbors smelled the meat coming from her kitchen and a backyard bbq.

A vegan resident in Australia raised a stink over her carnivorous neighbor's cooking and penned a letter in hopes of keeping the meaty fumes from her plant-eating fam.

The Hey Perth Facebook page obtained the following letters from a woman who wrote:


"Hello neighbour, could you please shut your side window when cooking please."
"My family are vegan (we eat only plant-based foods) and the smell of the meat you cook makes us feel sick and upset."
"We would appreciate your understanding. Thanks, Sarah, Wayne and kids."

Here is a screenshot of the letter.

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Another message emphasized:

"Important message."


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The note scrawled on the envelope read:

"Please take seriously."


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Facebook followers were not terribly sympathetic to the vegan family's plight.

One commenter who thought the complaint was petty, responded:

"I bet her mouth starts watering when old mate mows his lawn and she gets a whiff of that deliciously fresh cut grass but!"

Another said:

"That’s it I’d be putting a leg of lamb on the Weber today they can smell it all day long."

One user joked:

"Set up a Meating."

And some snark for good measure.

A same reply is enough. Dear neighbour, please shut your windows when you cook veggies as I am carnivore (eat meat only) and the smell of the cooked veggies is offensive to me 😁😁.

The story made it over to Twitter via Daily Loud where replies were kinder.

Some felt it was a reasonable request.


Even Hannity ran with it, promising a segment on his show about this very important "news" story.

Which was met with mockery from Hannity's own fans.



So, what do you think, Team Vegan or Team Meat?


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