Complained to Tenants, Received Spelling Corrections and a Grade

Srđan Miljković, president of the tenants' association in a Novi Sad building, wrote a letter to the apartment owner to complain about the behavior of her subtenants. Instead of a reply, he received corrected spelling and a grade as if in school, reports the Patria news agency.

The seemingly distressing letter, in which he states that the subtenants are often drunk, do not choose the time of day to play loud music, and that he suspects they are using drugs, turned out to be hilariously funny, as the tenants had objections to his spelling.

In the letter, Srđan told his neighbor Duška that her subtenants are terrorizing the entire building by playing loud music.

Even worse, in his opinion, is that talking to them yielded no results, and that they ignore visits from the municipal police.

Someone who clearly understands spelling corrected Srđan's work, with the most objections concerning the use of pleonasms and the use of superlatives for adjectives where they do not exist. Finally, the corrector recommended that the tenants' association president equalize the margins and gave him a B+.

The letter was published on the Facebook page "Live from Novi Sad Streets," and residents of Novi Sad quickly spread it, writes Blic.