Do you know your neighbors?
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My neighbor’s know me
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Yes… but hopefully they don’t know ME! 
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Sure do! We are very lucky to have awesome neighbors all around us.
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I don’t even know my teenagers, apparently.
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“Hi-di-ho, neighbor!”
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For sure. I saw that Tom Hanks movie The Burbs
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of course
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That was before he had Wilson in his life.
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Depends on how quickly i walk and if eye contact is made.
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Very well. I have a camera trained about 10 feet from their front door, and I received an alert anytime anyone enters or leaves their residence. Sounds creepy, but my front door is in a breezeway, and they live right across from me. I’ve got a Eufy Doorbell camera that captures everything that happens in the breezeway and has package protection. I also know the guy who lives next to me, and the neighbors of 3 out of 4 of the downstairs units. I’m blessed to live around good people, except for the guy who lives diagonally from me and the guy under him. I’ve never met them.
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People are not interested in their neighbors anymore. Used to be that everyone looked out for each other. It is a sad decline.
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When I was a kid, teen & twenties I knew my neighbors and everyone (except Andy) was genuinely friendly & helpful. You could borrow things, get help with something, play cards or chess, watch a game, dig someone out of a snowbank, send over a meal, just shoot the shit on the porch, etc.
But I never knew their politics. It never came up. That was a personal decision and your own business.
Now through targeted advertising and unbalanced reporting of politics (Citizen’s United dumped $Ms into PACs) are dividing families, neighbors, religious groups, and the country.
There may be other reasons, but this is a biggie.
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Yes, but it started before politics came into the fray.
People don’t take a collective ownership of the neighborhood they live in.
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I don’t talk to the neighbors.
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Nah
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Kind of
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