Should I complain to my landlord management about this?

I will come there and beat him with a sock full of jelly donuts. I will cuss him out so bad that it would make a sailor blush then I will make him re wax the floors. After that he will be beat again with a sock full of powdered donuts then turn himself in to the apt people and admit he likes yorkies sexually.

Honestly I may have cursed at you too. You ruined the floor surface, and it now has to be stripped back down and done all over again. That was very rude and inconsiderate of you. He was polite, told you what was required. If you could not wait 2 hours you should have done your walking before.

I think it rather funny you think cursing is acting like a boss. But that aside, it is just that, words in frustration due to your lack of respect and you basically not giving a s**t how you effect other people. Tell the landlord if you like. When they hear about what you did to cause the reaction I am sure they will understand. Maybe curse some themselves because now they have to pay for many more hours of work just because you can't respect a very simple request for 30 minutes.

If you felt verbally abused you should write this to your landlord as well as supply a copy to your apartment onsite manager.

Normally people that verbally abuse you would escalate this abuse in the future and once again this would happen. If asked, by law enforcement or some other person in the future if this had happened yo would have no proof. Your husband, though might want to protect you is not in law enforcement and could be physically harmed if this was to happen again.

The way to stop being verbally abused is not doing nothing. It is stepping forward putting in writing as documented proof that this has occurred.

You would need to date a letter describing exactly what happened, the words uses as you remember them, sign the letter and send one to the onsite manager and the other to the landlord.

I hope this been of some benefit to you, good luck.

"FIGHT ON"

I appreciate the fact that he raised his voice angrily at you.

HOWEVER, his swearing has no meaning. I love to swear.

It is a cultural thing and the late comedian George Carlin

even created a song "the seven words you can't say on TV."

Some socieites get upset because of WORDS..........absurd.

I get upset when someone says 'help me GOD..." I consider

that extremely poor taste and hypocracy.

I prefer saying "you f u c k i n g moron, what were you thinking

about since it was not about this problem!"

Thus, you accepted his choice of words as an EXTRA insult.

That was his culture. If he had said quietly, "hey, please walk

over there, in two hours from now" he would not have

been personally satisfied that his message got across.

I know you are upset by this whole episode, but nothing would be solved by informing the landlord. I think getting your husband involved was the smart thing to do and you should leave it at that. Then simply try to avoid the person you have a problem with in the future. If he speaks to you, just ignore him.

Dig out your lease/rental agreement and look (normally on the back side) for the name and address of the building owner. Once you find it - write this person a letter of complaint.

If your paperwork does NOT have the name and address of the building owner....go to your local court house, assessors office and give them the street address of the building. This office will give you the name and address of the building owner and then write a letter of complaint to them.

If you do decide to complain to your landlord- I would "stay on point". What you wrote here has a huge amount of stuff that is not necessary. You talking to your neighbor, his job not being easy, you think he stole from other houses...none of that has to do with your complaint. Stay on point.

Sorry to say but you were very inconsiderate towards this guy. Let that be a lesson for you and try to respect other's work from now on.

if you and others have valid complaints that they can prove, yes as a group you might have something to complain about

his foul language and ill manners are nothing that you could sue for unless he actually attacked you -- your fear that he might is not something you can sue for