We have helicopters. We have Brooklyn Bridge renovation work. We have kids going to and from Brooklyn Bridge Park. What we don’t have–count your blessings–are neighbors who disturb our peace while getting a piece; at least none who have done so flagrantly enough to rate a 311 call to complain. DNA Info has created an interactive map that shows, by zip code, how many such complaints have originated from each area. Our zip code, 11201, gets a solid “G” rating for zero complaints. Contrast this with Bay Ridge, which gets a “XXX” for seven complaints, although according to this article by Kristin Iversen in Brooklyn Magazine, all of these complaints have been caused by one couple, who reign as the city champs of cacaphonic canoodling.

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