Deepak works on a hotel reception. He keeps receiving complaints about the noisy hotel next door. He decides to write them a letter of complaint
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Dear Sir or Madam
I'm writing to you to complain about the loud music that our guests are able to hear coming from your premises every other night. I've never had to
write an email like this to another hotel before. However, it's completely unfair of you to expect our customers to endure such noise late into the night. I
don't think you'll appreciate it if we were to bother your customers late into the night. I'd imagine you'll complain very quickly.
In future, when you're having a late night party, please consider our guests and keep the noise to a reasonable level. I don't want to have to escalate this
complaint and take it to the police
Yours faithfully
Deepak Multani
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