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Input: Hey all,
Some back story here. I live in HCMC Vietnam. I have rented an apartment in a nice upscale apartment building for the last two years. Each apartment is privately owned, and we have an HOA in charge of management of the building. The HOA board is in charge of hiring a managing/service company to oversee services such as security, cleaning, etc. This year we elected a new woman in charge of the HOA, and she promptly fired the old company and hired another contractor. I work from a home office, which is relevant to this story.

I order food often. Food and delivery here is really cheap, and I can order from essentially any restaurant in the city far cheaper than I could personally cook a meal. We are talking like $3 delivered to your door. I'll often order coffee or whatever as well. My girlfriend doesn't much care for western food, so sometimes we will order from different places. This essentially equates to like 3-7 deliveries a day.

How this worked in my building is what you would expect from a hotel or an office.

The delivery guy talks to the woman at the front desk and she calls my apartment. I confirm I am expecting a delivery, he has to sign in and she escorts him to the elevator and allows him entry to my floor. Everything in the building is key-card access, and the delivery guy can only go to my floor and back to ground.

This morning I woke up and there was a sign posted in the lobby which stated that this procedure was "unsafe" and that tenants of the building will have to go down to retrieve any deliveries.

I talked to the security guy and the girl at the reception desk why this policy was put in place and they told me that the woman in charge of the HOA spent an entire day in the lobby of the building and counted delivery people coming in and out of the building and arbitrarily decided there were too many. We have never had any theft or break ins, everything is very tightly controlled here with cameras and security at essentially every exit, 24 hours a day.

Now this policy frankly pisses me off. Ever since the new company has taken over, my desire to stay in this apartment has decreased significantly, but I have a lease and don't want to lose my two month deposit so I'm a bit stuck. It takes me 10-15 minutes farting around with the elevator which should normally be like a 5 second transaction with a delivery guy.

I have tried talking to this woman about how much of an inconvenience this is. She has ignored me entirely or had the girl at the front desk run interference.

I've decided that I would fight fire with fire and I've started ordering deliveries of bottled water to the woman who runs the HOA and I've paid the security guy to let me know if she let's anyone into the building. I've also paid a photocopy shop to deliver 100 copies of a letter every day this week saying I disagree with the policy.

Tomorrow I have a meeting with the company that sells ads in the elevators for the building, and I intend to buy a TV sized ad expressing my dislike for this policy.

My girlfriend agrees that the policy is bullshit but she says I am taking this too far. It'd be cheaper for me to run the ad and try to change the policy so I don't have to move than break my lease.

Am I the asshole here? How far should I take the petty revenge. My idea is if this woman is inconvenienced in the same way she is inconveniencing me, she will change the policy, but I live in a country where this form of protest (or really, any form of protest, since politically it's illegal) is seriously looked down upon.

My girlfriend is quite pissed off about this, because I'm causing a scene, but it is enough of an issue to me I feel like I'd like to see it through.

What say you, Reddit?

taking petty revenge against my hoa