Maybe I’m from a foreign country (South Africa) but I always find it weird when people expect their government to sort out their problems. 
What about being resilient, independent and proud in yourself and your local community?
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maybe from foreign country south always find weird when people expect their government sort their what about being resilient independent yourself your local community
maybe foreign country south africa always find weird people expect government sort problems resilient independent proud local community
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The given Twitter post does not seem to be related to a maintenance report feedback for a public flat house. The post mentions "foreign country" and "government sort problems," which suggests that it may be unrelated to maintenance issues in a public housing complex. Additionally, the use of the phrase "always find weird people" and the statement "independent proud local community" suggest that the post is not about reporting maintenance issues or seeking help from the government. Therefore, the answer is "False" for the "relatedness" field, and the "type" field is set to "none" since the post does not seem to be related to any specific type of issue. The "explanation" field provides a brief explanation for why the post is not related to maintenance report feedback.