The closest to really insetting on floor two is being mistaken for delivery, for all of five seconds, by some guy taking out the trash. Nothing comes of it, but it sets up a bit of counterpoint for floor three. The design, at least from the AR signals, is flipped and therefore more like a traditional apartment building with blocks of apartments and rows of those blocks.<br/><br/>It's also very lively in a way that wasn't totally inaudible from below but inaudible in a way that suggests thorough soundproofing at certain key places and junctures. Inside, and you probably would hear nothing of the conversation. Which is raucous, but not directly angry. Third floor prices are low enough that the worst of the grumbling is more of 'I should probably move' than anything else.<br/><br/>Lots of bitching about how long the repairs are taking, but that's mostly chalked up to 'fuck Azzies.' At least that's what Athena can hear as she approaches the second floor apartment of interest. There's an AR sign (and probably a real one) saying<strong>DO NOT DISTURB</strong>but very little sign of occupancy or even life other than that. It's also unlocked. How curious.<br/>