Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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A 20-year family feud that started because of a leaky ceiling has literally broken through the floor and escalated into a bizarre war between neighbors. The principal factions are led by two brothers living on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the same apartment building in New Taipei. The older brother says a huge hole recently appeared on his ceiling, after his little brother living upstairs grabbed an electric drill and punched through his own floor. The upstairs brother now uses the hole to flush out water from his unit, sending a murky waterfall splashing down in the second floor every now and then. Let’s hear more.
Voice of relative
Lives on 2nd floor
He really grabbed a drill and bit by bit it came crumbling down. Now there really is a hole in my ceiling, and he’s started bucketing water down. It all started when I told them they should help us deal with a leak. But he did nothing! We even asked the local borough warden for help to no avail. A few years later, they got a leak in their ceiling, and they told us to do something about it.
Voice of younger brother
Lives on 3rd floor
I’m all down to help and to talk things out. If we have to fix it all, so be it. I said we can start from the very top, and then fix our way down to the 2nd floor. We could all do the repairs together and split the cost. But they don’t want to.
And the feud extends outside the home. The two brothers co-own a shop with another four siblings. The elder brother claims that his little brother refuses to pay rent whenever they have a falling-out. From drippy ceilings to rental debt, the older brother has ultimately decided to take the argument to court in hopes that a judge will put this drawn-out family drama to rest.
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A 20-year family feud that started because of a leaky ceiling has literally broken through the floor and escalated into a bizarre war between neighbors. The principal factions are led by two brothers living on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the same apartment building in New Taipei. The older brother says a huge hole recently appeared on his ceiling, after his little brother living upstairs grabbed an electric drill and punched through his own floor. The upstairs brother now uses the hole to flush out water from his unit, sending a murky waterfall splashing down in the second floor every now and then. Let’s hear more.
Voice of relative
Lives on 2nd floor
He really grabbed a drill and bit by bit it came crumbling down. Now there really is a hole in my ceiling, and he’s started bucketing water down. It all started when I told them they should help us deal with a leak. But he did nothing! We even asked the local borough warden for help to no avail. A few years later, they got a leak in their ceiling, and they told us to do something about it.
Voice of younger brother
Lives on 3rd floor
I’m all down to help and to talk things out. If we have to fix it all, so be it. I said we can start from the very top, and then fix our way down to the 2nd floor. We could all do the repairs together and split the cost. But they don’t want to.
And the feud extends outside the home. The two brothers co-own a shop with another four siblings. The elder brother claims that his little brother refuses to pay rent whenever they have a falling-out. From drippy ceilings to rental debt, the older brother has ultimately decided to take the argument to court in hopes that a judge will put this drawn-out family drama to rest.
For more Taiwan news, tune in:
Mon to Fri at 9:30 pm on Channel 152
Tue to Sat at 1 am on Channel 53
#familyfeud #feud #funny #neighbor #neighborsfromhell #aita
#台灣新聞 #TaiwanNews #民視新聞 #FTV新聞 #Taiwan
