This is what moved in next door to us:
And no that's not a chicken because if it were, I would have welcomed it.
This is a rooster and the biggest difference between a rooster and chicken (other than its sex) is that a rooster crows every morning at dawn and apparently, in my hood that's at about 6 am.
This is a rooster and the biggest difference between a rooster and chicken (other than its sex) is that a rooster crows every morning at dawn and apparently, in my hood that's at about 6 am.
Our conversation this morning:
Me: What the hell is that sound?
C: What sound?
**rooster crowing in background.**
Me: That sound.
**rooster crowing some more.**
C: I think it's a rooster.
Me: Why is there a rooster outside?
C: I think its your neighbor's.
Me: Great. What time is it?
C: Sunrise. That's when roosters crow. They crow when they see the sun.
Me: Thank you for that information -- but what TIME is it?
C: 6.
Me: Great.
My dad got the whole story today. Apparently our neighbors used to have a chicken but the chicken ran away. They came over a few weeks ago asking my dad if he saw a chicken. Anyways, I guess they couldn't find the chicken and so they decided to get a rooster instead. Our neighbors have a son that is autistic. He doesn't speak very much, but he does clap a lot. Apparently that's how he communicates? Anyways, they got the rooster (and the chicken) for him. So now interspersed between the incessant clapping, we hear crowing as well.
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