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When you go on vacation to a nice hotel with your family, the last thing you want to deal with is someone else's noise. You are on vacation, you shouldn't have to deal with that kind of stuff, right? You have the rest of the year to deal with entitled neighbors. Who has the energy to do so when they are in a hotel?

But sometimes, those things are out of your control, which is exactly what happened in the story below. This family was staying at a nice resort for a relaxing weekend, except they never really got to have a chance to relax. Instead, they had to deal with the noise from the neighboring family next to them, who wouldn't let them sleep. 

The dad decided he was going to take matters into his own hands and get back at the entitled family for the disturbance, but he forgot to take into account how his revenge was going to affect the hotel staff and the rest of his family.

Keep scrolling to read the full story, and let us know how you would have handled this situation in the comments below.

Three years ago at the Venice Film Festival, Brendan Fraser was the talk of the internet. A video of him overcome with emotion while receiving a standing ovation for the premiere of his new film, The Whale, went viral. The actor best known for roles in box-office crowd pleasers like George of the Jungle and The Mummy had never been in the awards conversation before. After that viral moment, however, a successful Oscar campaign was launched. Fraser would eventually go on to win Best Actor despite fierce competition and a divisive critical response to the film. In the end, it didn't matter how critics felt about The Whale. The comeback narrative for Fraser's campaign was so strong that, in retrospect, his win was inevitable. 

Flash forward to today, and it seems that the same exact narrative has begun to take shape with another well-known Hollywood actor gaining buzz for a similarly transformative role and an even more familiar "awards bait" narrative. This time, however, we're talking about someone known for a different adventure film with the word "jungle" in the title. Now, we're talking about Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, star of such critically reviled titles as Jungle Cruise 2 and Jumanji: The Next Level. The professional wrestler turned actor is already an early favorite for an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of MMA fighter Mark Kerr in Benny Safdie's upcoming film The Smashing Machine. But how is this performance already firmly in the awards conversation when it has not been released theatrically yet? Well, Johnson has already begun copying Brendan Fraser's homework beat by beat, and it seems to be working in his favor so far. In fact, Johnson's copy-and-paste approach to awards season further proves that when it comes to campaigning, the only thing more reliable than a strong performance is an even stronger PR narrative.