Bob lives in a five-person commune where his roommate’s loud, late-night intimate noises are keeping the rest of the house awake and creating an awkward living environment. He completely dismisses the complaints. He defends the noise as "sounds of passion" and argues that intimacy shouldn't have a volume limit. The house is split on how to handle it. Some residents feel it's wrong to shame people for their private moments, while others argue that living communally requires basic courtesy and respecting everyone's right to sleep. We put it to the audience and they decided NOT GUILTY. What do you think?