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video clip posted to Twitter, showing two neighbors arguing in the street over the smell of cooking pork, has gone viral on Thursday.

The video clip shows the two men arguing in the street surrounded by a small group of people in a residential area of Cengkareng, West Jakarta. In the clip, a man who has been identified as Kuswanto is seen scolding his neighbor, Doni Pranata, for cooking pork and letting the smell enter his house.

“[You are cooking] pork, right? Don’t cook it here!” Kuswanto is heard saying in the clip.

In response, Doni says in a relatively calm tone that there is no law that prohibits him from cooking in his own house: “You don’t have any right to intervene in what your neighbor cooks.”

The video, which was posted on Wednesday, had been viewed 238,000 times at the time of writing.

Some of the onlookers appear to be siding with Kuswanto, while others sympathize with Doni.

West Cengkareng subdistrict head Boy Raya confirmed the incident, saying Doni had been cooking the pork dish to sell later.

“Meanwhile, Pak Kuswanto’s house is right in front of Pak Doni’s, and he was bothered by the [smell],” Boy said, as quoted by kompas.com.

Boy confirmed that no regulations existed that banned residents from cooking pork but said Doni had agreed to install a vent so smell from his kitchen would not affect his neighbors.

The two neighbors have signed an agreement under which Doni must install the vent by the end of the month.