'I'm pretty sure she's complained about everyone with a dog': Entitled neighbor insists HOA control neighbor's grass growth

Just how much should you care about your neighbor's yard? It all depends how well you can mind your business, which this woman has yet to do. Instead, she's content to stick her nose into everyone else's business, and she's trying to involve the local HOA, too. 

Most of us have a hundred things on our plate at any given time, between work, school, childcare or caring for parents, hobbies, and having a social life. We're often juggling so many things that it can be completely exhausting. But not everyone lives that life: some folks have very little going on at the moment. For some people, especially those who are retired or have a lot of time on their hands, criticizing people can become a full-time hobby. 

Just ask this woman, who was truly obsessed with the state of her neighbor's grass. I get it, most people don't want to live near a house that's a major eyesore from construction work or overgrown grass or even trash left outside. But just having spotty grass isn't a crime, girlfriend. It probably doesn't matter to 99.9% of people in the neighborhood, including the original person who shared this story, u/StrongAbbreviations5. They write that although their lawn isn't pristine, they keep it mowed and in good condition. That's just not good enough for this neighborhood watchdog, who instead of doing literally anything else with her time has become the grass police. 

Up next, this dad kept demanding his daughter drive him everywhere, so she got back at him by driving him right to the most expensive restaurant in town.