‘She can't have my garden’: Duplex tenant tries to force their neighbor to switch garden beds with them, claiming they're entitled to the ‘better side,' gardener tenants refuse and get the landlord involved

Some people were born to grow fresh vegetables. Natural gardeners praise their skills of growth and can feed their entire family with just a few seeds and hours of soil tilling. For those of us who aren't exactly gifted at keeping any kind of plant alive (as a crusty, brown pothos plant gathers dust on my office desk), I can certainly see how a skill like this would be envy-worthy.

But to spite your failed gardening skills, would you go to great lengths to steal your neighbor's garden box? Not likely…

This entitled tenant thought that she could hoodwink the landlord into stealing her neighbor's garden after complaining they get better lighting on their box. However, they forgot to account for the countless hours spent tending the garden, the expensive gardening supplies, and the TLC their garden box received. So next to the neighbor's dry, hardened soil bed, this lush garden wasn't the only thing turning green.

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How far would you go to defend your crops? This tenant was willing to throw down with management, the landlord, and their entitled neighbor after their beloved tomatoes and cucumbers were threatened!
"AITAH for telling my neighbor she can’t have my side of the garden"

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