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    'My driveway is BLOCKED': Entitled neighbor takes over resident's private garage, blocking their driveway, resident has car towed, sparking neighborhood feud

    Neighbors will often surprise you in the most inconvenient and infuriating ways. Just when you think you understand them inside and out, they will decide to build fences on your property, throw loud parties during the work week, and, as was the case here, park exactly where they have been told not to do so.

    Now, under most circumstances, we allow a grace period for innocent mistakes. Perhaps there was an emergency that would justifiably explain why your neighbor opted to park in your personal garage, thereby blocking your own car from your own driveway. That being said, you would think that in an emergency, this person would notify you in some way beforehand, even if it's last minute, before invading your property without your expressed approval. 

    Keep scrolling below for this resident's account of the time they decided that it was the last straw and ultimately called to get this woman's car towed. 

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