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    Retired grandfather teams up with old lady to get even with entitled neighbor for complaining about the wall on grandfather's property: 'The guy needed to pay thousands to repair all the water damage'

    Nothing was going to stop this grandfather from proving his point. After years of hard work, upon retirement, this man decided he wanted to spend the next chapter of his life at a remote home in the mountains, where he had just two neighbors: an elderly woman and an unhinged man. If this story serves as an indicator of anything, it's that you should never underestimate your neighbors, no matter how old and content they may seem.

    This story also goes to show that no matter how much you may dislike something on your neighbor's property, unless it actively impacts your living situation or goes against the rules of the community, it's simply not worth it to try and sabotage your neighbor. As we've already mentioned, you never know who you're dealing with, and this grandpa was not going to be manipulated by anyone. Keep scrolling below for the full saga and for the best reactions from members of the online community in the comments!

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