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    Guy pours gravel all over entitled neighbor’s car after he parked in the middle of the driveway again: ‘I didn’t stop until they left’

    Messing with your neighbor's boundaries is always a risk not worth taking. Just because you think you can get away with it does not mean you should do it. Your neighbor may seem timid, but that may change once you push their buttons enough.

    In this instance, the author of this story was sick and tired of his neighbor blocking his driveway. To make matters worse, the neighbor could have parked just ten meters forward and it would have been fine, but now the author was completely unable to pull out of his own driveway. It was the final straw for him, so he decided to take special care with the nature strip outside of the house. This responsibility was usually handled and organized by the town council, but the author decided to do it himself because he could control exactly where the gravel would fall. Let's just say that his neighbor's car ended up being a casualty in the process.

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