Neighbor continuously parks truck on public boat ramp blocking anyone else from using it, then watches it roll straight into the lake: 'He had to deal with karma for his entitlement'

Homeowners' associations get a bad rap, but every once in a while (emphasis on 'once in a while'), they become the heroes of their own suburban soap opera. In this case, a gated Florida community with private lake access found itself at war with one resident who decided that rules—like not parking on the grass or blocking the boat ramp—didn't apply to him.

After ignoring multiple warnings and a pair of shiny new "No Parking" signs, he thought he'd outsmart the HOA by leaving his truck right at the bottom of the ramp. Technically not on the grass, technically not parked illegally... until it was.

When towing was finally called, the truck rolled backward into the lake, submerging itself up to the doors. No HOA meeting could have scripted it better.

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There’s something deeply satisfying about a story where karma doesn’t need to be metaphorical. Florida has hurricanes, gators, and apparently, self-towing trucks. If only every case of suburban entitlement resolved itself this neatly, HOAs everywhere could take the afternoon off.
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"Karma for entitled homeowner who thinks they own lake access"

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This story proves that HOA aren't always the bad guys. Sometimes their needed to keep your neighbors in check.
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