Entitled woman demands random man snow-shovel her driveway, he refuses and then proceeds to shovel all of his neighbor's cars and driveways instead: ‘I'm not the HOA!'

Another snowstorm, another neighborhood Karen demanding you shovel the snow off of her property for free. This one neighbor was not having it, though.

What do you do when the local Karen approaches you and demands free services that you have no business giving her? It happens more often than anyone would like. This tends to happen even more often in the wintertime, because the snow creates another job that an entitled Karen does not want to handle. In fact, they think they are above dealing with the snow and thus are entitled to have someone else do it for them. As if they were the kings and queens of society, and everyone else just their loyal servants. Well, this Karen had to get a dose of reality.

It all started when she confused a neighbor with an HOA worker sent to shovel the snow. This neighbor went to shovel out his car parked on another street, and while he was there, he did the good deed of shoveling out his friends' cars too, and the walkway of a couple of elderly neighbors who would not be able to do it themselves.

Unfortunately for him, the local Karen saw him shoveling snow and decided she was entitled to his free labor as well.

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It is one thing when you are being a kind neighbor and helping your community out, it is another thing when a random person who you don't even know in the community demands free labor from you. That is an entitled Karen neighbor and they do not deserve your kindness. So move on, mister!
And that is exactly what this guy did. He not only yelled back to this Karen that he does not work for her, but he also proceeded to shovel out the walkways and cars of several neighbors right in front of her face. She followed him around, still screaming, but he still showed her that her disrespect wouldn't get her anywhere.
"I'm NOT shoveling your walkway and I'm NOT with the HOA."

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