Times People Had The Worst Neighbors Ever

Times People Had The Worst Neighbors Ever
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[kenstrauss]

We had a neighbor who would constantly climb up on his roof pretending to check on his swamp cooler so he could see what was going on in our backyard when we were out there. It finally stopped when he fell off his roof and broke his leg !

[deineroehre]

Leaving animals like the cat and dog behind is absolutely brainless. The pets don't understand why they are not anylonger there. These people should be put in jail to learn the hard way that having animals means having responsibility. If you can't afford having pets or kids, don't have them and make their live terrible. It is so simple!

[paul]

2:41. I have a next door neighbor who likes to park right in the middle of the short curb in front of our house. Even though there is plenty of room for 2 cars, he takes up both spaces with one. And get this...he has space for 5 cars in his driveway. It's technically legal, but still assholish.

[mlhlvrt]

At 12, I was responsible enough to be home by myself. I was cooking the meals for my family as part of my chores. Both of my parents worked, and I was a better cook than my mom. In a large city, have windows properly secured and the doors locked, 12 should be able to be home unsupervised for a few hours a day.

[LynetteMcGrath]

I found this video so stressful. I hope the police were called in at least half of these cases. My neighbours on both sides with bright security lights are the reason I have black-out blinds/curtains in the bedrooms, which now seems pretty minor compared to some of these!

[dragondancer]

These hoarder types and people who throw their trash anywhere drive me nuts! The last apartment my husband and I lived in, we had an upstairs neighbor who left their trash bags on the balcony forever and wouldn’t take them to the dumpster until we complained about it. We would be sitting outside on our patio (ground-floor apartment) and the trash up on the balcony would be so rank that it would literally rain maggots on top of us! This was a regular occurrence!

[judythompson]

Videos like this make me endlessly grateful for where we live, in the middle of the woods. I can hear my neighbors' dogs, the cows, the cars on the road but it's more interesting when you don't have to deal with it face to face.

[benjalucian]

An acquaintance had an apartment across from an elderly lady and they were friendly with each other. The old lady had a pet cat. Once day, my acquaintance saw some commotion at her neighbors house. Movers were taking out all the furniture and boxes. She assumed the old lady had died, or was being moved to a home or just moving. The last person to leave was apparently some young relative. Maybe her son or grandson. He dumped the cat outside the door and left. Poor cat was sitting there, waiting to be let back in. My acquaintance took the cat in. Some people suck. Word to the wise, if you have pets, make arrangements for them if anything happens to you, so your beloved pets don't end up at the shelter or pound.

[chrisantoniou]

Good neighbours are worth their weight in gold!

[MeganVictoriaKearns]

My neighbors (a woman in her 50's and her 30 year old jobless son) moved in next door when the elderly gentleman living there passed away and they inherited the home. They came from a trailer in N Carolina that was about to be condemned. They aren't even hoarders, they're just agonizingly lazy. So in quick order, the hoarding began. Next, she got to selling everything. Progress? Nope. They were selling things to send money to Mom's fiancee... a man she never met in person... from Nigeria. Yeah. Seemed legit. 🙄🙄🙄 Oh and the best thing about these people is they bathe outside when it rains because it "Saves money on the water bill". They literally take a bar of soap and a bottle of shampoo and stand in the rain and "shower". It's f*ing nuts.

[vivianblack]

For the floodlight problem I saw where the dad installed mirrored one way smoked glass on that side of the house. Lights were taken down. For camera problem there are bushy maples that grow nicely in pots and pots can be moved on wheely garden things to reposition when the neighbour moves the camera. My minor upstairs neighbour problem was I had spent all Sunday afternoon spring cleaning my patio garden, went inside showered, changed, grabbed a tea and a book, sat down only to be covered in dirt as the people decided to sweep their balcony dirt over the sides and all over me. Arrgh.

[marktwain]

This is why I live in the boonies, nearest neighbors are about two miles away, but I still get idiots driving down our gravel road at up to seventy mph.
The world just keeps getting more and more insane!

[feeberizer]

1:40 had one exactly like that with the light shining in my bedroom window. Years later in a different state, it was discovered that one of the apartment tenants next to me was using meth. The landlord couldn't get an eviction notice served because _the courts were all shut down due to COVID!_ What a mess.

[bbygrl]

Anyone who abandons an animal, there is a special place in hell for them. That one about them taking the collar but not the cat is absolutely infuriating.

[dg]

Sounds like my neighbours....
Left side good friends but right side total bellend who six months after my wife passed away tried to convince me that she'd agreed to something when she hadn't and it shocked him when I stood my ground and stood up to him.
His parting comments were "Don't you talk to me ever again and if I catch either of your cats shitting in my garden I'll kill them".
About a year later my cats were rehomed due to my health.
Had to laugh when I had an engineer called out to fix a fault on my phone line and he was 6ft 5 and built like world's strongest man and first thing he said when entering my house "What's with your neighbour next door {bellend} just been trying to stare me down".

[a.l.a.]

All the bullets and arrows going through people's homes from irresponsible/clueless neighbors. Mind-boggling. I think we are much the only industrialized Western country that could have a compilation of so many HUGE bullet holes in people's homes as collateral damage of simply living near/next to a person careless with their firearms. Yikes.

[brigidtheirish]

Stuff like this makes me glad to live on a farm. It also makes me want to buy (or, rather, for my family to buy, since it's sort of a collective) all the surrounding land so the town can't creep any closer. Bad enough a house was built less than a quarter mile down the road a few years ago.

[Aimz]

My upstairs neighbor randomly drills every now and then (funnily enough he's drilling right now). He has wooden flooring and the noise is horrific and deafening (I have autism and i'm super sensitive to everything). Many years ago his gf walked around in heels and all you heard was "clomp, clomp, clomp" non-stop for 8 hrs, every day for 2 years. Then he had his son over every weekend and after one weekend the next he suddenly developed tourettes and swore black and blue. But the rare occassions he hosted a football game party his mates would be drunk and loud at 5pm and never shut up till 5am.

[sarahstrong]

In the U.K. it is legal to leave children the age of 12 and above home alone. At the age of 11 I had to collect my brothers from the childminder, take them home, look after them, clear up all the breakfast things, clean the kitchen & peel potatoes for our evening meal. Later both of my younger brothers were having difficulties learning to read. I knew from experience that it was because my mother used to go mad & start yelling at them & swiping at their heads every-time they made a mistake so I started hearing them read before she got home, being very carefull to give them plenty of praise & encouragement & only gently pointing out the most significant mistakes & explaining them so they could focus on correcting them.
After that both my brothers learnt to read without further problems.