Nosy neighbor repeatedly goes through man's mailbox and hand-delivers mail at all hours of the day, man takes extreme measures in an effort to deter him: ‘This guy is wild’

Why can't neighbors ever seem to mind their own business? Whether they're concerned about your lawn, your driveway, or the street you live on, they make sure to let you know that they have an issue with you.

Sometimes, they might not even have an issue with you. They might think they're running for the "Best Neighbor Award", making sure you get your mail if you didn't check your mailbox that day. Maybe, they even knock on your door with a sound that shares the likeness of the authorities to let you know they have your mail. At all hours of the night and day. Repeatedly. At that point, they're no longer doing you a service, but rather inconveniencing you while you're trying to get some shut-eye.

The bottom line: don't touch anyone's mail. That's not your job, that's the mailman's, and you could sign yourself up for some time if you mess with the wrong person. They might think you're trying to steal their mail. If it's not yours, don't touch it! That's what's going on in the story you're about to read, so scroll below if you're interested in seeing some ridiculous neighborly behavior.

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