‘They’re practically strangers on my property’: Man calls out sneaky neighbor for parking their car in his driveway every week while he's not home, is seeking recourse to send a message

Lana DeGaetano • "Show me to me please."

Sep 29, 2024 6:00 PM EDT

Some neighbors decide to introduce themselves and communicate with you, be neighborly, and that jazz. Other neighbors prefer to keep to themselves, which is completely fine. To each their own.

When your antisocial neighbor does things behind your back on your property, things can get messy. Entitlement shines through no matter what—and this Reddit story is no different. The original poster (OP) of this story is dealing with an antisocial neighbor who owns "approximately" six cars. They take up their own driveway, garage, and the front of the curb near the OP's house.

Upon coming home in the middle of the day, the OP sees the neighbor parked in his driveway. Confused, he goes up to them and asks what they're doing there, especially because they've never spoken before. The neighbor matter-of-factly states that every week, they use OP's driveway while the street sweeper comes through. OP is baffled and wants to send a message. Scroll to read the entire story.