They were trying to take tens of feet of our land': Entitled couple harasses new neighbors over property line, threatens legal action only to discover they're the ones invading

When a young couple moved into their grandparents' home after it had been vacant for a year, they were immediately greeted with drama from their entitled Boomer neighbors. Apparently, the neighbors had gotten a little too comfortable using the vacant yard and weren't happy to lose that extra space. The moment the new owners moved in, the neighbors started harassing them, claiming they were invading their property and even threatening legal action.

But the best part of the story is, after getting property lines surveyed, it turned out the Boomers were wrong. Not only were the new neighbors not on their land, but the entitled couple had actually been using their property for years. Have you ever heard of a more satisfying dose of karma? In the end, the boomers got a harsh reality check. Maybe next time, they'll think twice before calling the lawyers (though we're doubtful).

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