‘Sorry this is an inconvenience for you’: Entitled resident refuses to remove bike from narrow communal hallway, neighbor forces her hand by turning to property manager

Some people truly believe that the world revolves around them. They think no rules apply to them, and that everyone else should do everything just to make sure they are happy. Surely we can all agree that these types of people are some of the worst, and watching them get what they deserve is wholeheartedly satisfying.

When this entitled neighbor got what she deserved, I had to physically stop myself from cheering out loud, which I am sure would have made the original poster (OP) pretty happy with themselves. This story began when OP grew tired of their neighbor storing her bike in their narrow communal hallway in Brooklyn. Yet OP decided to try and reach a middle ground with that neighbor, and find somewhere else they can store the bike. In a series of text exchanges between the two, which OP later shared on Reddit, they offered the neighbor many solutions, all of which she refused.

Eventually, OP realized the only solution was to turn to their property management, and in a later update, confirmed that management forced the neighbor to remove their bike (hurray!).

Keep scrolling to read the full story, including the infuriating texts and the later update on the success. Up next, check out this story of a client who demanded a meeting with a remote employee in the middle of the night.

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