Entitled lady complains that snow shoveling neighbor didn't plow her driveway, he gets petty in return: 'Have fun driving on ice for the next few weeks!'

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Ben Weiss • Writer and Editor
Jan 8, 2025 2:00 PM EST

Depending on the kindness of strangers can backfire if you're also an entitled brat. You cannot expect the people around you to constantly do good deeds for you without, at the very least, showing any gratitude in return. 

In some ways, one has to admire the audacity of ungrateful neighbors. Sure, I would not want to shovel my neighbor's driveway day after day without receiving any acknowledgment for my selflessness. On the other hand, a small part of me wishes I could have the entitlement and the lack of self-awareness that would make me move through the world feeling like the main character instead of moving through the world like a court jester with crippling anxiety and a people-pleaser mentality.

This entitled lady genuinely could not forgive her neighbor for shoveling the snow on her driveway one day and then not doing it the next day. She event took to social media to voice her outrage, which backfired because it only turned all the neighbors in her surrounding area against her, and with good reason!

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  • Thankfully, this neighbor was not the kind of person to give into her unnecessary demands. In fact, he made sure her driveway remained untouched for the next several days despite the nine more inches of snow they subsequently got. This meant that all that snow would inevitably turn to ice, which would not exactly be the most convenient thing the next time the entitled lady left the house.

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    It's been snowing here for the past few days in chicago and a lot of snow fell, almost 12 inches in 2 days in my area. I was plowing my driveway 2 days ago and decided to plow the neighbors driveway next door and the neighbor across the
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    street since I didn't go to work and I saw they weren't home. The neighbor across the street saw me plowing so they came over after work and thanked me but I didn't hear from the neighbor next door. Over night another 6 inches fell so I plowed my driveway but none of the neighbors because I had to go to work. I look at my Facebook and see that my
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    neighbor next door posted that I plowed her driveway the first day and not the second day. She wrote "he plowed my driveway yesterday but not today Smh",some people be super lazy". I came home and was talking to another neighbor who saw the post and he told me she was home all day the first day and she didn't even come outside to
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    thank me but instead chose to write a h√ message about me on Facebook. Her driveway is very long and it took me almost triple the time to do hers compared to mine. I would have plowed it when i got home but not after her writing that post which half my neighbors saw. How can people be so and inconsiderate? Now I regret
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    even plowing her driveway in the first place. Since then another 3 inches fell and her driveway has around 9 inches of unplowed snow which will turn into ice tomorrow. She's asked other neighbors
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    to plow it for her but all of them refused due to the Fb post. Have fun driving on ice for the next few weeks. Wasn't enought revenge as some of you hoped but it's enough for me lol.
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  • Several members of the online community chimed in with their reactions to the neighbor's petty revenge. Here's what they had to say about the snow drama!

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    MNJayW 9 hr. ago I was out shoveling today and a neighbor I haven't met yet came down the street and blew what was left in my driveway. He had just gotten a new battery operated blower and wanted to see how well the battery would hold up. He was giggling the entire time. Told my wife about it and she said to check the price on one. Found the same one on a smoking deal, $600 off, it'll be here Friday. Thanks Alex.
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    Zoreb1 10 hr. ago I would have replied to her post that I plowed the first day (as she stated) but not the next day as I had to go to work and as a result of her hateful comment I'll never plow her driveway again. She'll probably block and delete but your message would get across.
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    Grouchy-Ad4338 · 9 hr. ago Wow. What a level of entitlement? Why would she even think for a second that she received a favor from a kind hearted neighbor who went out of his way for her. And then she had the audacity to post about negatively? Wonder what planet did she come from. OP, my friend, be careful as she may have you booked for stealing all her snow the first day. All 12 inches of it....
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    Koolest Kat 11 hr. ago No good deed goes unpunished. My neighbor plowed our sidewalks last year using his 4-wheeler with a blade. I offered a hot toddie, wife started baking cookies to drop off. Sure he enjoys using the new toy but bribery will get you all the way!!
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    LibraryMouse4321 · 10 hr. ago My mom was away during a big snowstorm so I asked her neighbor if their sons would shovel for money. Instead, all the neighbors did the shoveling while all the kids played in the snow, and wouldn't accept money. So baked them all cookies.
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    latents 10 hr. ago my neighbor next door posted that I plowed her driveway the first day and not the second day. She wrote "he plowed my driveway yesterday but not today Smh", some people be super lazy". I wish someone had responded "He did his turn. Now it's your turn to plow all the driveways and tomorrow someone else can have a turn."
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    As someone who expects to grow older every year and in time to become less and less independently capable, thank you for being kind to your neighbors regardless of their lack of appreciation. (Note to self: do not retire in Chicago. There's too much snow.)
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    . SuperSassyPantz · 1 day ago my nice neighbor has a snow plow and will often do my sidewalk and driveway for me, and i send him an amz card whenever he does. one time i think they'd been away for the week, so i shoveled his sidewalk and a small path to his mailbox. the neighbor on my other side is also in his 60s, but he constantly parks 2 tires on my lawn instead of his driveway, so fk him. i think he kept looking out the window hoping i'd do his next.
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    EndsLikeShakespeare · 1 day ago "I'm sorry, I apparently shouldn't have cleared your driveway initially without us having an agreement. I'll blow the snow back onto it and we can forget this ever happened."
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    88mistymage88 - 1 day ago My husband loves to get his S10 (or whatever kind of small truck it is) out to plow. He and his BFF plow our driveways, our son's driveway, the scrapper guy's driveway, old people in our neighborhood, some of my siblings' driveways (some pay) and his BFF's neighbor's huge driveway (she was like "I love that you plowed but why not do it tomorrow (today)?" Because it's a small truck, the 1' of snow was fun.... the additional 6 or more inches plus the - F weather that happ
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    My hubby was laughing at seeing posts all 3 days of this snowpocalypse of people asking about getting plowed at 4 or 5pm.... it's dark at 5pm. My oldest used his snow blower and went all around his block's sidewalks. Just because he has a snow blower and didn't have to use it for his driveway since Dad did it LOL.
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    mcds99 1 day ago A radio personality complained about the city plowing on the radio, he did it several times, on several days. He got home one day his driveway had 6 yards of snow on it. I'm not saying anyone should do that.
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    . your_mail_man · 20 hr. ago A similar thing hapened to me some years ago. The neighbors across the street had 3 houses along a long, gravel driveway. The wind would blow it shut so when I came to the bottom of my driveway, I wiould go straight across and make a pass to open it to all 3 houses. For clarity, the were all related to each other. I did this for 5 or 6 years, even though no one ever came over to say thank you.
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    As my kids got older, we were selling Scout popcorn and we knocked on the door of the first house. I introduced us as the neighbors across the road, my son said he was selling popcorn and the homeowner went off on us like we stole something. I don't expect anyone to buy anything from us, but my son had to make the effort, but his reaction was beyond r[
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    Needless to say, for every winter after that, when I got to the end of my driveway, I did not cross the road. One of the other relatives saw me at the store one day and asked why I had stopped plowing and I
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    told them politely that none of them had ever so much as thanked me, and after the treatment at the door, I would not be crossing the road. No good deed goes unpunished.
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