Entitled man steals all the free street parking with fleet of trucks, forcing frustrated neighbor to befriend family of crows to get back at him and his obnoxious vehicles: 'He will never get peace again'

We love our doggos, we really do, but if we had to choose a critter companion for a post-apocalyptic world, we would choose a crow. Crows are incredibly intelligent, trainable, have effective communication with other crows, and, when you get to know them, they can be pretty cute. So next time you see a crow on your way home, remember that they could be your new best friend… and savior in the event of an emergency.

The frustrated neighbor in this post learned this lesson the hard way. One of their neighbors always takes up all the free parking with his fleet of personal trucks. There was nothing physically they could do about it, so they turned to their next best friend - the avian community. After befriending a family of crows, this neighbor is now ready to get their just desserts whenever they want. Scroll down to see the full story below and remember: crows remember individual hoomans. If you offend a crow, it will probably tell all of its crow friends about you. You don't want to get on a crow's bad side.

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This post has also inspired us to start befriending some crows. It's not fair that most people lump them in with pigeons; they're not even remotely similar. If you feed crows, they will bring you presents. If you feed pigeons, they will just follow you around obnoxiously.
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Yes, think of all the things they could get up to together! Strategically-timed “droppings," poking holes in their grocery bags so they spill all over the driveway… the opportunities are endless.
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