‘I can't lift heavy snow. But you don't care about me’: Neighborhood resident demands man use his snow blower to clean his area of the sidewalk, then berates him for a few minutes in front of his toddler-aged son before finally offering to pay him

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• There are plenty of better, less-analog gadgets folks use for getting rid of snow. Heck, sprinkle some salt over your property before the snow arrives with a vengeance, and you're golden. Or, consider having multiple children so you can send them off and make them do it for you… I know my mother did…

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