Man trekking to work in the snowstorm starts a snowball fight with an entitled neighbor blocking the only exit to his apartment complex: ‘Got him to move’

A man's got enough problems if he has to trek through arctic snowstorms to get to work, but after finding his neighbor parked and blocking the only exit, something snapped.

People are up to the gills in snow right now, and it's no longer pleasant.

If you're living anywhere in North America, Level 3 or 4 snowstorms are bombarding your city, filling your streets with arctic mess, and freezing solid any means of transportation. Do bosses care that their employees need ice picks and mountaineering gear to clock in for their minimum-wage shift? Of course not. Naturally, that means a lot of people are forced, against their will, to emerge from their homes, which are so snowed in that they could plausibly be categorized as igloos. What was once a winter wonderland snow day has gone on far too long for the corporate machine to stalemate any longer, and despite similar or worsening snow conditions outside, people are being forced to come back to work. Lovely!

As if our jobs are worth more than our lives out on the black ice, many working folks are bundling up, braving the outdoors, and spending hours digging out their cars in order to head to their shifts. Nearly frostbitten fingers and iceberg toes are not exactly cause for a good, cheerful attitude in the morning. There's only so much your morning coffee can accomplish.

Unluckily for the entitled neighbor in this next story, he found himself face-to-face with a man who was at his wintry wits' end.

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With hands and cheeks colder than Antarctica itself, this working man was poised to explode that one fateful morning. After spending what seemed like a lifetime digging his car out from under the snow, moving snow banks out of the way, and shoveling 10 tons of frozen slop, he was finally ready to embark on his commute. However, despite the snow chains, the all-terrain settings, and his car's 4WD, the biggest obstacle that lay in his path wasn't a treacherously frozen tundra, but a neighbor's car, parked horizontally across the exit to the apartment complex.
With patience thinner than the ice on which he drove, the man snapped. Funnily enough, his road rage outburst was actually sort of wholesome, as he decided to quench his fiery hot fury with a bundle of snow, turning the tables on the neighbor with an onslaught of hoots, hollers, and perfectly crafted snowballs.
Let the snowball fight champion decide who's right or wrong in this neighborhood drama, but know that my money is on the guy who just spent 45 minutes digging out his car.
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