Teen keeps parking car illegally in front of neighbor's house, preventing the snowplows through, so neighbor buries the car using his snow blower: 'Small town stuff…'

An entitled teen is forced to face the consequences of his actions after continuously parking in the illegal spot outside of his neighbor's place. Though the neighbor kept asking him not to park there, he ignored him, so the neighbor had to take matters into his own hands and buried his car deep in the snow.

It's obvious when you meet an adult who never had to face the consequences of their actions as a kid. They don't need to be traumatic lessons, but they do, indeed, need to be lessons learned. If you don't ever face consequences, then you are going to grow up thinking you can get away with whatever you want, thus becoming an entitled human. That is the direct path into becoming a full-on male or female Karen. And we don't need any more entitlement in the world, please!

So, after time and time again of this neighbor trying to politely ask this teenager and his parents to not park his car in that illegal spot and being ignored, he decided all bets were off the table. If this kid's parents weren't going to teach him that there are consequences to his actions, then he is about to learn today. The straw that broke the camel's back? After the snowstorm, the plows, which already took forever to get to his street, did not plow his section because that dang car was illegally parked there. 

Now he had to go out and remove the snow on his own, but karma decided to help him out too…

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