‘My petty revenge was watching them digging out the shared driveway’: Neighbors ignored shared driveway duties and trespassed for years, so when a snowstorm hit, they had to shovel it themselves

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• Then comes a snowstorm that’s brutal enough to exhaust even the most dedicated shovelers. The person at the end can only clear two-thirds of their own driveway, and the neighbors, who have always refused to help, now find themselves stuck.

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• They have to dig out the shared driveway themselves, and even then, it’s barely enough for one car to squeeze through. Watching them struggle is a small act of petty revenge, but it’s also a reminder that actions have consequences. When you treat your neighbors like an afterthought, don’t expect them to bail you out when things get tough.

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• Sometimes, the best lesson is letting people experience the fallout of their own selfishness. If they had been a bit more considerate, maybe the driveway would have been cleared for everyone. But since they weren’t, they get to deal with the mess they helped create.

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