Scorned HOA resident-turned-president gets revenge on former president, who fined them $50 for a crooked mailbox: ‘[I] spent 2 years making his life a bureaucratic [nightmare]’

If you play your cards correctly, you will always have the opportunity to enact revenge on those who have done you wrong.

Finding the perfect time to get revenge on someone who has made your life more difficult requires patience, grit, and stamina. Most of the time, revenge isn't handed to you on a silver platter. Sometimes, you have to work for it. Play the long game. It's important to understand that you must work toward serving justice to the evil characters in your life, and eagerly withstanding any obstructions is crucial for these evil people to experience the karma they rightfully deserve. We believe in you, friends.

The little guy, with enough persistence, will always win. The universe has a beautiful way of sorting itself out. For instance, let's say you live in an HOA. You try your very best to adhere to all the rules set forth by the HOA board, but they continue to pile on top of each other until you can no longer keep track of what is and isn't allowed. One day, you receive a fine because your mailbox was slightly crooked. Slightly. Instead of letting it go, you decide to run for the HOA board, playing the long game to get back at the HOA president who chose to pick on you. That's what happens in this next story, so scroll below if you're intrigued.

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"my HOA president fined me $50 for a crooked mailbox so i ran for the board, became president myself, and spent 2 years making his life a bureaucratic h***scape"

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What did we say about persistence? It's a crucial factor in any revenge story. Some might argue that putting in more thought and time into an act of revenge is toxic and, quite frankly, takes more out of you than it gives to you, but we beg to differ. There's a certain level of joy that one receives from watching all one's hard work pay off, and in this resident's case, it's sweet, sweet victory.
Using bureaucracy against a former prez is beautifully, beautifully petty.
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