Entitled neighbor terrorizes new homeowners and vandalizes their niece's car, internet offers their pettiest revenge ideas: ‘I bet you have more rocks than [neighbor] has windows’

When you first move to a new neighborhood, you might be nervous about the folks living their lives around you. Sure, you might have some silly quirks that have the potential to annoy one or two people—your windchimes, perhaps—but you don't go out of your way to terrorize people and accuse them of doing illegal activities. Why would you? The whole shtick of humanhood is "innocent until proven guilty," right?

Bad neighbors, however, can get really bad. They refuse to acknowledge that they might be the problem (since they caused the last homeowner to move out expeditiously). It's amazing how well someone can hide from the person they are in the mirror, but it's important that if you become a victim of someone like this, you get revenge on them so they're humbled to the max. If they do you wrong and get away with it, they'll do it again to the next person. The bad neighbor in this next story vandalizes a new homeowner's family member's car, and the internet is offering their best petty revenge ideas. Man, I love the internet. Scroll to read.

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