I no longer live in a place where it snows in the winter, but I spent many years of my life in Kansas City and Chicago and remember the mornings I had to dig out my car after a storm.
And these are not good memories, friends!
So I can understand why this Reddit user was so upset about what happened to him.
Read on to find out what I’m talking about!
“I live in Chicago and a few years ago we had a harsh winter with heavy snowfall followed by periods of very cold weather.
My condo has one parking space for each resident. Mine was to the far left of our neighbors who had a large garage (big enough for 3 cars).
Not cool!
We had one of the worst snowstorms of the year. When I went to work, I saw that the guy in the shop had taken all the snow from behind his car and dumped it right behind my car, leaving a pyramid of snow about five feet high behind my car.
I look at this and think, “Screw it, I work from home.”
An acquaintance from the building next door notices the situation and comes over to talk to me about it.
Turns out the neighbor who shoveled me in, named Myrna, was an epic ***** and did a lot of things to the other neighbors, like letting her obnoxious kids play in the hallway.
So my neighbor agrees to text me when she gets home and we meet in the alley around 10 p.m.
Sounds wonderful!
He called for backup and we shoveled all the snow out of our area behind the garage, trapping her in it.
Then we get a bucket of hot water and pour it on the snow, which melts it slightly and forms an ugly layer of ice on top of the snow.
The next morning I heard a lot of shouting in Spanish.”
This is how Reddit users reacted.
This reader shared his thoughts.
Another person spoke up.
This person had a lot to say.
This person just won the Worst Neighbor of the Year award.
And that’s a pretty big/low performance.
If you thought that was an interesting story, check out what happened when a family gave their in-laws free accommodation in exchange for babysitting. However, things changed when they didn’t keep their end of the bargain.
