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I am seeking information regarding the nature of these objects that I found in my garbage can, which at first glance appeared to be rice but upon closer inspection were seen to be moving.

You own the damn house. YOU DO NOT OWN THE SIDEWALK.

I’m walking down the street and this car is literally parked HALFWAY ON THE SIDEWALK and halfway into the street because apparently their driveway is too full of junk to actually park in.

So instead of cleaning up the driveway, the solution was just to park wherever the hell they felt like it.

Now I have to walk around your car and practically step into the street just to get past it.

How entitled do you have to be to look at a perfectly good sidewalk and think, “Yeah, I’m gonna park my car right there.”

I don’t care if it’s directly in front of your house.

It’s not your personal parking spot.

Move your damn car and let people use the sidewalk for what it’s actually there for.

I just boarded my connecting flight after flying all damn day, and I’m finally trying to get some sleep…

We take off, the cabin lights shut off, and EVERYONE has their window shade down…

Except for one person.

So now the entire plane is basically pitch black except for this one damn window shining bright as hell because apparently you need to personally see every fu***ng cloud outside.

Read the room.

Have some damn courtesy.

If the entire plane has their shades shut, maybe that should tell you something.

We all flew out early this morning. People are tired and trying to sleep.

But no, this one person just HAD to keep their shade open and light up half the damn cabin.

SHUT THE DAMN WINDOW.

Notice is hereby given to the individual who placed expired milk in the package on my porch that I have engaged law enforcement. The package, when opened in my vehicle, released its contents, causing significant damage and odor. This incident was not a harmless joke but a deliberate act of property damage. The lingering effects of expired milk are notorious; they permeate and persist. Consequently, my vehicle is now unusable due to the overwhelming smell, akin to a dairy farm dumpster. I intend to hold the responsible party accountable for professional detailing and any damages. It is questionable whether the fleeting amusement derived from this act outweighs the severe consequences that will follow.

Am I overreacting about my neighbor’s new fence? 😐

The fence went in last weekend, and at first I thought the line just looked a little off. This morning I grabbed a tape measure to check it, and it looks like the fence is sitting almost 8 inches onto my side for most of the length.

I mentioned it to my neighbor and he laughed it off with, “Come on, it’s only a few inches.”

Maybe I’m being too picky, but 8 inches doesn’t exactly feel insignificant when it’s the entire length of the yard. My concern is that if I let it go now, it could become a much bigger headache later.

Would this bother you enough to say something, or would you let the few inches go?

I am seeking advice on the most efficient method for disposing of a substantial quantity of old concrete bags. Upon purchasing this property, I discovered over 20 bags of Quikrete stored in the basement, which the previous owner claimed had been there for years. Many of these bags appear to have hardened significantly. Although a dumpster has been scheduled for collection, I am exploring alternative solutions for managing these bags without incurring excessive physical strain. Could anyone recommend a practical approach for disposing of hardened concrete mix?

I would appreciate it if future line painting activities were scheduled during less busy hours, such as nighttime, to minimize disruptions.

I told the homeowner to keep an eye on the pour for about 15 minutes while I went to grab another load, and not to touch anything until I got back.

Came back to this. 😑

Apparently, he thought the concrete was “spilling too much” and decided to pull the forms loose to help it drain. Now there’s wet concrete everywhere, the edge has blown out, and this whole section is going to have to be torn out and repoured.

Potentially a $6,500 mistake… all because someone couldn’t wait a few minutes.

I swear, people watch one concrete pour and suddenly they’re the foreman. 😂 What would you do if you came back to this?

UNPOPULAR OPINION: If you have kids, YOU should be responsible for getting their asses to and from school.

I’ve been stuck behind this damn bus my entire drive home, going 25 MPH and stopping at EVERY. SINGLE. HOUSE.

At some point, why are we making the entire public sit in traffic so this bus can personally drop every kid off at their front door?

People get off work at the same time schools release.

People have places to be.

And yet everybody behind this thing has no choice but to sit here while it stops every 30 seconds.

Take your own damn kids to school.

Or at the very least, make these kids walk to an actual bus stop instead of turning every driveway into one.

I wouldn’t normally pull out a tape measure over something like this, but the new fence looked really close to the house.

So I grabbed one just to see how much space was actually there, and the measurement has me wondering if the fence may be sitting about 7 inches over the property line.

I know 7 inches doesn’t sound like much, but when it comes to property lines, those little differences can matter. I also don’t want to make a big issue out of something that could simply be a measurement mistake.

I’m definitely not looking to start a fight with the neighbor. I’d rather clear it up now and keep things friendly than ignore it and potentially have a bigger problem later.

The tape measure in the photo is obviously just a rough check, so I know a proper survey would be the way to confirm it.

Would you bring it up with the neighbor, or let 7 inches go and keep the peace?