An entitled neighbor demands that I move my car from out in front of their house, as they claim I have no right to park there,

and that if I do park there again, they're going to report me to the authorities.

So, after receiving that letter, I not only took it personally, but I decided to get some revenge,

by not only happily getting the authorities involved, but also occupying the front of their house with as many cars as I could possibly get together.

Here's what happened.

Okay, about a month ago, I moved into a residential neighborhood, and it's important to note

a few things as you read my story.

My house does not have a driveway or garage, so I have to rely on street parking.

This is not a gated or HOA govern area, and there are no signs, restrictions, permits whatsoever for street parking.

This area is also not walking distance to anything but other houses. So anyone parking on the street

is either a resident of the area or a visitor of a resident, which basically means there's no

random people trying to find short-term parking. Now, it's a quiet neighborhood, so I can

usually find street parking in front of or close by my house. However, there is one neighbor that lives four

houses down that feels that they own the public sidewalk in front of their property and constantly

puts down cones to block off space that would fit about three cars. Now, I refuse to give them

the benefit of the doubt that they do this to save spots

for themselves because I take my dog on frequent walks and I've never seen them use these spots

to park. Additionally, they have a long driveway that never has any cars in it and a detached

garage, so they already have ample parking for their personal vehicles that I've never

seen. On that note, I have literally never even

seen these neighbors. Other than occasionally seeing lights coming from their backyard during nighttime

walks, I would probably assume that there's no one living there. Shades are always closed in the

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