How's it going, everyone? I hope you're having a great day because today we have a story of the worst neighbors ever.

Do you think you have bad neighbors? Do you think that you know someone who has bad neighbors wrong?

These are the worst neighbors ever. So sit back, relax, subscribe to the channel if you're new.

And we're calling the subscriber who submitted

this story, Sophia.

So anyways, right, this happened a couple years ago.

Sophia and her mom and her dad lived on this neighborhood and the house next to them.

It was always going for sale.

It always seemed like whenever someone would buy the house, they would immediately try and

flip it, as it was actually quite a nice house.

Sophia's house was pretty normal. She lived pretty normally, but the house next to her was like an extremely nice house.

No one totally knows why that house happened to be there in their neighborhood, but, you know, no complaints. It looks nice, whatever.

And it just seemed like they never really had neighbors. So one day, but, you know, no complaints. It looks nice, whatever. And it just seemed like

they never really had neighbors. So one day, right, you know, you know, Sophia's mom said, hey,

like, you know, someone bought the house a couple weeks ago, and it really does look like they're

moving in. We might actually have neighbors for the first time in years. So Sophia and our parents were like, oh, that's pretty cool. We'll make sure to be very, you know, courteous to our new neighbors and, you know, ask them if they need help moving in, maybe invite them over, something like that.

So about a week later, there's a moving van, and there's a bunch of people moving boxes into the house. It seems like the neighbors purchase the service where people would come and move the stuff in for them,

or at least move the boxes in. Moving's hard. Totally understandable. So then Sophia and Sophia's

mom are like, you know what, maybe tonight when all the moving is done and all the dust is settled.

You know what, let's do it tomorrow. Tomorrow night, when all the dust is settled, you and I will

go over there and we will, you know, knock in the door,

and we'll just ask them if anything's like how everything's going, and then invite them over

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