Hey, Waffle Gang. I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some

neighbor stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider and that like,

subscribe, maybe that notification bell too and let's crack on with today's first stories.

Now I just want to say before we jump into it, these are neighbor stories.

One of them was mailed into me, which I absolutely love to see.

The other come from our very own subreddit as well.

The first one is a bit of UK-based drama, Neighbors with a council and all that sort of stuff.

The second one is an HOA drama in trouble with

mother-in-law, let me tell you. Holy moly, let's crack on with it. This one's from a user who just

asked me to call them Bob. Love a Bob. And it's titled, My New Neighbor Turned Out to Be a Living

Nightmare. Hey Mark, thanks for sharing your neighbor's story recently. Like yourself, my new neighbor turned out to be a living nightmare.

Hey Mark, thanks for sharing your neighbor's story recently.

Like yourself, I've had the occasional drama,

but I wanted to mail you with a drama that happened to be around four years ago.

I've been living in my cozy semi-detached house in a quiet neighborhood in northern UK for about five years, which was council rented

when my previous neighbor decided to move out. I was a bit apprehensive about who might move in

next, but I tried to keep an open mind. When the new neighbor finally arrived, I made an effort to be

friendly, to exchange polite smiles and brief hellos when we saw each other outside.

And I even bought over a plate of homemade scones as a welcoming gift.

It's classic, what do you call them scones?

At first glance, they seemed like a decent person, and I was hopeful that we'd have a cordial

relationship.

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