An entitled neighbor causes over $100,000 worth of damage to my niece's house, leaving my niece's home practically in ruins.

And at this point, we seriously do not know what to do.

Here's what happened.

So my niece has a next-door neighbor who we will call Lewis for the sake of the story, and they are your typical entitled jerk.

He's just a very unpleasant guy who will complain about minor infractions, such as cutting

your grass and getting lawn clippings on his driveway. But also, he won't hesitate to blow his

leaves into her yard when he's cleaning up his yard. Like I said, this guy's a massive jerk.

My niece and her little boy went on a two-week trip to the United Kingdom, and my teenage son,

house it for them the first week. And honestly,

there were no issues. They were due back on Monday evening and her ex-husband, who she's still

friendly with, stopped by the house to make sure everything was in order, stock her fridge with

some essential items, as well as many other things. Well, he was outside and noticed something unusual

about a pipe that ran down the outside of the house and

emptied into the grass on the side of the house. The AC in their house has a kind of weird setup

where there's an outside unit but also something up on the third floor, and this is attached to

the pipe on the house. The condensation runoff from the AC unit flows out of the pipe and empties

into the yard. Well, the jerk next door plugged the pipe

so that the runoff wouldn't go onto his driveway, which borders my niece's house. The plug

pipe caused all of that runoff to back up and spill into her house. It ruined the carpet on the third

floor and then dripped down into the bottom two floors and into the basement where it ruined

clothing, furniture, toys,

and so much more. And my niece's ex didn't realize this yet when he discovered the plug pipe.

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