My entitled neighbor is constantly stealing my packages and anytime I approach her to try and get it back,

she constantly denies ever having it. But justice and karma was on my side as this time when she stole my package she was shocked when she opened up the

package and let loose a giant tarantula into her house and as a result she comes

storming up to my house begging me to get the giant spider out of her living room and I've never felt better about exposing my feving neighbor in my life.

Here's what happened. I'm a 30 year old female and I'm a hobbyist. So as such, I order additions to my collection that are delivered via post or courier.

Now, my entitled neighbor who's 28 years old, she moved into her house roughly three months ago with her 9 year old son.

I was close friends with the people who lived there previously and had them listed as trusted

neighbors to deliver packages to if I'm not home.

Since she moved in, I have changed that with the postal services,

but unfortunately there are a few delivery people who have not had the information.

Sadly, I have had a few parcels delivered to the entitled neighbor's house, and when I've gone to collect my parcels,

she has denied knowledge or has given me an already open package and use the excuse that her son accidentally opened it.

So last week, I had a delivery coming

with several special editions to add to my collection,

and I decided to work from home to make sure that I received the package.

I started work at my usual time of 9 o'clock in the morning and having

double check that my doorbell was set to its loudest setting I went ahead and I got

to work now I have a tendency to get absorbed into my work so by the time I realized that it was 12.30 PM and my package was

supposed to have delivered by then I started to worry. The first thing I did was check my emails to see if I had been

notified of a delay.

My heart sank when I saw the message saying my package had been delivered to my selected neighbor.

So I left my house and went straight to my neighbor's house to knock on her door.

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