Hey, Hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more Reddit stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider him that like, that subscribe, maybe that notification bell too. Let's crack on with today's first story. Much love, guys. Now, today I fancied something a little bit different to start

off with from the R-slash Pro Revenge subreddit from Bright Rick. He's got a little bit of neighbor

drama for us. It says, neighbors kept parking in our lot. I froze them out. This happened

around 20 years ago. Our family owned two apartment buildings, three units each.

We lived in two of them, rented out the other four.

There's nothing but these three flats lining both sides of the road for about a mile.

Not all have parking.

On the side streets the houses and very little street parking.

We had more land than most of these

units, since it was also our home. So we had parking for around 16 cars. Everything was fine

for literally decades. Then cars started appearing in our parking lots that were not our tenants.

I blocked one in one day, went outside to see this asshole drive through our bushes

and across the yard to get out. I called the cops, nothing they could do. So I called a tow company

and had them put up signs. We'd have to call them to have a car towed. The signs seem to work in

no more random cars. Until New Year's Eve one year, I arrive home and every space is filled.

There are even cars on the street blocking in the other cars. I'm beyond piss, so I call the tow

company. They can't do anything for a few hours because they are so busy. We're in the Chicago

suburbs. It's below zero out. I have an idea.

I dig out the lawn sprinklers and hoses.

I run one hose inside to the laundry and force it and turn on the hot water.

This way the hose and sprinklers won't ice up, but the cars on the ground sure did.

Three sprinklers moved every half hour or so for almost five hours.

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