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Our next Reddit post is from the Shark Chick. So my parents are absolute saints. They purchased a

four-bedroom colonial in the early 1980s with property that borders an elementary school.

Back in the 1980s, while they were planning on starting a family, this was a brilliant move.

They have both the school and a playground basically in their backyard. It's a lovely sleepy

neighborhood in a great district. Fast forward to the early 2000s. My brother and I were already in

high school. The school was absolutely overcrowded, and the district decides to save money by cutting

bussing. If you don't live more than five miles from school, you don't get a bus ride. So bussing

goes from 10 buses to 2. Thus, the stage is set for over 200 cars filled with the worst

entitled parents descending on our sleepy neighborhood every day, twice a day, parking all over the

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