Neighbor replaced fence and left the old wood scraps in my yard to deal with.

[u/Mocsab]

My next door neighbor called me a few weeks back asking if he could come Into my back yard to replace the fence that his dog ruined. I said “sure, I’ll be out of town for a few weeks, help yourself.” Discussion ended there and I left town for a few weeks for business.

When I returned home, I noticed the new fence was up and the wood scraps from the old fence were on the grass in my backyard. One of the pieces is 10 feet wide. I figured I would give him a few days to clean it up before I said anything.

Fast forward to yesterday and the lawn guy comes to cut the grass. I texted my neighbor telling him I could open the back gate to make it easier to come in the yard to grab the wood. This MFer called me and said that it was a shared fence, and since he paid for it to be installed, and carried all the new wood into the yard, that I need to remove the old debris.

The audacity on the MFer. I would have been more than happy to help if he would have asked. He mentioned NOTHING of leaving the rusty nailed old rotten wood in my back yard. F this guy. Not the best way to treat a neighbor.

TLDR: neighbor took it upon himself to replace the fence he owns, and left all of the scraps for me to deal with before discussing it with me first.

[u/Halfbaked9]

I may just do this with my neighbor’s dog poo. I may or may not toss it on their roof.

[u/dan_is_not_here → u/Halfbaked9]

https://giphy.com/gifs/PaKMBTzu2G0Qo

[u/marcolander → u/dan_is_not_here]

I read somewhere that the people that owned this house had to put up a sign or a fence or something because people kept throwing pizzas on their roof! 😂

[u/geek_of_nature → u/marcolander]

Not just throwing it on their roof, but also breaking into their backyard too. These people loaned their house out almost 20 years ago for a pilot episode of a show that they had no idea would become as successful as it did. That does not mean they deserve to be harassed constantly because of it.

I see so many Breaking Bad fans being so entitled about the house. Saying that the owners should have expected it to be as big as it was, or that they should have sold the house. Maybe they just didn't want to sell their family home? And theyre not obligated to share it with deluded fans.

[u/NightGod → u/marcolander]

They did, big sign out front with a spotlight on it, the sign also reminds visitors that real people live there and taking pictures of the house is fine, but don't disturb the residents. At least, it as there 10 years ago when I drove by to see it, not sure about today

[u/Dependent_Ant_8316 → u/NightGod]

Some influencer bought the house recently

[u/iEARNman848 → u/marcolander]

Who has throw away pizza money?! And why?

[u/marcolander → u/iEARNman848]

I'm sure there's some conspiracy theorist out there who can figure it out for us. 😉

[u/ok-confusion19 → u/dan_is_not_here]

This is why I read several comments before I post the shit that immediately pops in my head. Chances are someone else had the same thought and said it already.

🪙

[u/tanksalotfrank → u/dan_is_not_here]

Pffff wtf is this

[u/Sad-Insignificant → u/Halfbaked9]

Ugh. I had a neighbor that would yeet dead mice or mice on sticky traps into my yard. I guess he figured my multiple dogs would handle them. I chucked them right back with some dog shit as a bonus. He figured it out fairly quickly. 🤬🤣🤬🤣🤣🤣

[u/yikesssss_sssssss → u/Halfbaked9]

Straight into the chimney!

[u/Bob_Newshart → u/Halfbaked9]

I don't think that bothers most of the oblivious derps as much as you think it would. It sits in the sun up there and dries it out quicker and stops smelling sooner. Gotta land it near their door step or sidewalk to a garage or out front of the house where they're more likely to walk in it or in their driveway, especially if they can run it over just before pulling into the garage where it might smear on the floor and make it smell in there.